ckevinc

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by ckevinc 12y ago
Odd, I upload a file and it doesn't seem to give me any sort of link. http://imgur.com/LpwJ3Nn Running Chrome 36.0.1985.143 on OS X
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by ckevinc 13y ago
[Wake up early]..."to post a squeeze page on Hacker News"
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by ckevinc 13y ago
Appears to be down. Google's cache of the article: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:Ti31eUM...
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Stop Worrying, and Learn to Love Free WiFi(blogging.cwl.cc)
2 points by ckevinc 13y ago|0 comments
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by ckevinc 13y ago
Just to add to this - the javascript event used to capture leaving the open page seems to be: window.onbeforeunload - it would be great if Chrome was able to disable that function entirely, but it doesn't seems possible.
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by ckevinc 13y ago
This seems like a great feature, and sadly missing from Chrome. I have thought of two types of insidious activities on sites today, the onclick popup and the confirm on close. The onclick popup can be managed (to a small extent) in Chrome b
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by ckevinc 14y ago
Interesting idea. I think many will want to use this in an RSS reader. Because of that, I would suggest you place a link to your feed ( http://poststat.us/feed/ ) somewhere on the page so others can find it easily.
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by ckevinc 14y ago
You're very welcome. I'm reading what I've written and it seems overly critical of your work. I don't want you to feel that's the case; it does look like a wonderful tool and, in the case of a developer or a web freelancer, may be very usef
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by ckevinc 14y ago
I find this a very interesting product category - and I'm part of a very (I feel) undeserved category of consultant/freelancers. The essence of what you seem to be doing "uber simple" (the the home page states), is what had me interested. B
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by ckevinc 14y ago
How does a publisher get on your list?
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by ckevinc 14y ago
So, I tested this on Windows XP and you'll likely have to do a check for .NET 3.5 and have it installed before the application gets copied. As per Devexpress: "This may happen if you try to launch an XAF Windows Forms application at the wor
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by ckevinc 14y ago
Interesting Application. I wonder what the overall prospects of a Windows Desktop application are these days? One thing I would mention, test it on different versions of Windows. CRMfly does not appear to work post-install on Window XP --&
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by ckevinc 14y ago
Oh.. I see.. Markdown.. Here's a test of the stuff.. nice http://throwww.com/a/1hd
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by ckevinc 14y ago
I'd love to know how the author made the text larger/bold .. looks like a header tag <h1> but Throwww doesn't appear to accept that.
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by ckevinc 14y ago
I think anecdotal evidence is good to a point.. we can only know so much before starting to make larger generalizations. In all this, there is some sense that we (as Canadians) are fundamentally different than our American friends. I do agr
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by ckevinc 14y ago
Here's the interesting thing I find about all this (and one that seems not to have been mentioned): In Canada, we are more similar to America than anyone else (for the most part). Now, before you fellow hosers scream "Sacrilege", hear me ou
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by ckevinc 14y ago
Yep, that's the case. You get a "Sorry! Music on Google Play is not available in your country yet." when you try to shop for music. The rest of Google Music, however, appears to work well once the account is setup by US VPN. Even the Androi
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Why I'm supporting App.Net(blog.cwl.cc)
2 points by ckevinc 14y ago|0 comments
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Free Tool: Install-Uninstall - A Windows Installer Editor - Thoughts?(blog.cwl.cc)
1 points by ckevinc 14y ago|0 comments
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The future of email is Not Twitter(blog.cwl.cc)
1 points by ckevinc 14y ago|0 comments