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Chromozon
13y ago
I read it all and got the impression that the Internet is growing extremely rapidly worldwide, and I do not see how that will affect the ability to be employed in the next five years. The growth of people using the Internet is outpacing th
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13y ago
I liked this joke: "But, we also may be reaching our limit given our current methods and capabilities. In the United States, the recent software behind the health care insurance marketplace is a reported 500 million lines of code."
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13y ago
If you fly regularly, you will realize that a substantial portion of all luggage brought on a plane technically does not pass the size dimension requirements. However, overhead compartments can still handle these "oversized" bags
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Chromozon
13y ago
If the UN is deprecated, what has replaced it?
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Chromozon
13y ago
Books, videos, and classes can only take you so far. If you don't use the knowledge you've acquired, there's no use in keeping it around, and the brain will slowly "forget" things over time. What is most important
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Chromozon
13y ago
Are the company specific icons on the bottom (Facebook, Twitter, Skype, Google+, etc.) not copyrighted?
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13y ago
I downloaded and installed VS2012 a few months ago, but I saw no reason to use that over VS2010. However, I downloaded 2013 two weeks ago, and now it is my favorite version. I'm thinking about uninstalling 2012, and I haven't us
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13y ago
Might be desired behavior, but holding CRTL while clicking on a link in Firefox opens the link in a new tab, but it does not keep you on the main page. It's a bit annoying to click on a file and have to switch back to the homepage tab
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13y ago
Google is an interesting parallel to this. The company encourages the development of many different ideas, but it has no issue cancelling (with very short notice) the products that do not take off.