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Pioneering scientists turn fresh air into petrol(independent.co.uk)
7 points by Egregore 14y ago|1 comments
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by Egregore 14y ago
In the winter I'm taking D2, because it's the vitamin prescribed to children and so less toxic.
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by Egregore 14y ago
What about android clients for this?
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21 Ways Rich People Think Differently(businessinsider.com)
1 points by Egregore 14y ago|0 comments
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by Egregore 14y ago
Actually it is good to have an Alarm app without having to give it full Internet access and permissiouns to read your identity and use file system.
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by Egregore 14y ago
It's correct that if root CA is compromised you can make fakes. To protect against this attack browsers should warn when certificate changes, there even is a long standing bug for firefox in mozilla: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.c
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by Egregore 14y ago
There is already a PHP for JVM: http://www.caucho.com/resin-3.1/doc/quercus.xtp
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by Egregore 14y ago
Can you please provide links on how SSL can be compromised?
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by Egregore 14y ago
I would like some up to date tutorials on PlayN.
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by Egregore 14y ago
I think that google did a good job of providing chrome for almost all platforms, so I see it as a good cross platform deployment environment, now better than Java. For most developers who will use such a tool it's not a problem to install a
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by Egregore 14y ago
Can you provide any links?
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by Egregore 14y ago
While I agree it's creepy, it would be possible in future to engineer these kind of ogranism, to work inside human bodies and cure them.
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by Egregore 14y ago
On my computer most memory hungry apps are browsers. And by the way I use opera to open a lot of tabs and it handles those very well (compared with other browsers)
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by Egregore 14y ago
Sorry for late reply, but after viewing videos on Scratch it seems more like a lego not a programming language. Does it help in teaching programming?
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by Egregore 14y ago
Now my son is 7 and he showed interest in learning programming, but I found out that he is very slow typist and it slows the experience, so now I'm looking for good typing trainer games, so far the best I found is: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sch
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Why training wheels don't teach your kid to ride and the solution(slate.com)
1 points by Egregore 14y ago|0 comments
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by Egregore 14y ago
I've read that at Microsoft they promote changing working place (from one office to another), because it increases productivity.
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by Egregore 14y ago
Changing syntax for marketing reasons seems bad from my point of view, I like pythonish syntaxes, like in haml, CoffeScript etc. So changing to JS was a back step.
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by Egregore 14y ago
Can you please tell me why you changed you syntax to JS-like syntax? The previous syntax was good enough, at least from my point of view.
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by Egregore 14y ago
Vaadin is on apache license and still makes money on support. https://vaadin.com/license https://vaadin.com/pro
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by Egregore 14y ago
For long time I was planning to develop a similar language, I'm happy that they did it. Probably they did some things differently than I imagined, but abstracting away the client-server communication is a good thing. For those complaining t
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by Egregore 14y ago
If they don't outsource their support then most people in Germany I talked with know English very well.
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by Egregore 14y ago
Network availability 99% is very bad, it's about 3 days/year of downtime. (If you have clients - they will kill you)
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by Egregore 14y ago
Some products offered under GPL license require you to publish your code if you use it as a library.(ExtJs was one example of this) So MIT license for Meteor will help wider adoption.
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by Egregore 14y ago
Can it track you when you're turning wifi off?
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by Egregore 14y ago
Next step will be to transform the condensed water into hydrogen for energy storage.
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by Egregore 14y ago
It depends on the site you're wanting to build, if the site is the at the core of your business then probably you should build it yourself, if it's just a business card then probably outsource it.
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by Egregore 15y ago
It seems that in Switzerland they manage to live quite well with direct democracy.
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by Egregore 15y ago
If they paid 1B for 27M users it means they paid about $37 per user...
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by Egregore 15y ago
I'm working on such a thing during my free time, it's very interesting and I don't understand why nobody implemented this idea, but there are frameworks which do it, like vaadin for Java (it generates JavaScript through GWT ) I would be ver

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