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HP announces Palm Pre 2, webOS 2.0(hp.com)
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
So, if I understand this correctly, stripping it from all the decorative wording, it would go like this: 1) FB apps can obtain ids of one's friends 2) once having user's id you can obtain his name 3) ...and see the data that he (that user)
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Just for the sake of having some balance in the opinions here (I'm not really willing to go into any flame war) I'd like to state that in my opinion Paulo Coehlo is a bad writer, by which I mean that a) he has a poor style of writing, b) hi
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Well, the truth is in somewhere in the middle - I suppose it's not that Spotify doesn't want Tallest Man on Earth to be in its' catalog, nor that Tallest Man on Earth doesn't want to be in Spotify. (Worth to note: Spotify actually has Talle
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
It isn't that bad, I would say I'm listening to pretty broad spectrum of music, most of it being not very popular, and Spotify has roughly 75% of what I need. OK, when something that was there disappears after a while then it's seriously ir
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Softonic.com, most openings in Barcelona, some also in Madrid. Knowledge of Spanish not necessary for technical openings; remote not an option. http://softonic.asp.infojobs.net/home/index.xhtml
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
AFAIK Opera supports WebM, I assume they wouldn't have problem doing the same with WebP. IE and Safari might be a different story though, they wouldn't be so keen to support a format from their big competitor. If I would be in MS' shoes I w
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Take a look at those red and orange "things" in the center of the image in the PNG/WebP version. My bet is on a loss in quality.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Shouldn't the alt text also name the characters visible on the photo?
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
At no point I wrote that I'm for IE being Windows only. Sure, Mac version would make sense. But a Linux one? Not really.
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
IE on Linux would only be used by webdesigners (all 17 of them that actually use Linux) to test if a webpage works good in it, a "normal" Linux user would never use it as his default browser, if only because: a) it's not open-source b) it's
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Not the best moment in MS' history but some of those questions are kinda "low" too: people seriously expecting that there will be IE9 for Linux? Come on, get real!
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
Shame that chapter about State Machines is not there (yet?), but a great stuff nonetheless, wish my studies were so "to-the-point".
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
I had my doubts about Diaspora, but now I know for sure: it will be a complete fiasco. Those are horrendous errors that show that those guys have completely no idea about web programming - and I can't see them learning it quickly (certainly
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by Tomek_ 16y ago
wasn't that Mark Twain who said/wrote "20 years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do"?