roblocop

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by roblocop 16y ago
I think the arguments are ones we've all heard before. As a Flash developer myself, it only makes me second guess myself more. Not because it presents a new point of view, but that non-technical people will now harp in on the issue, and I'l
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by roblocop 16y ago
It interestingly scales up and down when you use your mouse wheel over it. I'd also make the CSS3 category color something other than a yellow that close to the Safari 4 color.
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by roblocop 17y ago
I don't think pure academic advancement is the answer as a means to invent and thereby dig ourselves out of the recession. More kids graduating high school really doesn't imply that they'll find better jobs or rather even be better off beca
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by roblocop 17y ago
I think the article side steps the value in learning something well by doing it yourself (in the case of the new hire). I appreciate the confidence gained by pair programming and hand holding. But oftentimes even though they were able to be
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by roblocop 17y ago
I've been lending to Kiva for the past two years, and for me, it's been a fulfilling experience. I think I definitely feel a connection to the people I'm lending to through reading their stories and knowing what my loan is going towards. No
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by roblocop 17y ago
more specifically still faster in chrome beta than firefox 3.5 beta on leopard
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by roblocop 18y ago
I wonder if the Mail Goggles idea was a spinoff of the the undo idea: http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2008/10/new-in-labs-stop-sendi... . Generally seems like the same dilemma. Does the recipient have a right to your drunken email?
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by roblocop 18y ago
He also speaks to Flash/RIA being a dying art, but I wonder what would be harder for the user: installing one of the RIA plugins, or upgrading your entire browser to support HTML5? I reckon the latter, and the penetration rates for HTML5 wi
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A Guide to The Contextual Web(readwriteweb.com)
3 points by roblocop 18y ago|0 comments