ancarda

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by ancarda 13y ago
Is this how you treat your customers?
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by ancarda 13y ago
I only use Chrome for testing and when asked if I'd like to sign in, I always hit no. Somehow 14 bookmarks made their way to my account. I've disabled sync now.
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by ancarda 13y ago
No. Moral of the story is "Don't fuck around". I like my YouTube account. I don't like Google+. Stop forcing it on me. I'd be happy with a YouTube that doesn't let me comment but let's me upload videos and
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by ancarda 13y ago
A few weeks ago, YouTube started automatically signing me into my Google+ account (which I was forced into getting) rather than my YouTube account -- which has years of favorites and other content. I'm getting sick of it. I only signed
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by ancarda 13y ago
See my edit. I only realized this was published in 2011 after reading the comments.
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Windows XP still accounts for 46.6% of Windows users And yet it's suppose to be retired in ~6 months. EDIT: Newer data isn't so bad. XP accounts for between 20%[1] and 10%[2] marketshare today. [1] http://gs.statcou
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by ancarda 13y ago
Did you get the 10.9 update? The newest version works with Mavericks.
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by ancarda 13y ago
As someone who doesn't live in the States, can anyone explain the opposition to Obamacare other than the recent technical problems (which seem to happen anytime governments go near a computer)?
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by ancarda 13y ago
One small issue is comments aren't shown as a sidebar so if you have many comments on a document, it becomes tedious to read them as they're tucked away behind little yellow boxes.
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by ancarda 13y ago
>[...] were rediscovered by readers at software coding website Hacker News, kicking off a fiery yet inaccessible 160-comment thread about backwards compatibility and PC system requirements. Maybe I misread this but what was inaccessible
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by ancarda 13y ago
That actually sums me up quite well. For various reasons, I just don't get along on Linux. It always made me run back to Windows, but I wanted to use open/free software. I eventually settled on OS X as it allowed me to use most of
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by ancarda 13y ago
This wasn't about Reader specifically. Google has shutdown a lot of products. The latest being Google Checkout, which makes people nervous of building their business on Google's software. Since this service is paid, I could be net
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by ancarda 13y ago
My initial reaction is "cool, but I won't use it as it'll be shutdown soon enough". I wonder if enough people avoid new Google products due to shutdown fears so it leads to a product ultimately being shutdown due to negl
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by ancarda 13y ago
Title is currently "Gmail Stays Up as Google Rejects Microsoft DMCA Takedown Notice" but the article's title is "America should have two time-zones". Did you mean to link to something like this: http://to
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by ancarda 13y ago
Network effect. All my friends and family use Skype and Facebook. It's difficult to avoid using them when people have picked them as their sole method of communication.
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by ancarda 13y ago
I don't see how that affects the API. [API] --> [Skype] --> [Other Skype Clients] Rather than: [API] --> [Skype] --> [Microsoft Servers] Changing how the network is built shouldn't affect the API in t
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by ancarda 13y ago
>These changes will significantly improve the call quality and speed of delivery of instant messages, while retaining excellent battery life of mobile devices. How does scrapping a desktop API affect mobile in this way?
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by ancarda 13y ago
At-least that's the case with transmission-daemon.
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by ancarda 13y ago
Transmission is fantastic but it's web ui lacks the ability to read trackers from magnet links. That's my only real complaint about it.
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by ancarda 13y ago
Will Linux ever take off if developers can't pull in a common direction? Is there no space for an authority to say "We're using X, Y and Z"?
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by ancarda 13y ago
Interesting... I googled that, opened the exact same link and it worked? I suppose The Economist checks the referrer header or something?
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by ancarda 13y ago
That link (economist.com) is behind a paywall. Is there another link I can read?
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by ancarda 13y ago
Your profile seems to imply you work for Microsoft, so the "disgusting Microsoft hate" on this website can't be seen as objective coming from an employee. At the end of the day, more people on HN are interested in the upcomin
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by ancarda 13y ago
Nitpick: The JS heartbeat can be done in CSS3, otherwise this is great!
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by ancarda 13y ago
>before anyone at @twcable_nyc asks yes I’ve rebooted. laptops & modem. I wrote a book about it http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00D0TQVRE/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=... … >.@TWC_NYNJ I called to report
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by ancarda 13y ago
Yes, it'll show up on a Mac as Apple's logo. http://imgur.com/GS6E3gi
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by ancarda 13y ago
I'm assuming they mean 1 server is a pizza box (ie. it's a 1U rack server), so you'd still need ~90U of space. Either that or IBM has made some breakthroughs in the last 2 years.
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by ancarda 13y ago
Might have had more success if they used .io
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by ancarda 13y ago
Can you provide more details? Is there something wrong with Nginx Plus?
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by ancarda 13y ago
OVH

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