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tallblondeguy

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    Comment #23869008

    Thanks for pointing this out. Looks like it could be a bug in the static site generator we're using; I'll look into it more today.

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    Comment #23860064

    Just released a stable version of this yesterday. It's open source, so feel free to pull it and give it a try locally! We have installation instructions on our site[0] for the Dock…

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    Comment #17968474

    This article from The Verge[0] cites some support Tweets: - AirBnb[1]: "We'd always recommend that you use Google Chrome to browse the site: we've optimised things for this browser…

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    Comment #16593522

    Nice weather, nice roads. The conditions seemed pretty ideal. Couldn't tell from the video but it didn't look like they were on a road with a speed limit of anything faster than 45…

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    Comment #16526519

    Interesting followup to the discussion on "Facebook Threatens Satire Site Over CNN Story That Snopes Rated 'False'"[0], with a statement from Snopes.com CEO David Mikkelson. The mo…

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    Comment #16506538

    http://brendanberkley.com/first-site/underconstruction.gif

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    Comment #16506419

    http://brendanberkley.com/first-site/brendan.html A lot of gems in mine: - "Gar Trek" shirt on a Star Wars site - Phantom Menace my favorite Star Wars movie (ask me anything) - Mam…

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    Comment #16174557

    Another Pittsburgher here endorsing the Pennsylvanian! From PGH to NYP, it runs from 7:30 AM to 4:50 PM, which is a workday plus lunch and a nap. Really nice. It's longer than it s…

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    Comment #15956583

    I understand the sentiment to move away from Disqus. How does this project compare to Mozilla's Coral Project[0]? [0]: https://coralproject.net/products/talk.html

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    Comment #15867463

    I did a project or two in React, then worked with Angular 2+ for our in-house project. I like React because it's easier to set up and get working; you don't need some ridiculous de…

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    Comment #15518915

    I studied abroad in Melbourne in 2008 and it's crazy to see this happen. I guess I left a few months before the GM bailouts got started in the United States and the whole recession…

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    Comment #15294733

    Interesting that we reacted to his comment so differently. There aren't always perfect solutions to problems. Sometimes futurologists are found waiting for the perfect, inexhaustib…

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    Comment #15293743

    > We will never have perfect sidewalks, it's a noble goal, but it's pie-in-the-sky thinking to want perfect sidewalks. We'll never have perfect anything . But I think you're being …

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    Comment #15293173

    Empathy is a big way to raise awareness. When I had kids and started walking them around in a stroller, you learn really quickly where the sidewalks with ramps are, and you (and yo…

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    Comment #14931785

    If you're arguing against custom typography, I'd respond that creating a custom typeface is a really worthy thing and exciting to see, especially since they're open sourcing it and…

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    Comment #14931747

    Yeah, and it's really encouraging to see out of an open-source-centric company. OSS tends to get knocked for poor design chops (LibreOffice's and GIMP's UI/iconography comes to min…

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    Comment #14814595

    It's not quite ready for prime time yet, but my company is working on Passit[0], which is going to do open source cloud-based password management. Feel free to check it out; we hop…