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http://www.giagia.co.uk/2010/03/23/ada-lovelace-day-2010/
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IPhone 5: When technology expires
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ads are an euphemism; as if they would only inform you of something, that then you would feel compelled to purchase. Instead, they track people. Build profiles. Store profiles. Which are the to be used. Sure, you can make your salary by bei
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Acer has enough capital to make these toys in comparison. OSM was a satisfactory equivalent to AAPL -- to the point of deliberately not acknowledging it (ie. worth stealing). As for f-droid, with all the iFart App clones culled is a definit
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freemail, OpenStreetMap, F-Droid etc.
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perhaps macports is better, but AAPL will f* you over with time, after the honeymoon. And this applies to OSX updates too, even if you fork over the money http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4433082 back to linux. (it has ruby too.)
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sad, that they don't dare to shoot for the galaxies. and uusb would be standard anyway.
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iOS privacy app returns as a web app Bitdefender says that Apple removed the application, which previously was a paid product, from the iOS App Store in June, but hasn't given it a reason for doing so. A potential cause could have been that
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perhaps archive.org?
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IOS privacy app returns as a web app
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iOS privacy app returns as a web app Bitdefender says that Apple removed the application, which previously was a paid product, from the iOS App Store in June, but hasn't given it a reason for doing so. A potential cause could have been that
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There are cases, when I can imagine walking out: when the candidate is already decided upon, but there is a need for legal-theatre, and you wind up being a decoy candidate in a mock candidate selection process. It happens quite often actual
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CINT referenced, because CLING hasn't seen deployment and real tests. Maybe in a few years.
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...except, that it isn't C++ standard compliant, and you are worse off than when you started out. "full-featured C++" is misleading. http://www.insectnation.org/howto/living-without-root https://linuxfr.org/nodes/18919/comments/632920
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The coming civil war over general purpose computing
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A thing of threads and patches
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Android should be free (GPL) anyway, and there is f-droid.org for free (FLOSS) apps.
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I have almost the same problem. I bought my AAPL with 10.6 in one country, moved to another. I wanted to update to 10.8. So I got a gift card at an authorised AAPL vendor store. I had to register a new AAPL ID, because my other ID didn't ac
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I stick to my guns and do my best to warn others "NARRATOR: Sir John Maddox, later editor of Nature for two decades, shows how Franklin's contribution was obscured by Watson and Crick with a single guarded sentence. SIR JOHN MADDOX: They sa
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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/photo51/ They were literally jerks. Franklin's work hasn't escaped them either. He isn't even denying the misappropriation, after all, that is what a physicist does by his definition (take other people's data
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one doesn't need to be wrong to be downvoted on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4381761
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Propaganda meets reality: none of the statements below are actually true: "Message from the Director-General CERN is an Equal Opportunities employer. Our Equal Opportunities policy is founded on four main pillars: in recruitment and career
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There were some projects (also, if I recall correctly some ubuntu-new-ui projects for tablets/gestures). btw https://github.com/greboide/emacs-gestures
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just for the record and to please the prospective downvoting mob, here are my experimental observations consistent with the cern experimental domain in order to warn any non-westerners: "The cost [...] has been evaluated, taking into accoun
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dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4368237
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Because actually using ROOT is painful, and the CS crowd had lisp and now python/pypy. http://www.insectnation.org/howto/living-without-root https://linuxfr.org/nodes/18919/comments/632920 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lang.c%2B
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Agit - Android Git Client
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Emacs port for Android.
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There 'is no demand' for it. http://arstechnica.com/science/2012/07/epic-fraud-how-to-suc...
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Don't listen to (ie. read) me. This writing was never supposed to be an essay to argue for or against something. It is an almost raw braindump: just a set of links so you can do your own research and make up your mind on your own. It isn't
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