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Yes. And it even means that tabloids are legitimate sources, but science papers published on a university website are not.
As generous readers, we can fill in all the implied qualifiers ("from my experience", "in ways that aren't obvious", "if current trends continue", "unless my recommendations are followed", etc.).

Wikipedia editors are probably unconsciously conditioned against weasel words... but in counterpoint, when you are presenting an opinion piece, they can be appropriate.
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Also, really good domain name!

That depends of course on your cultural and language background. In Germany, "NS" in a standard abbrevation for "Nationalsozialismus", the ideology of the Hitler regime from which the abbreviation "Nazi" derives. For instance, the time between '33 and '45 is typically called "NS-Zeit".

I don't think there's any danger, though, that anyone will confuse this website's content with anything related to that meaning ;-)
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From my experience this is more like the tip of an iceberg instead of a storm in a teacup.

Many of my articles have been shot down on Wikipedia along the same lines, until I no longer cared.
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Satellites emerge in big cities too, they're called neighbourhoods. The extent of how far people are willing to walk in their daily lives will scope the size of a neighbourhood and that also pressures people to concentrate their daily activities within the same neighbourhood.

Public transit will lift the limit somewhat: people are willing to spend only so much time commuting or going to/from hobbies but with good public transit people will frequent other neighbourhoods on a regular basis. Public transit will be cheap as long as densities are high enough and that's why big cities are dense and have public transit. Large car-based "cities" aren't actually cities, they're just glorified urban office parks with people living in the suburbs: public transit will never work there efficiently.

The reason why you can't design a city is that a meaningful city can only grow organically based on whatever people happen to make of it. Commerce will surface when the place and time are right. Predesigning a neighbourhood will result in either a lot of dead space or a preformed area that nobody will consider their own.
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Except all of those things started happening in about 1994. And that's why 15+ years later we have spec which defines error conditions rather than just the 'proper' way.

(If you weren't online/sentient back then, sites commonly had these 'Best viewed in Netscape' badges on them.)
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I don't get it- if you have "hide system title bar" off, there's just tabs, and then your window manager takes over and draws a 1px border. Do you want chromium to enable some mode where it /never/ has tabs, and /always/ spawns new windows? Or do you just want a different theme for the tab bar?
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"This agreement ended a six-month spat between the two in which Zynga accused Vostu of making near-identical copies its titles."

Oh, that's rich. Vostu's lawyers must be a special kind of incompetent not to point out that this is Zynga's entire business model.
If users aren't asked for access to their address book, this is still a potential public relations nightmare, since many people will inevitably be distressed that a company will be able to know who was in your address book even if they don't know those people's phone numbers.
I program and don't get this explanation. I'd be completely confused if I watched this before I learned to program. Can't say I'd do better.

Perhaps programming is like riding a bike by typing move left pedal to -10 Y and + 5 X, move right pedal +10 Y and -5 X. Then type repeat action. Same idea for steering. If you want it to get some place, you have to specify the path by GPS coordinates and pray nothing gets in your way.

And abstraction would be categorizing these various actions so you could possibly use the bike steering code on a car with some modification.

Makes it sound like torture at the wrong level of abstraction though.
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I was wondering if there is a way to mask a site visit. Instance, someone clicks on an article and their site visit is not recorded or is somehow made unverifiable.

The goal is to disrupt "journalists" from pandering to the most sensationalist headlines to get more clicks.

I find that the state of news is deteriorating to the point of gossip - even more so than the Citizen Kane scenario - because some people are paid proportionally to the number of clicks they receive. A problem is that this would also disrupt Adsense revenue and other click-through programs.
Sorry, deleted my comment as it was in error - I thought I caught it before any replies came down the pipe. Basically I misread it as being about a single language.

I do think that there is some merit to his defense (if there's not enough references or the references aren't really about the topic at hand...) but I think the balance would be better left with leaving the article in place and sticking the 'references aren't great quality, please improve' banner at the top.
You won't be able to install via usb because refit/efi won't enable usb booting. You can use the internal dvd drive for installation however -- or replace the drive with a hard drive containing the installation medium.

Best way to do this is to partition your first drive into 3 partitions before installing OSX using disk utility pre-installation. Install OSX, bootcamp, windows, then linux. Then you're free to remove your dvd drive if you prefer using a hard drive in that bay, but you'll need the drive for OS installations.
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I'd recommend Startup Digest: http://startupdigest.com/
I'd also suggest Sinatra if you want to stick with Ruby.
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>I'm critical of John Gruber on many topics

You seem to be a bigger fan of Apple than Gruber is, to the point of always accusing people of hounding Apple, I wonder what topics you're critical of him about.

>(EG: Just this weekend I read in "Inside Apple" the long refuted claim that Apple "stole" Xerox technology for the Mac. Amazing kind of a theft that was-- Apple paid for a license to use that technology with stock which, if held to present, is worth Billions of dollars. Quite the heist!)

In one earlier post you were claiming Xerox didn't invent the GUI, and that Apple did, and now you're saying it was properly licensed? If you're accusing others of thinking one-sidedly, you need to look in the mirror.

>Another example: for quite a time there, many windows fans believed that Bill Gates owned Apple, because to them $150M is a big "investment" and they think Microsoft bought Apple in 1997. (they didn't know that Apple had a lot more of that in cash already, and that part of the deal-- the bigger part-- was burying the hatchet on all the patents microsoft was violating, to the tune of several billion dollars a year from Microsoft paid to Apple for several years. This latter bit was reported, but kept quiet because Apple didn't care and microsoft wanted to save face... so its not widely known.)

The biggest concession from Microsoft was that they made IE and MS Office for Mac, which kept Apple afloat for enough time to develop and launch OS X.

>was burying the hatchet on all the patents microsoft was violating, to the tune of several billion dollars a year from Microsoft paid to Apple for several years. This latter bit was reported, but kept quiet because Apple didn't care and microsoft wanted to save face... so its not widely known.)

What? Why would Apple lose billions a year for $150 million? That too wasn't a settlement but gave away actual shares of the company. If what you claim is true then Apple's management did a very crappy job and must be sued. And you say RDF doesn't exist. Like the Matrix, the ones under it's influence do not know they are in an RDF :)
> This is completely backward from how quality content must normally be created.

It's precisely how content for encyclopedias are generally created. Encyclopedias are compilations and summaries of information about a variety of topics, not compilations of original research by experts from a variety of fields.
Yes,Its still relevant.This article will be relevant for next 20 years ,unless some thing dramatically changes(like creating world class products) the Indian Software industry.
Who says that science papers on a university website are not valid sources?
"MVC, REST, Migrations, Database abstraction, Routing"

None of these things have to do with Rails or Ruby.

Regardless of which language/framework you choose to learn, you'll still find yourself tackling the above concepts in some form.

If you like Ruby and Rails, learn it. There is no "right" choice. What you choose to learn depends on what you want to do with your skills.

Also, taking the above into account, be aware that what language you start with isn't all that important. In the beginning, you'll likely lack the skills to really understand what the differences mean anyhow. The important thing is that you start somewhere and learn.

Don't follow the "flavor of the month" people. There will always be some hot new language or framework to play with.

Pick something that has a knowledgeable and active community for support and you'll do fine with whatever you choose.
There are still quite a few Android phones out there with keyboards. I miss my BB keyboard on occasion, but I can usually just wait till I get to a proper computer if I want to type anything particularly lengthy.
Experiencing meetings getting abused is certainly a worthwhile life experience. I too was fairly political at university and I saw great depth and planning go into getting particular outcomes from meetings for nefarious ends. You begin to notice signs and mannerisms that give away when someone is trying to be a jerk or working in cahoots with others to stack motions or derail discussion to get in a sneaky amendment or rejection. It's a game of strategy, really.

It is such a valuable experience because eventually you have to work with people who mess with meetings for a living (politicians, bureaucrats, middle managers in large firms, and the list goes on). Knowing their tricks puts you one step ahead.
It is useless to argue with nirvana. He is like a conspiracy theorist. He made up his mind that the iPhone 4 and 4S have the same antenna design and would rather declare PC World and Consumer Reports and you anti-Apple liars rather than admit he was wrong. This is precisely how RDF works, the story that it's Apple against the world and thus anything bad said about Apple is never true and is said only by haters.
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Somewhat. Microsoft reverse-engineered a lot of Netscape's rendering quirks, as well as adding their own. Being quite liberal it what it accepted certainly didn't hurt IE adoption. (And a lot of these things are now in black&white in the HTML5 spec).
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The comparison to Netflix and Amazon is apt. Every time I go to those sites, I'm overwhelmed with stuff that I'd love to read or watch. There's just no time for it all. The app store is the opposite. A lot of times I'd like to play a new game, but I can't find anything that seems interesting. It feels like a desert, just tons of apps and games that other people want, but nothing for me.
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Yeah, still trying to figure out how to handle dupes. In the meantime, please flag the last to be added. It makes it easier for me to delete them manually, until I can come up with a more effective system to manage duplicates at the submission stage.
I am not aware of Jobs ever saying something that was actually false (though I'm quite aware of many manifold lies told about Jobs.)

"You don't want a radio in your portable music player" was pretty damn false. Another is "people don't want porn on their machines" - like it or loathe it, the popularity of porn is pretty clear.

There's been a few things over the years we've been told by Apple that 'aren't in our interest' or 'we don't really want', but either are things we want, or suddenly become 'you want this' right after Apple starts providing that product.

Then there's the whole walled-garden thing, which isn't really about what users want (as it is presented), but about Apple wanting to shape users' expectations into something they can make money from. One clear example of this is the mac: once upon a time it was 'any colour you want, to suit who you are!', now it's 'you get one choice, regardless of who you are!'.

Mostly the 'lies' are just regular marketing stuff (and Apple does marketing well), but to paint Jobs as some uber-honest man is doing everyone a disservice.
"This page in a nutshell: Wikipedia articles cover notable topics—those that have gained sufficiently significant attention by the world at large and over a period of time, and are not excluded for other reasons. We consider evidence from reliable independent sources such as published journals, books, and newspapers to gauge this attention."
I recommend the totally reversed order. First, A Pattern Language - the concrete examples presented there are IMHO the most compelling. Then The Timeless Way of Building since it actually builds upon "A Pattern Language". There are quite a lot of references to particular patterns there, so you minimize forward references this way.

The Nature of Order series generalize even more, so I'd read them after that. They rather independent from the TWoB and APL but I believe the way from the concrete examples (APL) to the generalizations is a better one. Here it's rather a matter of preference than one of forward-dependency.
Citizendium is pretty clearly a failed project at this point. The founding principles of the site (Real Name editors only, strong bias toward credentialed "expert" editors) are pretty much an amplification of the exact features that Kevin Forsyth is complaining that Wikipedia is displaying!
There are some cool hidden shortcuts (for killing explorer.exe mentioned in the comments:

1. Open the start menu, hold ctrl+shift, click the "power" button. A context-menu appears which lets you kill Explorer (explorer.exe).

2. Click on taskbar, press alt+f4, "Shut Down Windows" dialog appears. Holt ctrl+alt+shift and click "cancel" to kill explorer.exe

Anyone else know of interesting hidden shortcuts (not necessarily to kill explorer.exe)?
I'm not sure how good an idea it would be to let everyone edit things, but we should probably start off that way and see how it goes. I'll enable that on my next push. Thanks.
> You might get really far away from one if you were in central Western Australia somewhere, though with the mining boom still happening that may not be the case.

Last I checked (a couple of months ago), there isn't a McDonalds in Newman, or east of Newman.
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By not reading on though -- you missed the link in the footnote:

Famously, upon returning to Apple in 1997, Jobs used a ThinkPad running OpenStep until, presumably, Apple shipped a PowerBook that met his standards.
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Unfortunately it wasn't there from day one. It was only specified a year or two ago (thus IE 8 and Opera 11.50 didn't have it, and apparently Safari 5.1 still doesn't) so you have to be prepared to check for it and roll your own.

http://kangax.github.com/es5-compat-table/
Yeah, I've heard that response and I guess I don't know how I feel about it still; I don't see what prevents him from keeping his assurances or I guess, why he wouldn't? I've seen others point out that "standards" got a lot of support as they were bashing Adobe. (Frankly I also think there probably would have been a good FaceTime implementation on Android and it would impact the uniqueness/Appleness of the feature). I guess I'm speculating, maybe inappropriately.
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Like the OP, I've been an "Apple watcher for 20 years", and it's always funny to seeing people harping on this Xerox transaction, while missing most of the actual facts.

For what's worth, Microsoft gave Xerox money too, and also hired key people like Charles Simonyi from PARC. So it wasn't exactly like the movie where Bill Gates was yelling "I got the loot Steve! I got the loot!"
And marketing as a concept isn't?

Why aren't people rallying against Tapjoy when they're incentivizing people to download apps in exchange for virtual currency? As long as you pay $20-30k, you have enough downloads to breach the top 25.

Or take banner ads. Zynga has the ability to throw $100k IOs at random ad networks and their new apps are instantly in the Top 25 shortly after launch. Does this reflect popularity/quality or is it just a competition between who has the biggest wallet?

If Apple changed it's app store algorithm to function like the Android app store (that takes uninstall rates/ratings into account), this wouldn't be a problem.
The problem may be the encyclopaedia format then. High-school textbooks, traditional encyclopaedias and other printed resources are hardly immune from regurgitating long debunked theories about aerodynamics and Haeckel diagrams.
I think it's great that you want to disrupt the media, but I don't think this idea is the way to do it. You're talking about taking a glass full of water out of an ocean.

If you're a developer wanting to make a difference I HIGHLY recommend checking out "The Information Diet: A Case For Conscious Consumption" by Clay Johnson.

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Which ones are lumped in? Facebook and Instapaper are explicitly mentioned as examples of apps that prompt for permission before accessing the address book. Instagram, Foursquare and Path's prompts are only mentioned in passing, but those apps only added a prompt after the original story broke a week or so ago.
Big or small? There are tonnes of small companies that provide and exceed this level of service - the one I work for (14 people) is one of them. A lot of small companies rely on very high levels of service.

Another example - a netadmin for a bank told me that the first they know about a failing hard drive - even before their own heavy monitoring picks it up - is the vendor calling them up and confirming the correct datacentre to send it to.

To say that Apple is the pinnacle of service anywhere suggests that you are either inexperienced or wilfully one-eyed.
Was anyone actually aware of this Alt+hyphen shortcut?
I didn't know that Wikipedia aims to be the web clone of Britannica. I thought it aspired for more.

Yahoo tried to replicate business directories on and for the web, Google did not.
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"let" has worked in Firefox for years; support for it first shipped in Firefox 2 back in 2006. You do have to opt in to it by putting type="application/javascript;version=1.7" on your script tag, since the feature is not backwards-compatible and hence couldn't be added to existing scripts without possibly breaking them.

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