aurora72

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by aurora72 12y ago
Why don't you consider Germany? US is great in terms of taking technological inspirations but I wouldn't want to live there as that would mean working for the landlords. I've been to Berlin for a year and consider working for
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by aurora72 12y ago
With the Win32 API, we saw some innovative use of C in action, such as the function pointers and the callback functions.
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by aurora72 12y ago
>> Not many people seem to use Lion these days though. An app that I work on has less than 6% (of the 13,000 users who have opted in to providing system stats) on Lion. Locking an app to a version of OS is still a bad practice, partic
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by aurora72 12y ago
No OSX Lion compatibility too. And they've put it on App Store as if it's the only way to distribute it. Looks like a BS.
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by aurora72 12y ago
In my country (turkey) such thieves are quite common. In my whole life I 've had things stolen from my car for 3 times. The last one happened, even though there was nothing to steal from the car no backpack, anything. The thief stole t
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by aurora72 12y ago
He might have summarized the whole Node.js concept as SOA - Service Oriented Architecture
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by aurora72 12y ago
A similar thing might be done for e-books, too. Because e-books are sooner or later falling into torrent networks becoming available for free.
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by aurora72 12y ago
Hey dude I'm on your side on this issue, I wholeheartedly see everything you say. By saying "why complain" my target was those dictatorship-practising web instances and the thing is to remind them that nothing's irreplec
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by aurora72 12y ago
Nothing's indispensible, particularly on the Internet. So why complain? Just go and find another environment. If you can't, build one. I used to complain about Delicious and after a while I stopped complaining and decided to use a
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by aurora72 12y ago
When it comes to SOA, I think Node is one of the greatest examples. Btw, has anybody noticed that npm has become extremely common? It looks like npm is used even on projects which are not based on Node.js.
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by aurora72 12y ago
The names inside the nodes are not readable. They don't display name when clicked or hover the cursor over them. So I closed the page after 5 or 10 seconds.
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by aurora72 12y ago
Looks like a language with no name :)
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by aurora72 12y ago
It can't find any course related to 'Scala' whereas I can find courses on the Coursera's website. FYI.
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by aurora72 12y ago
A big silence in comments :) If one is too eager to make easy money, it's likely to go into trouble.
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by aurora72 12y ago
I hate and ignore those apps which require registration w.o. displaying the main page. Quora is another example to this.
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by aurora72 12y ago
good point
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by aurora72 12y ago
Looks like another cloud-dependent app.
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by aurora72 13y ago
For the time being, Twitter is accessable from within Turkey using the DNS of the biggest ISPs of Turkey, 195.175.39.39
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by aurora72 13y ago
This reminded me of some other brands which practice the "anti-feature" on their products. There's an IP Camera brand which uses the same PCB board on their range of indoor cameras but blocks usage of some components on it su
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by aurora72 13y ago
According to BBS Earth Biography series, half of all the water in the world came from a comet colliding to earth some 4 billion years ago.
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by aurora72 13y ago
I regularly follow the links and comments but I very rarely submit links and occasionaly post comments. This is my option :)
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by aurora72 13y ago
Many people here in Hacker News, Turkish and non Turkish tried to exploit this news as an oppurtunity to attack Turkish people by making some generalizations and talking about massacres, which are totally unrelated to the problem at hand. T
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by aurora72 13y ago
Are you sure it's a PHP book? It says it's a node.js book.
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by aurora72 13y ago
A horrible memory
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by aurora72 13y ago
This reminded me Richard Stallman's notes about the newly emerged Cloud Computing. He defined the CC as untrustable and advised to avoid. I'd suggest IP Telephones. Most of them are capable of making direct P2P connections without
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by aurora72 13y ago
it might happen to anyone who is an absolute beginner
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by aurora72 13y ago
I haven't even known such a brand existed but their products are fine
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by aurora72 13y ago
The author exaggerates the compatibility of Linux drivers on a given Laptop.
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by aurora72 13y ago
It's nice to see Mac OS X stem from Unix
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by aurora72 14y ago
just 3 spontaneous impressions: 1- The site (front page) is not bad. Anyway it addresses the one big problem of buying and selling the desired jobs. 2- The name and position of "Watercooler" is interesting and invokes curiosity about the si

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