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by alandarev 12y ago
Then master yourself, you are not 81 with a terminal cancer here.
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by alandarev 12y ago
But BitCoin community is against abusing the financial block-chain for general purpose [0]. Reducing bloat is good, but why bloat it in first place? [0] - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Alternative_chain#Objective
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by alandarev 12y ago
For the feels, look no further than any mechanical keyboard. For the looks - it is a matter of personal taste, but I agree Apple keyboards are elegant.
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by alandarev 12y ago
Reference please, I missed the PopcornTime drama.
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by alandarev 12y ago
That is a great point. A year without a single beta build, and yet they have not explained to the consumers anything. Just resumed, as if nothing has happened. That is a warning: you are at mercy of a small & private company, which does
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by alandarev 12y ago
Can anyone actually explain what is so important in Version 2? All I can see in release-2.0 notes, is an upgrade to Qt5
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by alandarev 12y ago
In a single day we are introduced to Breach and Vivaldi[1]. They are fundamentally different, Breach aims for minimalism, Vivaldi for all-in. So, let's not compare their functionality and design. Though, both claim to be client oriente
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by alandarev 12y ago
I suspect the troubles of compiling npm dependencies on Windows - the same reason Atom was not readily available on Windows for a while.
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by alandarev 12y ago
Let's use search queries statistics instead of using flawed perception of ours: 1. Notepad++ 2. Vim 3. Sublime 4. Emacs Haha, nobody might have guessed Notepad++ is the leader. Of course, we all are the Windows haters, and my post is s
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by alandarev 12y ago
A debatable subject, but still, have a look at: http://libcom.org/library/phenomenon-bullshit-jobs-david-gra...
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by alandarev 12y ago
Command line and user in browser window can both be united into: executing the code provided by the user. Eval can be closely compared to the execution of a binary file. Do you trust that user to upload executable and run it on the host? Th
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by alandarev 12y ago
I will grasp this amazing opportunity and flood you with these questions: 1. Why the town even exists? Article tells nothing about its purpose. 2. What are the most jobs? Is there any production? 3. How did it feel to live in such a small c
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by alandarev 12y ago
I noticed that you actually had the source code in the repository, and later removed it. The commits history still contains all the code. Question: Why did you decide to go private? You might have your reasons, care to share? Otherwise it i
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by alandarev 12y ago
Oh yes, please send a code to alandarev _at_ gmail.com :) Once for having no other option, I glued together RSS feeds + deviant arts + rotate background from a folder... It worked quite well, but some unfiltered deviant art publications wer
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by alandarev 12y ago
While French slideshow felt more like full of marketing and "we are amazing", this one is talking numbers and facts! Thank you for sharing this amazing presentation.
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by alandarev 12y ago
Ow, you got me. I am ashamed to admit I missed most american classic movies. Thank you for the reference, its on my list now.
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by alandarev 12y ago
Skype killer? Granted most Skype users are Windows PC users, how an application not available for Windows can threaten Skype?
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by alandarev 12y ago
Why? Its like banks never crossed the line to get more profits in the recent history?
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by alandarev 12y ago
You wonder, because you believe he is a criminal. Many others will disagree, and claim that file sharing site owner shall not be prosecuted for content people upload.
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Why Don’t Airlines Lower Fuel Surcharges?(onemileatatime.boardingarea.com)
3 points by alandarev 12y ago|0 comments
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All cameras are police cameras(shorttermmemoryloss.com)
383 points by alandarev 12y ago|220 comments
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by alandarev 12y ago
But it seems to be absolutely OK to spy on all the people who use Celsium?
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by alandarev 12y ago
I can tell you for sure, why Lithuania has fibre and 4G across country. Most EU money are invested into country's infrastructure, there were lots of debates whether it is wise, as infrastructure by itself does not boost production. I c
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Apple, Facebook to Women Employees: Keep Working, We'll Pay to Freeze Your Eggs(forbes.com)
5 points by alandarev 12y ago|1 comments
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by alandarev 12y ago
This article has no value. Use of "Shadow Internet" term solely to increase the buzz. They are talking about ESNet (Energy Science Network), consisting of a very few end-points connected together. Comparing it to Tier 3 network is
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by alandarev 12y ago
I know how the banks are gaining revenue on me, and I sleep safe knowing that they benefit from having me. Your case - everything is free, are you going to use the bitcoin reserve, similar to banks? I am not buying the fluffy ponies story
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by alandarev 12y ago
No demo, game footage is limited to viewing the world and building blocks, exactly what vanilla Minecraft is. There is a high risk, huge hype, but nothing to back up their ambitions. Also, I do not believe 100k is even realistically enough
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by alandarev 12y ago
Though that $100k balance expires in a single year. If your server bills are $100k for a first year start-up company, you are doing something VERY VERY wrong.
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by alandarev 12y ago
Another truth, is that phishing attacks are targeting the masses. If unsophisticated people will be facing difficulties, it is going to be enormously successful attack vector. Despite of the fact, that it completely fails in deceiving IT pe
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by alandarev 12y ago
Such an amazing simulator to play with. I can only imagine how breath-taking this can be for kids to play around, plus it teaches physics!

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