CWIZO

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by CWIZO 14y ago
I think this is just something that future advancements in technology will make possible and practical. So I'm not to worried about this problems that you listed :)
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Well both use cases could be made in parallel. You could have prosthetic hands to replace your lost ones (or to "upgrade" your existing ones) and have a direct link to the computer.
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by CWIZO 14y ago
This looks great, but I'm a bit worried that this will only bring more people RSI or similar problems. I think that the future of input devices are our brains and a device that can read what's going on in them and translate that to the comp
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Definitely needs email reminders! Otherwise I doubt I'll remember coming back every day. Maybe you could also look into embedding the form directly in the email. I know it can be done, as I've gotten emails from Google adWords after browsin
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Can somebody enlighten me about something. Samsung manufactures a lot (a lot) of Apple's hardware (not just the iPhone). So the way I see it they are both dependent on each other quite a lot. OK so my question is: why are they doing this "d
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by CWIZO 14y ago
I was sure you could use the Hubble at least. Shows how much I know about this stuff :) Thanks for the links, they are quite informative.
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by CWIZO 14y ago
I always wondered what kind of telescope one would need to look at the stuff we left on the moon (flag, cars, what was left of the rocket, ...). Anybody know or tried that? Is equipment like that even accessible to a regular joe like me?
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by CWIZO 14y ago
This seems to do the exact opposite of what I want (haven't tested it yet).
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Yeah, a list of bug fixes would be great. I'm still having issues with reconnecting (after sleep, on startup, ...) to wifi on my air. Also the problem with fans (who apparently think they are propellers on a WW2 bomber) remains to be solved
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by CWIZO 14y ago
If you want to learn more about this I would suggest reading books by Louise Hay. I don't know if OP got the idea from her, or if Louise is the first one to come up with this, but she writes and practises this extensively. One of the key co
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Verify your JavaScript errors(errorify.com)
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Umm I'm not part of the Toshl team. I only know some of the guys. And the give full disclosure: my company is working with Toshl's parent company on some totally unrelated projects.
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Have you even read the article? Most of the problems they had was because Microsoft refuses to acknowledge my country. And there exists Microsoft Slovenia FFS! Also he clearly describes what's wrong with Silverlight and app submission form
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by CWIZO 14y ago
OK thanks. That cleared things up :) Too bad that this means that the first request (which is usually the most expensive one) is always done trough HTTP :/
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Could somebody clear this up for me (I've seem to forgotten it): I know you can run a HTTP and SPDY "versions" of your webpage in parallel. But how does the browser know which protocol to use (if it supports both)? Does it initially make a
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Maybe this feature isn't obtrusive, which is nice. But having a random stranger on-top of my news feed every time I open FB on my phone is getting really really old (people you may know).
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by CWIZO 14y ago
But that becomes useless if I'm friends with people I don't know!
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Great, another way for FB to show people I don't know down my throat. I really don't get it. What does FB have to gain from me friending a million users? I thought the point is to build meaningful connections with people I actually know. Bu
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by CWIZO 14y ago
I played many FPS on PCs, and was equally frustrated with my xbox when I first got it. But once I got used to it, I can really say that playing FPSs with a controller is better than with a mouse&keyboard.
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by CWIZO 14y ago
I don't think it does. What OP is proposing would require to modify the CSS engine to update the style of elements when something changes (hide some element when some other suddenly (via JS for instance) becomes visible). LESS/SASS does not
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Just USA it seems :\
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by CWIZO 14y ago
I really can't imagine using this for a longer period of time. Maybe as an extension of keyboard and mouse/trackpad that you would use to scroll trough pages when researching something or stuff like that. You still need a keyboard to type a
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by CWIZO 14y ago
Could be a Slovenian thing :) I pronounce it that way, but it could be entirely possible that it's spelled "Rakija" (wouldn't know, I'm not a big fan of the drink :)).
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by CWIZO 14y ago
The drink you are referring to is "Rakia", not "raiki". Just so you know :)
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by CWIZO 14y ago
No they don't.
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by CWIZO 14y ago
The only explanation I can come up with is that they are targeting the people who are ripping the DVDs for distribution. So 5 people on the whole world. Sounds reasonable :/
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by CWIZO 14y ago
I don't see why he should (if that is what you are implying), they didn't bother contacting him (apparently).
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by CWIZO 15y ago
Can Google come after you in any way for disabling ads? I would think that you are in the clear, otherwise AdBlocker would not exist, but I could be wrong. The "icons for attachments" is the killer feature for me and would install an extens
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by CWIZO 15y ago
I don't have a problem with anyone making money if one can. Good for him I say (the opposite was not my intention in the original comment), he found a way to make some money while doing open source software.
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by CWIZO 15y ago
Sorry I really have nothing to say to you since you apparently have some false assumptions about me and ignore what I write and I can't have a conversation that way.

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