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15y ago
substitute lost productivity for piracy and you have the same sort of argument the RIAA and MPAA make about lost sales.
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ambirex
15y ago
It really depends on what you need for your search. We've deployed a Google Search Appliance for our main document search and Solr for more structured data search.
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ambirex
15y ago
This is why you should always carefully consider what features you add to your product. It is always easier to add a feature than to remove it (even if it is only used by 5% of your users).
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15y ago
iPad, iPhone, and Android Phone (but just used for testing)
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ambirex
15y ago
I would like it if the comment rating was only available in an html data attribute (eg data-rating="10"). That way my old user script would still be able to sort and high light comments. You would have to go out of your way to see the score
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ambirex
16y ago
I imagine they were removed to make commenting less of a game, but I was using them for a greasemonkey script to be able to highlight comments. That way on posts with lots of comments I was able to scan and find what other reads thought was
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ambirex
16y ago
While I'm glad to see RIM respond to Jamie's post, they didn't address the ridiculous cost of the developer program. It boils down to $20/app. I suspect the iPad will continue to dominate this year as more android developers gear up for hon
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16y ago
I hadn't considered raiding EBS volumes. One problem could be the ability to do snapshots. But here is a decent article on using XFS to make your own snapshots. ( http://alestic.com/2009/09/ec2-consistent-snapshot )
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ambirex
16y ago
Which smart phones were running Unix in 2007?
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ambirex
16y ago
Good call, I missed that. Makes sense.
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ambirex
16y ago
Anyone else notice the very "Apple" presentation style? No mention of price yet? I kind of take that as a bad sign. I'm very glad to see this space expand. I have a couple elderly relatives that I have considered buying a tablet/slate to re
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16y ago
Very cool, I wasn't aware that of the PhoneGap Build project. I was looking at PhoneGap pretty heavily last year but abandoned it once I had started with Appcelerator Titanium, but I have recently been revisiting it as Titanium has lagged i
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16y ago
The products are: * Knol * Orkut * Buzz * Google Health * Boutiques ( like U.S. patents and academic research papers ) * Self driving cars * Chrome OS * Google TV
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16y ago
I'm curious, what stuff are you talking about? Admittedly, ELB's cname restriction is a little of a downer but you could always spin up an instance to act as your own LB. Also, their 3rd point of needing to rebuild an ELB is a little of a d
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16y ago
Yeah that is silly, but there are pleanty of good programmer's keyboards: * Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 * IBM Model M * Mac keyboards * Logitech G15 * Das Keyboard (the top picks for this stack overflow thread: http://stackov
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16y ago
A pro version isn't the only way, you could launch: * light version * experiment with different sales and promo codes * offer different rates for paying ahead a certain amount
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16y ago
Stack Overflow poll about this very subject: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4689/recommended-fonts-fo... I've been using Inconsolata recently and so far so good.
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ambirex
16y ago
Since they announced it today, it is probably a little early to know how it actually performs compared other services.
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16y ago
Nice sales reports, although I have to feel it has something to do with them including the upcoming 2.0 release and no way for current users to upgrade to the Mac App Store.
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16y ago
Isn't one the advantages of multi-core processors reduced power consumption? (especially important in mobile devices) Not to mention manufacturing costs, cache coherency, reduced PCB complexity? I don't really see this as an advantage, more
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16y ago
Is this really their groupon replacement? I'm actually asking if their local business feature had the option to do coupons before.
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Developers Confirm: This Is The Year Of The Tablet
(gigaom.com)
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16y ago
I mainly use Dropbox, it syncs my eclipse workspaces as well as my other toolkits. If something hasn't been updated on my laptop you can always pull it from the web site.
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16y ago
You should be able to use Braintree or Authroize.net but you'll have to build you're own reoccurring billing system. They both offer a PCI compliant way to store the client's credit cards (Braintree's Vault or Authorize.net's CIM) from ther
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16y ago
A little more about the movie: "The biggest surprise for me in the making of The Greatest Movie Ever Sold was that we actually got brands and companies to not only agree to be in the film, but to actually pay for it." http://www.filmmakerm
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The Greatest Movie Ever Sold
(thegreatestmovieeversold.com)
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I'm reminded of a line from a simpson's clip show: "from now until the time it becomes unprofitable."
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From the article: "the high-fructose corn syrup of entertainment," providing delicious pastimes without much nutritional value, so to speak. But then they list games like Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja. I would say that games like Farmville (a
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Its all a publicity stunt, Permanent death in comic books is some what of a joke. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_dead_comic_book_charact...
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16y ago
How processor intensive is the scrapping and machine learning? I guess how well do you think it could scale.
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