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crcoffey
17y ago
I realise this is new news, But any hope for students outside the US? Really enjoying W7.RC at the moment, Would be great on my budget to be able to do it this way.
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crcoffey
17y ago
Funny how I only even think of Bing when I come across a reference on ycombinator, Then forget about it all over again. His biggest issue is that 90% of people have Google as their homepage, I don't even think about it when it opens anymore
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crcoffey
17y ago
The only issue I can see here is people not understanding the science of it, And only having it make them more anxious or induce panic at not being able to easily get to the exit.
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crcoffey
17y ago
My grandparents are still alive, and are actually doing quite well. I'm 19 years old, and I hold a strong hope that they will hold my children in their time. I can't explain how much that would mean to me.
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crcoffey
17y ago
That doesn't put fulfilling the need of such a project beyond the reach of any qualified coder to try and fill the gap himself. It doesn't cost much for, a group of friends in college to start working on a project, or some colleagues meetin
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crcoffey
17y ago
none of it seems to work very well at all in Chrome, or my Firefox 3.0 Seems to be a very redundant article.
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crcoffey
17y ago
What a messy, uninviting blog-site. I found it hard to even finish the article.
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crcoffey
17y ago
Thats quite an ignorant statement. /b/ has become... ridiculous, most older anon's avoid it completely. /b/ is mostly full of children trying to jump on the bandwagon.
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crcoffey
17y ago
It's disappointing to think that because your as well known as Bill Gates, you cant have a simple, public page to share with your actual friends.
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crcoffey
17y ago
When i look at conditional comments, I at least feel comfortable knowing that everything is plainly laid out, And looks cleanly formatted enough for me to be comfortable. Slapping these one star hacks into my css everywhere would start to l
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crcoffey
17y ago
We all understand that a sex offender is low on our list of people we care most about, But taking such a medieval, and profiteering approach like this app, Doesn't make us much better than the offenders. The authorities are already aware of
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crcoffey
17y ago
Your letting the truth get in the way of a good story!
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crcoffey
17y ago
Can I ask what kind of document or method of encryption you use for your passwords?
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crcoffey
17y ago
Left me with a disappointing lack of enthusiasm. It felt... empty. There wasn't enough to excite me.
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crcoffey
17y ago
That was pissing me off too, I was starting to lose faith in it giving any real cases. If they jury truly had no choice in this case, Then I feel it stands to reason Jury's don't have enough power in our legal system, The whole idea of a ju
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crcoffey
17y ago
The main problem with Rentacoder and like websites, is that you need to find very small projects to work on, and bid some pathetic amount to get some ratings going before you can look at some real money, Or severly undercut yourself, and
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crcoffey
17y ago
Given the diverse range of economical backgrounds coders come from for Rentacoder projects, Making being undercut quite a common occurrence, your looking at $15-20USD per hour on a run of the mill job, Providing you have decent enough ratin
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crcoffey
17y ago
Being a poor student who scrapes a living through Rentacoder, Its difficult to explain further without getting lost when someone raises an eyebrow at freelance web design .
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crcoffey
17y ago
But thats my point. Why? Twitters entire concept is just a head spin, As a casual bystander to the twit phase, I gather that 90% of the posts are either ego trips, basic daily occurrences, spam or marketing. Why can't you meet your friends
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crcoffey
17y ago
No, not at all? Just because commercial software can and will be catered to the users specific needs, doesn't imply the user always wants to make any form of financial contribution to the desired result. Nine out of ten times, if you want s
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crcoffey
17y ago
I hate being disconnected. it gets under my skin until I'm itching to code, game or read a blog, Do something to bring me back to a familiar constant. But take me away for a week? I come back and end up deleting all my bookmarks, dis enthus
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17y ago
I remember my year-12 math teacher being the first true teacher I had for the subject in a very long time who actually cared, A student who came up with a varied or creative solution to a normal problem was praised with an overwhelmingly ha
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crcoffey
17y ago
A very enlightening read to a young developer, Much appreciated.
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crcoffey
17y ago
I've always found the best solution is to avoid IE6 hacks altogether, and try to be as concise as possible when writing the CSS file, and give the IE6 a stable feel, and accepting the inherent flaws that make it so difficult to work with. T
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crcoffey
17y ago
It's still blows my mind in exactly how popular Twitter has become.