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tjriley82
9y ago
Yes, it would. Apple experiemented with this in the mid 90s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_clone it didn't really work out.
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Samoa cancels Friday 30th and travels one day forward in time
(nytimes.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
NYC, New York - World on a Hanger - Full time (Rails/Mongo) I’m looking for an exceptional Rails developer to help build a niche SaaS application within the fashion space. We’re somewhat distributed (between the US and Europe) but the core
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15y ago
This seems like an awful lot of work to solve a really small problem - that your front end developer doesn’t have a working Ruby installation and is shy about using the command line. Just teach them. It won’t take long, they’ll learn someth
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Fabricly (YCW10) looking for a Rails programmer (in NYC)
(jobs.37signals.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Fabricly carries out the sourcing and production. The designer only has to worry about design and a joint marketing effort.
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16y ago
I somewhat agree, but I don't think it's such a big deal for the average visitor.
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16y ago
Oh, we're not ignoring brand name at all. Our first mini-collection is by a relatively established upcoming British label that only has very limited exposure in the US. We have exclusive collections from several other labels coming up. Smal
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Java 4-Ever trailer
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16y ago
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ISO 3103:1980 (ISO standard for tea making)
(sub.spc.org)
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17y ago
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17y ago
OS X gives you the option to submit a report to Apple after an app crashes. The report contains stack traces and you can view the traces in the dialog box before sending. Every time Safari crashes for me (and for anyone else I know) it's wi
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17y ago
The article just seems to be putting Rails 3 design improvements to the test. Personally, I am pretty impressed at how easy it is to swap out Routes/ActionController::Base if you need something leaner or just a completely different approach
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17y ago
If you have a "continuous authority" facility enabled on your merchant account you can make arbitrary charges on card numbers authorised and stored by your payment processor. CA doesn't seem too hard to acquire, at least here in the UK it w