TomasSedovic

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   by TomasSedovic 17y ago

   I just can't see it. Is it in the demo test? My bottom left corner is empty. Except when I click "verify" it shows message whether the tests passed or failed. But I don't see the tests themselves, nor did I notice a way of writing my own.
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   by TomasSedovic 17y ago

   True -- on the desktop. But most web-based storages are doing this already (gmail, flickr, delicious). I do believe that desktops will lose their significance over time and the web experience will be the next thing. And then it may even mig
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   by TomasSedovic 17y ago

   I dunno, they all sounds kind of same to me. Compare it with Stanley Jordan: he actually makes it sound like there are two guys playing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjXN3OLgoqs
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   by TomasSedovic 17y ago

   What happened to TIMTOWTDI? :-)
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   by TomasSedovic 17y ago

   Wish you put more thought into the name, it being commandline and all. Hard to type on qwerty AND dvorak... Other than that, looks interesting.
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   by TomasSedovic 17y ago

   I cannot agree more. Too often I see writers go at great length to define and describe anything but the story. Also, not everything should be stated explicitly. Sometimes it's good to make people figure it out.
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   by TomasSedovic 17y ago

   A web browser, actually. Plus that whole Internet thing.
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   by TomasSedovic 17y ago

   I'm sorry :-)
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   by TomasSedovic 17y ago

   Pray, isn't the 'e' in "English" supposed to be uppercase?
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    by TomasSedovic 17y ago

    Exactly :-). But I really don't want anything like that to happen. Nor do I think it will, though. I'm sure they will solve this somehow. It's simply not possible to stop Microsoft shipping Word :-).
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    by TomasSedovic 17y ago

    The article didn't explain: what exactly is the problem? They say it's got something to do with how Word reads XML, so what's wrong there? Any ideas?