shane_armstrong

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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
Understood, my apologies :) I shall keep my enthusiasm to a lower tone from now on, thank you :)
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
Ahhh, no sorry, I have been reading for a long time, I only signed up last night to post and I found it rather addictive, if you need proof of my existence I can point you to an MSN, a twitter and a facebook, as well as a hosted website bea
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
I am not associated in anyway whatsoever, this is not some kind of hype building, I just really like the project and would love to help it to grow and hopefully improve.
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
Not down for me, must be a local DNS solving or connection issue. Either that or it is client side, refresh your cookies/cache.
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
Okay, 2 minutes of use and I'm addicted. Please add logins and comments and I will be your first sign up. ----------------------- Public response: Most people I show say the same thing: "god i hope they develop some kind of social side to i
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
Just wanted to say that the bug I reported with the site has now been fixed on windows Chrome, as well as the layour issue with the change of font you made. Good look with your site :)
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
http://i48.tinypic.com/17eh3p.png That is the view on my screen, a quick analysis of your page source shows that the container has a fixed width of 700px, but that the computed style is returning a total of 702px for all the contents of t
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
12.0.742.112 And you are most welcome, also, your top links "blog" anchor seems to be miss-placed.
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
The original one is better, but the font for your links is extremely malformed in my Chrome for some reason. Except from that I prefer it, it is less conforming and therefore will stick in my mind for longer, I actually read some of the tex
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
It would require a lot of development time I think and I really think it's a great idea, especially to get there (in the public eye anyway) first, but I am only 2 months or so away from finishing a project my team is working on, seeing how
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
I think that an IDE makes it simpler to use, but that quickly writing accurate code is a better choice. I personally use notepad when using my FTP or more often my cpanel light text editor. I haven't had too many issues thus far and have ce
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
As someone who has used IE6, IE7, IE8, Firefox and Chrome I can't help but think that this is all irrelevant, IE is failing, slow and ugly. MS can try to redeem it but the damage has already been done, companies and home users are switching
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
I would also more than happily pay for hacker news, but since it's free and user submitted I think it is a different case. Perhaps there should be a general news site where the users submit the news articles themselves, it would probably be
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by shane_armstrong 14y ago
Agreed with crntaylor, it seems like some form of status sharing application but I don't really have a clue.