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by Oompa 16y ago
From what I've seen, you're not the minority. I don't know of anyone that actually is experiencing this problem other than the people complaining online. Also, all reviews I've read have not had this issue, but do mention that a good number
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by Oompa 16y ago
Am I the only one that really enjoys a simple RSS reader like NewFire? Give me a big view of the current article, and every time I hit space bar, move forward to the next unread article.
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by Oompa 16y ago
Of course I did. No way I could go through a gallon of chili before in a reasonable amount of time.
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by Oompa 16y ago
30x agree. I got a crock pot for my dorm. Best decision ever. Being able to come back from classes to have the entire hall smell like delicious chili is only surpassed by eating it.
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by Oompa 16y ago
My experience has been Safari 5 is more stable and snappier than Chrome on OS X. This outweighs the extra JavaScript execution speed in Chrome.
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by Oompa 16y ago
This would've been really awesome when I lived in DFW.
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by Oompa 16y ago
Wake. Shower. Dry off while reading HN, Reddit, Twitter, Emails, RSS feeds, etc. Get dressed. Make myself breakfast & eat it. Brush teeth. Get to work.
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by Oompa 16y ago
I'm glad I never trusted them enough to give them my information.
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by Oompa 16y ago
Am I the only one that doesn't like Mixergy?
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by Oompa 17y ago
I found Engadget's auto-refresh to be very slow. gdgt was much better about it.
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by Oompa 17y ago
Exactly. If you can afford it without an issue, then I'd go for it. A good design can help quite a bit.
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by Oompa 17y ago
Reminds me of http://twitter.com/pooptag
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by Oompa 17y ago
This is why RailsCasts is awesome. Every article links to ASCIICasts, which has the exact same content, just written down.
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by Oompa 17y ago
How is ampersand a joke name?
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Apple iPad(apple.com)
108 points by Oompa 17y ago|175 comments
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by Oompa 17y ago
What's the reward of contributing to open source at all? Some personal satisfaction and perhaps a bit of reputation?
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by Oompa 17y ago
This is very true. However, just because college does exist doesn't mean something better can't show up. It seems to me college is the best place to get all of these things in the same place quickly.
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by Oompa 17y ago
It's educational and gives you a place you could meet future co-founders as well. I feel like people look at college from a purely educational perspective, which isn't exactly correct. If you're going to college just for the education, you'
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by Oompa 17y ago
And how many people didn't go to college with aspirations of doing something great and failed? I wasn't really trying to make a point past pointing out that the comment I was replying to didn't really say much.
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by Oompa 17y ago
And Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg both went to college and dropped out. So perhaps college does give some benefit, but the degree isn't necessary.
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by Oompa 17y ago
I don't see this that often at Georgia Tech. The one class where I know someone who asked for extensions, extensions were almost always granted, however, you took a 30% grade deduction for an extra day.
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by Oompa 17y ago
And this is why having the main Ruby gem repository completely open source rocks :)
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by Oompa 17y ago
And they don't list prices. I feel like this could easily be too expensive to make it worth it for many people.
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by Oompa 17y ago
Spring 2009.
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by Oompa 17y ago
Just last year. Taught by the fantastic Bill Lehey.
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by Oompa 17y ago
Best set up if you ask me. Large external monitor, with a keyboard and mouse, but still portable, and only one machine, so I don't have to deal with keeping my code or environment in sync.
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by Oompa 17y ago
And a browser other than Internet Explorer!
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by Oompa 17y ago
I had a similar class. CS2110 at Georgia Tech. I will never forget it :)
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by Oompa 17y ago
I'm down. Name a time & place and if I can make it, I'll be there.
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by Oompa 17y ago
1) Sophomore Year in HS 2) IRC

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