I_got_fifty

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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
"The Palm Emulator is built on VirtualBox, virtual machine software that you can download free from Sun Microsystems." Shouldn't that be Oracle?
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
yeah, we're talking about Palm here, not Apple.
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
Cocoa? Wouldn't that be like writing a HTTP server in Tk/Tcl? That's pretty impressive.
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
Ding!
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
It's because they used to be the same country.
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
Good point.
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
Yes, which is why we have Archive.org.
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
It sounds like a business venture, is what it sounds like.
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
I'd hate to use a four letter acronym, so I wont. The IE6 users is mostly people who use it on their work computers, as mention in the article.
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
That's actually an quite interesting notion. I'd like to see digg show the ad clicks for each browser.
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
It's amazing how much memory Tomboy uses. It's waay too much for a note-taking widget, that I barely use. It's crazy. Someone should totally re-write it in C. Or Java ;-)
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
Has Java ever been big on the Linux desktop? Vuze is the probably only Java app that I've used for more then four minutes.
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
Can't you just drop all packages from NK?
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
Already run linux :)
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
I love that the announcement of Hacker Hacker News on Hacker News is on Hacker Hacker News! ...so meta!
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
C-s and C-r on emacs does pretty much the same thing. It is cross-application, but maybe not quite in the same way.
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by I_got_fifty 17y ago
Why does this article sound eerily similar to xkcd.com/341 - xkcd.com/345 ?