March 2012
13 posts
Mar 16th
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an easy mistake
Friend: I don't get it. If we're a conservative patriarchy , wouldn't we want to fund Planned Parenthood? The last thing than men want in society is a bunch of illegitimate kids they have to pay for.
Me: You're mistaking a conservative theocracy for a conservative patriarchy. The crazies have pushed out the chauvinists.
Friend: Damn.
Mar 14th
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Come to my class. Learn to Develop Android... →
Start as a programmer with some light-Java skills.  End with a strong foundation in Android development.
Mar 13th
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Mar 9th
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Mar 9th
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Mar 8th
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Signs of too much Tumblr
#1: I can’t find the ‘like’ button on Twitter messages or G-Chat conversations. #2: I try to reblog emails…  #3: I’m convinced the red number by ‘dashboard’ has a personal vendetta against my productivity. #4: I catch myself waiting for the photos on the office wall to move in some subtle and cool way. #5: My Google Reader account thinks I’m dead.  ...
Mar 7th
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Clients From Hell: Freelancer Payment Protection... →
clientsfromhell: Freelancing isn’t free. When a client doesn’t pay, copious amounts of time and money are needed to chase that paycheck. Let’s change that. TheFreelancer Payment Protection Act – which would legally protect freelancers from non-paying clients – needs your help. Over 1,000 freelancers are already a part the campaign. The bill recently pushed through the New York State Assembly...
Mar 7th
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Mar 7th
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Mar 6th
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Android's ScrollView and TouchIntercepter hate...
If you’re overriding a TouchIntercepter for a custom view which lives inside of a ScrollView, watch out.  ScrollViews will hijack all touch events as soon as there is ANY dragging movement on the Y Axis (or X-axis if your view drags that way).  This nearly drove me insane. To get around it, you’ll need to implement your own extension of ScrollView and override its...
Mar 2nd
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Lessig Blog, v2: On making visible the... →
lessig: The standard line of the political pundits is that Americans don’t care about the corruption of their government. That the issue doesn’t, as I was lectured by panelists on a Dan Rather show, “move any votes.” I don’t buy it. Rasmussen consistently ranks “corruption” among the handful of “very… take the pledge.
Mar 1st
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“I want to see the envelope-pushed, I just don’t want to have to five-finger...”
– Phillip, my colleague, on gestures.
Mar 1st
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