OriginalSyn

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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
I think you may both be misunderstanding who "Anonymous" is.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
I was being a little ridiculous but only because rhizome seemed to be implying that Google shouldn't have hiccups like this because they've been hiring intelligent people.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Just because you're a genius with search algorithms doesn't mean you know how to run a successful, physical, product launch
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Thanks Samuel, this was the best talk at the summit.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
IE10 behaviour differs between Windows 8 Metro and Desktop. If you're on metro, websites that use flash for certain things (e.g., our web site uses it for image zoom, video and audio file previews.) We have to submit to Microsoft for whitel
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
The current source engine is what they were talking about. It was designed to be module to allow for upgrades to the system, for example, since HL2 was release it's gained some major upgrades such as HDR, Soft particles, hardware accelerate
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Pro gamers are the only people that would do this. No one else, using gaming mice like these, move around enough to locations guaranteed to have their mouse on the premise to justify this sort of behaviour.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Which is why it's good for marketers but not the user. I don't need to see the same ad more than once in a session but many video sites will display the same handful of ads every couple minutes. This is especially prevalent on twitch.tv whe
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
I have a Galaxy Nexus, at first I thought it was big as well but it's actually "just the right size" for me. Any bigger and it was be hard to handle and any smaller and I feel like it's a phone for ants. I have it in my pant/short pockets a
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Yea but that's the subsidized option, you can buy the same kindle without ads but it costs slightly more.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Unfortunate naming collision, For far too long I was wondering where EaselJS[1] came into the picture. http://www.createjs.com/#!/EaselJS
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Google Now doesn't do specific dates yet.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
> How many non-programmers actually recognize the difference between full Windows 8 and Windows RT? Programmers are not immune to the confusion, I've had to explain the difference to multiple coworkers.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
I prefer to emulate the prevailing standard of my server side language when it comes to indentation, so when I'm working with PHP in the back end it's 4 space when I'm working with Ruby it's 2.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Yea color coding character's speech would allow for some interesting changes in structure, for example, you could have characters interrupt another without breaking the line making it much more fluid.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
What features are available in the iOS voice search that aren't in Google Now? I live in Canada and every example in the video I can do on my gnexus.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
I think you can only blame yourself for purchasing a Nexus 7 last week. There was already plenty of speculation by that point that they'd be announcing the next iteration at the event.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
I loved Visual Studio until I learned Vim, now I can't stand any IDEs they are all very cumbersome.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Well L4D2 has been ported, so I imagine it won't be long before the other Source engine games follow suit.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
It's the little things that add up, Vista is like Win7 with an itchy wool sweater over top. Win7 refined UAC, the quicklaunch/taskbar is amazing and the running task previews actually work, the start menu app search is better, the system tr
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
When the OS forces a reboot after 3 days of an update if you don't manually do it yourself it can be important.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
That chart is misleading. V8 supports (and has supported it for a long time) the vast majority of ES5. Since version 13 it's supported every ES5 features with the exception of Zero-width chars in identifiers, and I don't know when, but it w
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
I think it's a bit of both. EA is aggressively trying to lure people over to Origin, they figured, a free game for a survey would be an enticing offer, but after they realized something was wrong they had a choice of letting it slide or cra
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Where can I see this?
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
I don't know when it happened but CodePlex got a makeover as well, it looks good.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
So far Google Now is pretty impressive. I love that it will post a reminder in my notifications before an event telling me when I have to leave to make it there on time based on current traffic conditions.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
I just started using foundation and just wanted to say thanks! It's a great front end framework. It does not get enough love in the community.
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
It has similar Allow/Deny UX as Facebook and opens you up to major email providers like Google and Yahoo as well as the plethora of other providers and ones such StackExchange if you're creating a technical site/app. Having only Facebook as
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Why is Facebook always the first auth system implemented in start up apps, OpenID is so much more simple to get running and will open you up to many different providers with very little coding. Is it just for the data mining?
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by OriginalSyn 14y ago
Which ones? PHP has a bunch of them, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/378959/is-there-a-static-... Here's a some for asp.net, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4419253/seeking-a-code-an...

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