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December 2nd, 2008

livejamie said :

Wow I never thought I’d find somebody I knew on this site.

August 27th, 2008

shadling21 said :

w00t! represent!

(agnostic)

April 16th, 2008

zachs08 said :

Whats agnostic?

April 13th, 2008

peedub said :

SLAYER!

Questions

• 1 week ago

  Can I have two audio-lines out on my Macbook Pro?

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• July 9th, 2009

  What is the industry standard for web graphic creation?

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• June 14th, 2009

  What are things you can have brought to your house aside from Pizza & Chinese.

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• March 28th, 2009

  Is there a website like Shelfari but for movies?

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• February 15th, 2009

  What is the bumper sticker "God isn’t big enough for one religion" implying?

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Answers

• 1 week ago

  Can I have two audio-lines out on my Macbook Pro?

  I figure that would show up in this list: http://emberapp.com/breefield/images/sound-32-bit And then in any other…line splitting software, good call.
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• 2 weeks ago

  How do I create a website that will allow a user to easily edit.

  You want some kind of CMS, that stands for Content Management System. You have a few options, you can either outsource, and have someone else turn your websites that you created in Dreamweaver into CMS ready websites. There are a lot of CMS’s you could use to do this. Another option would be learning to do this yourself, which is a little tougher, but sooo worth the payoff. Having that diversity makes you so much more valuable to the clients, and you’ll be able to put more in pocket at the end of the day. Lastly, there are some CMS’s such as CushyCMS which doesn’t require any coding background. You can add classes to your HTML markup and plut it into their websites so that your clients can edit their website’s content. Where in Idaho did/do you live? I live in Idaho atm
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• 2 weeks ago

  Does anyone know a good, open-source IDE for the Mac?

  If you want to do it completely free, I suggest textwrangler, and Firefox + Firebug :p
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• 2 weeks ago

  Does anyone know a good, open-source IDE for the Mac?

  Oh, I wasn’t aware, that’s pretty cool actually.
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• 2 weeks ago

  Does anyone know a good, open-source IDE for the Mac?

  Eclipse is for Java though…I thought Espresso Coda CSSEdit
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