UntitledNo4

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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
Not necessarily only these two options... About 10 years ago, I started working in for a small metal fabrication company who had their website done just before I joined. The boss never paid the developers' final invoice, and one day th
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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
I'm a Mac user using a mouse and I love them, sorry.
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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
In my opinion Fab.com is the next step in the evolution from the daily deal websites. The main difference is that currently it focuses on delivered goods while daily deals were about services in your area, but I think their basic hypothesis
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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
What is the relevance now, almost four years later?
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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
Why do books carry a printed retail price anyway? Is there a reason why they can't be like CDs and other goods?
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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
Musicians make a song listenable, but not necessarily a hit. There are many artists out there who write music that is as good (or sometimes better) as that written by artists who make it, and who will remain mostly unknown outside a circle
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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
+1 for Balsamiq.
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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
The blog post was written on 19th May 2011, so I guess that the T-Shirt was either produced already, or that the whole project has been shelved. His last update to his post is from December 2012, and there is no mention about an actual T-Sh
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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
I hope that the next social network will be real life and that online services will go back to what those things used to be: websites that do one thing good (see Flickr) rather than trying to buy our mortal souls. Or giving me (us?) the fee
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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
Perhaps you're right, I don't know, but for me it's irrelevant. Someone wanted examples of OSS from Apple, and in my opinion it's the most important one when I was a Linux User. I was not trying to defend Apple. I think they deserve a lot
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by UntitledNo4 13y ago
And even more important - CUPS.
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
Do you have a demo for it somewhere?
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
Isn't that an O and an H?
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
I call myself a flexitarian. It's even in the dictionary http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/flexitarian
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
http://google.co.uk works for me.
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
I don't have a car, but if you are willing to pay $60 per picture, I will be able to (legally) source pictures of neighbours' cars for you.
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
Eeeeee is the sound a dolphin makes. For the second one, please listen to Psycho Killer by The Talking Heads
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
And on the other hand, there are all my hairdressers over the years who asked me what I wanted and then did whatever it was that wasn't like anything I wanted. So, flipping the allegory now, if a client comes to me and asks me to develop a
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
http://www.modern.ie/virtualization-tools
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
Slightly related, Looper's Modem Song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3VzSv4ErEg
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
Well, I use the opposite strategy. I have 15+ (never counted) pairs of non-identical socks, but they're all very colourful. I prefer stripes, but I will consider other patterns. So, when I sort them out, one look at the laundry basket, it's
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
The problem is not with timing of shows, but with the British obsession with tea combined with the credits of a very popular show. In a million homes there are people (2.4 million?) who are suffering tea withdrawal symptoms and they all tur
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
For the unblocking/encrypted features of Hola there is Tor, but in my experience it's more complex to install and much slower.
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
Submitter here. I read about this in Haaretz ( http://technation.themarker.com/1.1899600 ) in Hebrew. For the non-Hebrew speakers here, I'll try to explain. Basically, the app (Windows and rooted Android only currently) uses your computer/p
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Browse faster, access blocked sites and more for free(hola.org)
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
"I still think Canonical should do like many successful startups these days: make a large userbase and only then start to deploy the business model." But isn't that exactly what they are doing? Ubuntu has been around for 8 years now, would
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
I guess they can do it at their leisure, according to WSJ their contract is until 2014. Source: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/samsung-hits-apple-with-20-...
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
Finder? Really? I would never imagine anyone would miss using Finder. That's the bit of MacOS I found hardest to get used to. Looks good, but it's completely basic and featureless, and missed the versatility of KDE's Dolphin for quite a whi
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
I second Moom and there is also Cinch ( http://www.irradiatedsoftware.com/cinch/ ) which I have used before. They do roughly the same thing, but I prefer Moom since it involves less hand movement, but it's a matter of preference. Moom peopl
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by UntitledNo4 14y ago
Which should be called modern since Modern (uppercase M) refers, in the world of art, literature and architecture, to Modernism, which is not at all modern. (this was written in jest)

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