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It's just not reasonable to expect developers to have access to all real devices.
All the device manufactures need to stop customizing Android UI unless they are willing to release a emulator.
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Joining a startup should be a good experience for you. You'd find out whether you'd really enjoy startup life or not.
I wish AWS offers EC2 instances with less ram like 512mb and 1GB.
I was going to try Cloud Server from Mosso(http://www.mosso.com/cloudservers_pricing.jsp). But its outgoing bandwidth is too expensive for 22cents/GB.
Then I looked at inventory in CA. I finally understood that it's for offline advertising.
I suggest you to put in a couple of outlets inside the window when I mouse-over a state in the map on the homepage.
Anyone using Javascript on server side?
I see plenty of frameworks try to promote Javascript to be used on server-side:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server-side_JavaScript http://www.joyeur.com/2009/01/14/joyent-acquires-reasonably-smartI seriously doubt exiting server-side developers would use Javascript for server-side programming.It doesn't make much sense to me as there are plenty of mature languages for server-side.so is it just...
SPF is not enough. You need to set up domainkeys as well. see my post at http://www.kai-mai.com/node/156 for details.
You absolutely need to stop any open relay on your server. Once your server gets onto a black list, it's hard to get off it.
The other solution is to pay some provider to outsource your email delivery. Check http://www.emaildiscussions.com/
You shouldn't rely on gmail's IMAP server to deliver emails because it has daily limits.
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http://www.kai-mai.com/node/149
document Yahoo Search BOSS API Limitations as observed from mailing list discussion