warseph

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by warseph 10y ago
Too bad not that many people seem to do this. Fat models are increasingly difficult to maintain on large scale projects, yet most developers are encouraged to go that way when they start learning rails, and many don't ever realize how
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by warseph 13y ago
In Argentina the Big Mac's price is actually regulated by the government ( http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/2012/05/01/why_big_macs_... the prices shown in that menu are about double now, exc
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by warseph 14y ago
It's a fine article, but the blog could use a bit of UX tweaking too. I have no idea what prismatic is, and the lack of a link to their homepage from their own blog seems like an obvious flaw, which i've seen really often in most website/st
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by warseph 15y ago
As everything in Google+ you can choose a Circle, all your Circles, your Extended Circle, or just choose contact by contact, I think it's definitely a Skype killer :)
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by warseph 15y ago
My 2 cents :) The article gets right both the inflation and the corruption problems in Argentina. However, it seems to be a bit biased, as it shows only one real case of success and several failures, and the fact that one of the interviewee
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by warseph 15y ago
I saw it in several games in Direct2Drive, (this games had the same restrictions in other online stores). I don't think is fraud though, as the same site sells other games to Argentina. This is what direct2drive says on the matter: Why are
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by warseph 15y ago
Same thing happens in Argentina, I tried some times to buy certain games online, but for some weird reason for digital content, the purchased is limited to the US and Mexico. Why does this limitation even exist for digital content?