jsoffer

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by jsoffer 12y ago
> Not everybody, not even most people, want to understand "how to web works", "how urls work" or anything else along those lines. I still want to support those that do, and prevent them from having unnecessary burdens
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by jsoffer 12y ago
Exactly. Right now, there's little or no difference between 'we the developers' and everyone else. Keep doing those changes, there will be one. Developers will be a privileged class. It's no surprise that some people may
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by jsoffer 13y ago
What Glass needs is understanding the need to keep the feet on the ground and realizing that scifi oriented marketing can only go so far. As exciting as "look and feel as a borg" may sound in PR releases, it's useless long te
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by jsoffer 13y ago
It's clear that there aren't "enough (properly skilled, willing and available) eyeballs" for every project out there. Raymond's argument could be correct; still, the irresponsible thing would be to expect, just beca
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by jsoffer 13y ago
I think it's ok. I was going to say "He should have used memset instead of this low level memory walking that belongs inside the implementation of... oh I see". This is a critical function; doing it the proper "machine-w
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by jsoffer 13y ago
"...I have not ever intentionally clicked on or even looked at an ad..." "I don't watch TV except Netflix..." It may be a coincidence, or it may not... but I've done research on ads distribution, and Netflix, b
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by jsoffer 13y ago
I wonder why haven't mail providers implemented a "single time password, only for websites to peek on the contacts list" feature; I presume it's because the concept itself is broken.
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by jsoffer 13y ago
Sometimes there is not a lot of money, the project is on a bad phase and the little you're being paid is somehow a good pay because you know for a fact things are getting better and everything else feels fine, as you say "happy wi