jogzden

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by jogzden 10y ago
This feature has been available on Android M for a while now. Sadly, the fragmentation of versions running on the Android platform is the biggest threat to its security.
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by jogzden 12y ago
Oh, I am not by any means trying to turn the news into something. I am merely expressing my distaste with nationalism and what it can do to people.
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by jogzden 12y ago
As someone with a Macedonian background, what bothers me most is my father's reaction to this news when I told him about it. I am legitimately excited about this news, and all he could really think of was if the Greeks would claim Phil
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by jogzden 12y ago
It's really great to see good things coming Trello's way with all of this. Those guys have worked ridiculously hard at it. I distinctly remember them keeping Trello running through a disaster and keeping all of it's users inf
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by jogzden 12y ago
I'd love to try and get gfycat support for this.
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by jogzden 12y ago
I just got the update now. Check again. I'm really liking the new UI.
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by jogzden 13y ago
I can see tech like this being used in the next Bond film. Every day, the advances in modern technology surprise and impress me. I love our line of work, where we can set our mind to something and just make it.
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by jogzden 13y ago
I don't really see the point to Twitter for hiring purposes. But both LinkedIn and GitHub serve as e-resumes. Any decent tech company will want to see what you've worked on/contributed to, and a lot of the time and dev worth
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by jogzden 13y ago
I'm assuming this only works with Chicago?
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by jogzden 13y ago
Most likely. http://www.spreeder.com/ says: "To train to read faster, you must first find your base rate. Your base rate is the speed that you can read a passage of text with full comprehension. We've defaulted to
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by jogzden 13y ago
How would this stack up against something like Manager.io ( http://www.manager.io/ ) which provides the same functionality and more for free?
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by jogzden 13y ago
Seems like a great idea, but I couldn't help but find this http://i.imgur.com/h7DjXen.png picture to be really awkward. What's going on with her legs?
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by jogzden 13y ago
Any idea if you will there will be future integration for something like JIRA? This could really speed up the process of getting things up there.
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by jogzden 13y ago
What about something like, let's say, a kindle made for school, which stores the student's textbooks and readings. I'd think that this would be a much better alternative since it has limited use to begin with.
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by jogzden 13y ago
This is a pretty cool concept, but it still needs a bit of work. While I agree with black borders around the text, I think it seems to meme-like. Maybe work on getting a shadow around the text when it is over multiple colours (e.g. the thir
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by jogzden 13y ago
What will you provide in terms of image editing, that something like pixlr doesn't? I currently use that for image editing, since Gimp is just total rubbish to use, and I need a damn "business case" to get Photoshop.
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by jogzden 13y ago
The gif on wikipedia ( http://i.imgur.com/ZQMaGhj.gif ) was actually a very good example. Thanks! :D
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by jogzden 13y ago
This is actually a really good idea considering how much we've learned to hoard and store things all over the place. Good stuff!
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by jogzden 13y ago
I assume you know what a handshake is, right? A TCP connection requires a handshake and is evidently a much more reliable and safe connection. A UDP connection doesn't require a handshake. This means that you never know if your data ha
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by jogzden 13y ago
A friend of mine once told me that someone who knows Javascript inside out knows how to do things in jQuery with bare javascript.