Tomis02

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by Tomis02 14y ago
My natural barf reflex was triggered by seeing both 'Agile' and 'Scrum master' in the same sentence. Thanks for upvoting guys.
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by Tomis02 14y ago
You forgot the link for Opera: https://addons.opera.com/en-gb/extensions/details/ghostery/
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by Tomis02 14y ago
IDE won't help you beyond a certain code size. Good explanation here http://steve-yegge.blogspot.fi/2007/12/codes-worst-enemy.htm...
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by Tomis02 14y ago
No, he just wants the short version. Are you unable to empathize?
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by Tomis02 14y ago
As tech geek it's not clear to me what the "device"'s capabilities are. Is it running Linux? Can you install your own OS? Is it a PC? Is it a console? Is it a TV with with browsing capabilities? The page is very vague on that. The only clea
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by Tomis02 14y ago
> In Q3, it was more the way jumping impacted your movement speed which was a discovery. Not really sure what you're talking about. Rockets and grenades hugely impacted player speed in Quake 1, but not so much in Quake 3. Check the spee
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by Tomis02 14y ago
I also like the smooth zooming and "fit to witdth". And life without the session manager would be quite sad.
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by Tomis02 14y ago
Could you elaborate on the mismanagement part?
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by Tomis02 14y ago
That's nice and everything except now they want to kill it and replace it with Dart. Basically Google hated Javascript (and rightfully so) but used it to gain market share, and now they can't really get rid of it. To add insult to injury, n
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by Tomis02 14y ago
> thanks for sharing Such a poor choice of words.
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by Tomis02 14y ago
> I think that's a pretty significant feature. The problem here is that you trade a lot of performance for stability that you should have to begin with, so in the end you have worse overall performance just so that a fringe case is cove
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by Tomis02 14y ago
Unite is really awesome and I'm sorry to see it go, I used it for quick sharing with friends. Much more convenient than Dropbox when you just want something right there and then.
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by Tomis02 14y ago
There's a large quality gap between's Nokia browser and Opera Mini. Nokia isn't famous for their browser, after all.
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by Tomis02 14y ago
I'll use this page as reference for omnibox - http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&ans... . Opera has custom inline searches. I type in the address bar "eng cacophony" and I am being redirected here www.thefreedictiona
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by Tomis02 14y ago
One process per tab is not a feature. It is (or should be) invisible for me, the user, and from my experience it creates more problems than it's worth (first time I tried Chrome it simply stopped my computer dead by running 10 heavy process
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by Tomis02 14y ago
>Opera used to have a widget manager It still does. The upcoming Opera 12 will not have it. The author makes a reference to the fact that the widgets have not been receiving proper attention since they were launched and need dusting off
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by Tomis02 14y ago
> introducing features no existing browsers had Please, elaborate. The only feature I know is exclusive to Chrome is full page translation (since they own Google Translate it makes sense). What else?
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by Tomis02 14y ago
And vertical multi-column tabs! And good performance for 100+ tabs on single core CPU-s! And speed dial! And integrated email/RSS client! And trash can! And notes! And so many more. Then I might switch.
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by Tomis02 14y ago
The reason Opera users don't like the idea of Facebook buying their browser is twofold. 1) Association - Facebook has a really bad image among many people, and I believe Opera has a hugely better reputation than their potential buyer. 2) Fe
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by Tomis02 14y ago
"Installable web apps". The author doesn't seem to be up to speed. Opera has announced widget support will be dropped, along with Unite applications. http://my.opera.com/desktopteam/blog/2012/04/24/increased-fo... I guess this decision co
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by Tomis02 14y ago
Doesn't work in Opera 12. Meh.
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by Tomis02 14y ago
December, and generally winter without snow, makes Berlin (or Kreuzberg, specifically) look ugly. Try spring, it's much better.
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Finger race between Nokia and Google maps(vimeo.com)
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by Tomis02 14y ago
Whereas most people in this situation would be qualified as assholes (and rightly so), Steve Jobs gets a mild look of disapproval. For me, "awkward" does not begin to convey how screwed up that is. It seems that people have a real hard time
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by Tomis02 14y ago
Why awkward?
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by Tomis02 14y ago
From my experience humour is not tolerated on HN, everyone takes themselves very seriously. If you tell a joke you risk being downvoted into oblivion and/or banned. So yeah, your comparison with a concentration camp might actually be approp
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by Tomis02 14y ago
Zoos are a barbaric tradition from darker ages, it's very surprising to me that there aren't more outraged people that we keep animals against their will in confined spaces just so that we have something to gawk at during weekends. I unders
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by Tomis02 14y ago
Wrong. Nokia still does some of the best maps and guidance software on the market. You don't do that with "people who couldn't find better positions elsewhere".
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by Tomis02 14y ago
I guess we should stop searching for Earth-like planets in our galaxy, it's a waste of money. Same with LHC. Right?
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> I do think ideas and plans matter less than execution, because ideas tend to change so much when they come into contact with the real world and real users I smell a logical fallacy. The fact the ideas tend change shows that they actua

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