PatrickTulskie

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   by PatrickTulskie 16y ago

   You really should use Sparkle for the OS X release. VLC is one of the few apps that doesn't use it and the built in updating mechanism in VLC never works anyway.
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   by PatrickTulskie 16y ago

   If they say no to payment, I'd consider going to their competitors and offering to sell them the proposal as a spec as well. It may also be worth publishing it on your website.
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   by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

   Does anyone really get that bent out of shape over this anymore? Everyone learned about it 3 years ago. I'll bet most people can't even tell what the actual icon is when they are browsing on their network. There are tons of icons in OS X
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   by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

   I wonder what it would do for your home's value if you listed "DMZ" as one of the home's features.
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   by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

   I really don't understand the whole controversy around piracy. The fact of the matter is, it's a real hassal to purchase and use physical media and the respective industries are spending all of their money suing the consumer instead of lis
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   by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

   More than that, the tools that are available to develop with in IE are useless at best. Launching the developer tools in IE8 has a 50/50 chance of crashing your app and when you finally get it open it looks like an intern built it with the
7. 67.▲
   by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

   I've found that the dependancy resolution is pretty decent. Heck, it can install ImageMagick just fine.
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   by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

   Looking through the comments on this article, it seems like there is more to the story. Looks like the OP has been having a lot of issues with service, CS response time, and cooperation when dealing with security issues. I don't think it's
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   by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

   Just noticed the same thing. Trying to make my RSS point to the comments page instead of directly to the article.
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    by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

    Haha sorry about that. I thought I saw someone else in the comments talking about the UK and got thrown off.
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    by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

    Here's more about it for those interested: http://geekhack.org/showwiki.php?title=Island:6292 ...still, it actually looks like it would be a real pain in the ass to type on since the keys aren't staggered. Maybe it's something one become
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    by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

    There was this whole thing with that here in NY with the MTA. They were claiming that their time tables are copyrighted, but after it went in/out of courts it was determined that only the complied versions are and then they opened up their
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    by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

    Didn't Jack do that on Lost?
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    by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

    It's funny - I didn't even know Safari was lacking this because I've been using Glims for so long.
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    by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

    I thought that at first too, but then I picked apart the link. They are javascript redirects to another site that then forwards the traffic on to a referal system for another site. Also, I'm not totally sure every search engine completely
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    by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

    I understand that, but why would you risk pissing off a group of developers, engineers, and hackers? Unless this system is totally automated, I can't see why any reasonable person would think "Oh yeah. This is perfect. Let me put my spam h
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    by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

    I don't really understand why you would have your bot spam a site that's dedicated to developers and software engineers.
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    by PatrickTulskie 17y ago

    Powerful laptop with a large external display for myself. I commute into NYC every day though, and I've solved some of my most mind boggling problems on the train.