FeloniousHam

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by FeloniousHam 13y ago
Agree , and to wander further afield: how's your luck running apps? The Google apps work great, I use Opera and some hack to get Flash games to work, but the vast majority of apps just fail to load. In spite of the problems, it's
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by FeloniousHam 13y ago
Yes? I'm not a cycling fan, but I consider doping and attempts to evade detection fundamental to the sport. _Every rider is doping_, some are just better at it.
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by FeloniousHam 13y ago
I'm reasonably proficient in Linux, but lost hours trying to install (intent was a greenfield upgrade) Gitlab on clean Ubuntu instance. The drop-in-and-run WAR stuff is the greatest thing ever (I'm using Gitblit).
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by FeloniousHam 13y ago
How would this play out in the current ebook marketplace? There are no used ebooks to put the squeeze on printed "new" ebook price.
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by FeloniousHam 13y ago
I've clicked a few, and I still don't get which way I'm voting. Dumb user or bad UI?
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by FeloniousHam 13y ago
Horace Dediu makes the case that carriers pay more for Apple hardware because Apple does a better job of getting high value customers onto the network (use more data or more expensive contracts).
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by FeloniousHam 13y ago
Eclipse is a tool that was wholly developed by IBM before it was spun off as an independent foundation. Even then, IBM was the largest contributor to its development. Regardless of the fact that IBM was using Eclipse to advance its corporat
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by FeloniousHam 13y ago
This. Set aside that Javascript has hit "peak speed", its failures for large codebases are fundamental [1]. I don't agree with the Google hate, but I can understand. What I don't understand: outright denial of the pos
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by FeloniousHam 13y ago
But how Google's "control" over Dart (meaning: "leading the development"), maximize their "control" over the Web (meaning: "currently providing the best suite of applications")? It's a lang