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SNvD7vEJ
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11y ago
LOL, this is one ignorant defense.
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11y ago
So, max path length in Linux user space will be about 215 chars? (for it to be accessible from Windows user space) MAX_PATH in Windows = 260 Path to Linux file system root from Windows user space: "C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\L
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11y ago
Release notes: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/XenialXerus/ReleaseNotes
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"It's not drugs that kill people. People kill people." Oh, wait...
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11y ago
How about a Donald Trump -ipsum? “I know words, I have the best words” Dorem Trumpsum
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11y ago
Exactly. Also found on their site: "direct hand interaction with holograms" "grab and move holograms just like physical objects" "Holograms"? Really?! Marketing BS
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11y ago
Education. More hands on experience for the students with all the available hardware extensions.
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11y ago
Sounds like a plausible theory to me, too. Hormones in young age in boys may push for a need to solve things, to explore how things work in order to make things more efficient, mechanically or in any other STEM areas. Also, the urge for boy
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11y ago
Excellent work. But why does the browser history get so polluted? (Every click in the app seems to add an entry in the browser history.)
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http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:9Xb-buT...
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LOL:ed, and stopped reading after this statement: "Running a Java program is slower because it has this whole extra step." Seriously?
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11y ago
If equipment would enter active state instead of standby state when power is applied, all devices left in standby mode in the house would be turned on after a power glitch, wouldn't it? So, you might wake up in the middle of the night
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11y ago
Site owners that need to use this shit probably also ignores users need for privacy, like ignoring unsubscribe requests, the right to be removed from their databases, or hiding the fact that they distribute or sell user info.
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11y ago
I don't get how this is considered good design. It certainly does not add to the UX, not for me anyway. But who am I to tell, I'm just a user, not a designer.
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11y ago
So the Russian regime "infiltrated" (ordered) one of the most well known Russian software companies, a famous security company nonetheless, to craft a few back doors in one of the worlds most trusted security products. Just anothe
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11y ago
Reading this article is like listening to a republican arguing against taxes.
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Yeah, also, a classic one we had here in Sweden: Honda released this new small car model named "Honda Fitta", and one of the slogans were something like "small on the outside, large on inside". In Swedish, "Fitta&qu
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11y ago
So, by implementing any of the interfaces, or extending any of the classes defined in the Java SE standard lib, I would be violating Oracle's copyright on Java. ;)
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New and Noteworthy: http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/news/4.5/
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11y ago
"He wrote them like math formulas, and didn't understand that they got executed in order." So he had a talent for functional programming, then?
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12y ago
How does Nitra compare to Xtext?
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12y ago
Also, soon it will be illegal to help victims of train and car crashes in order to reduce the number of accidents.
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12y ago
Just excellent. Great user interface, simple and efficient. What is the rating and vote count based on? IMDB? RottenTomatoes? Maybe an option to sort the list would be useful. Edit: The search for key words work a bit unexpected. Typing a t
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12y ago
On August 1, 2014, the "GALANT" series will be replaced by a new series called "BEKANT". Maybe this is what is going on? Here is the short info (in swedish): http://www.ikea.com/se/sv/catalog&#x
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12y ago
"religious insights" he says ... "religious delusion" I'd say. IMHO, thinking that science and religion would not be in conflict is just an even worse level of delusion.
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Strangely, if the hashCode() method in the Java version is replaced with one generated by Eclipse, the java program runs much slower. In fact, the execution time is more than doubled. Why is this so? The Eclipse generated version of hashCod
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12y ago
Awsome idea :) (got NaN on tempo ...)
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12y ago
I concur, please do not do this to your site unless you want me to leave