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Auguste
14y ago
Agreed. If Facebook acquires Opera, I'm out of there. I'm quite fond of Fastmail, so I'm really hoping this is just a rumour.
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14y ago
It's alright to be paranoid, but most of the security-related posts on the Diablo 3 forums I've seen have been pure FUD.
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Total Commander 8.0 released
(ghisler.com)
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14y ago
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Cocoa, Apple and PureBasic
(purebasic.fr)
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14y ago
Just curious, what do you think is the best alternative to LiveJournal for blogging? Do you see yourself moving to that alternative any time soon?
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14y ago
Thanks a lot for pointing those out, especially f.lux. I'd never heard of them before, but they're fantastic.
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14y ago
This story sounds familiar. Are the names of the salesman and developer Bear Claws and Jeremiah Johnson? :) http://youtu.be/FcsXC2xFis4?t=2m50s
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14y ago
Thanks for the solid analysis. Sincerely, The small-minded, brainless scoundrels and jokes of Australia. PS, the racism here can be pretty bad, I'll give you that. Things are improving, but not as fast as they ought to.
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14y ago
-1. What's the problem with safety laws, and what do they have to do with free thinking? It's hard to drive when you're tired. Not everybody in Australia appreciates cigarette smoke. Most people here don't like hooning, but "they" won't "s
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14y ago
Both the State primary schools I went to in the '90s had strict 'No hat, no play' rules. We had to wear a hat to go outside, and I assume other State schools still have the same rules. The rule didn't exist in high school though, so nearl
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An interesting case of Mac OSX malware
(blogs.technet.com)
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14y ago
I liked being able to have a separate YouTube account to my Google account. Actually, I like having separate accounts for everything.
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14y ago
Years later, it still annoys me that you need a Google account to sign up for YouTube.
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14y ago
How were the stolen images tracked down? Through services like TinEye?
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14y ago
For me, the Transformer Prime is not so much a tablet as a netbook with Ice Cream Sandwich and ridiculous battery life. I generally have no interest in tablets because of the OS limitations you mentioned, but the well-designed keyboard th
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14y ago
Oh wow, I used to tinker with this back in high school. Unfortunately, I could never convince my friends to join in, and I eventually lost interest. I'm impressed that it's still around.
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14y ago
According to another article by the author in April 2011, he's breaking a number of laws: http://experimenthaywire.net/is-there-a-solution-to-cybersta... I once thought I was his only target until his other victims began contacting
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14y ago
This. If you're really worried about the safety of your Gmail account, maybe it's time to consider moving your email somewhere else. Sure, you can back your email up, but if your account is suspended you'll still lose access to your addre
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14y ago
I believe there is also a legal requirement for Government organisations to keep Australian data local, for privacy reasons.
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15y ago
I wish more handheld browsers would allow any search engine. I'm pretty sure the first Nintendo DS browser allowed you to use any by giving it the URL of the search page and having it append your query to the end of it. Unfortunately, the
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15y ago
What do you mean you "wouldn't even invent a pseudonym"? What does that have to do with getting caught?
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15y ago
See http://www.weusecoins.com . If I remember correctly, it had a pretty good explanation, plus a video with the tl;dr version.
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15y ago
Google cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http%3...
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ReDigi wins legal victory, can sell pre-owned digital music
(newsroom.redigi.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I haven't noticed mentions of JavaScript specifically, but lately I've seen quite a few claims that Perl 6/Python/Ruby are very similar to Lisp. I have no idea as to the validity of those claim though - of those languages, I only know Perl
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GOG.com Joins Opposition to SOPA & PIPA
(gog.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Me too. Maybe this should be renamed to something like 'CLI tool for GitHub Issues'?
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NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day
(apod.nasa.gov)
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15y ago
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15y ago
The only place I have seen where people are able to set a fee on "email" that is sent to them is in EVE Online, where I believe it was introduced to stop spam. I'd never thought of it in the real world before, but now that you mention it,
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Gaug.es for iPhone
(github.com)
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15y ago
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