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by aurora72 14y ago
Having read pg's book (ANSI Common Lisp) and all of his articles; I liked this question and the answers pg has given. I agree with forgotusername's opinion about the luck plays a good part in life, but as long as the Viaweb's concerned, the
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by aurora72 14y ago
Linux itself isn't totally ready for the ARM platform, so how can you just expect it to have a linux ready to program? I have a Fujitsu LED monitor and a sony bravia LCD TV. RPi works flawlessly with them without requiring me to do any manu
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by aurora72 14y ago
After Linux/Ubuntu 10.10 upgraded to 12.04 and I saw the default window manager/Desktop Environment has suddenly changed from A to Z! (From GNOME to Unity) That's something which never happens in FBSD, and this is one of the reasons I still
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by aurora72 14y ago
In my Firefox 14.0.1 it says " Sorry, WebGL is required Your browser doesn't support the technology we use to help you design superheros. Please consider upgrading to a better browser" linking to the Chrome. Are they paid advertisers of Chr
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by aurora72 14y ago
They say the only requirement from physical network is IP connectivity. Technically it's straightforward to build a virtual machine on top of IP. The real matter is to see that IP virtualization is the future of networking. However, I'm sus
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by aurora72 14y ago
I'm a citizen of Turkey and in this lovely country the religion has often been used as a tool for achieving secular aims. That's just another example of it.
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by aurora72 14y ago
#nmap -sP 192.168.1.0/24 might be the most commonly used line of nmap. But it works best on V5.0 and not V5.x+
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by aurora72 15y ago
I haven't signed up on G+ and I never will, you know why? Because, AFAIK, you can only be signed up after G+ member invites you! This is to ensure everyone is real and everything's in order but it also keeps me stay away from G+.
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by aurora72 15y ago
It looks like a HOAX, the video doesn't show the vehicle in a test fly, or during a take off. 98% of the video either shows the vehicle going on the ground just like other non-flying cars or shows people discussing about a flying car.
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by aurora72 15y ago
No one's talked about its twitter/fb limitation. Are we born with twitter & fb?
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by aurora72 16y ago
for me the tablets, particularly the iPad is no match for a Laptop. You know, the iOS is restrictive in many ways even after you jailbroke it. Maybe, we need a good OS product for the tablets, only then may I count tablets as a nice alterna
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by aurora72 16y ago
ISPs charge money for static IP. And now we see it's being bought and sold. Isn't that a shame?
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by aurora72 16y ago
In Turkey, CV is used interchangeably with the turkish "özgeçmiş" Resumé is almost never used. By the way, does anybody remember the CodersCV.com? It was a great site for displaying the CV but it no longer works. For a sample shot of that s
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by aurora72 16y ago
I agree. Actually I have avoided paying for any software on MAC OS X because I 've been able to find almost always its equivalent for free elsewhere, including the iWorks (which sells for around $70) So, it might be the right time for Apple
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by aurora72 16y ago
Ubuntu 10.10 is good, suprisingly good compared to its previous versions. Making it boot from any USB memory stick with persistent storage feature was so easy that I suddenly found myself using Ubuntu 10.10 right from the 4GB USB stick on m
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by aurora72 16y ago
Yahoo could consider charging a basic fee. I might readily pay $5-10/Year for delicious. Actually I find delicious much more useful than FB or Twitter for my own needs, and it seems many more delicious users are like me.
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by aurora72 16y ago
It's $7.37 now. But it doesn't matter how much they charge because I will never be using their service, anyway.
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by aurora72 16y ago
Oracle wants $1.7B from SAP on copyright fringing. Good way to make money?
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by aurora72 16y ago
Could you tell us why the PHP is a terrible language?
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by aurora72 16y ago
It looks like he no longer sees a bright future, maybe.
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by aurora72 16y ago
I guess, laying down is by definiton a kind of waking inactivity, too. So it will have those adverse effects similar to the sitting with one exception (obvious): In laying down your back is under much smaller stress.
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by aurora72 17y ago
Once we had Microsoft imposing restrictions on how we could use their system and now we have Apple dictating how their system can be used. But Apple 's got one drawback; iPad's got very viable rivals such as WePad, ChromeOS, MobLin Microsof
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by aurora72 17y ago
Turkey
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by aurora72 17y ago
What could the Free Software Foundation be thinking about this, I wonder. Particularly patenting the hand gestures sounds really absurd. Doesn't Apple know that one cannot proceed by clinging on the patents and legal protections alone.
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by aurora72 17y ago
You miss something the author's talked about and it's the transition from GNU/Linux to BSD I assume he/she wants to have a more understandable OS; and because the BSD's excel at that area, I guess she/he's referring to the BSD's. Windows
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by aurora72 17y ago
Agree. Apple's iTunes game will sooner or later be over. Having to keep mp3s the iTunes way is just funny and one of the greatest indicators of Apple seeing the user as a money machine. Solely the looks and good design of iPhone will no lon
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by aurora72 17y ago
That's right: There will not be many benefits on the user experience side. But there will be a remarkable amount of benefit on the developer's side, I estimate. And it's not just the <video> I'm talking about. In the long run, the f
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by aurora72 17y ago
I've just upgraded to FF3.5 and dailymotion.com was featured on the welcome page, I've checked the dailymotion.com and it was cool except one seemingly buggy video on the main gage (the one in which people are saying welcome to FF in their
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by aurora72 17y ago
In a satellite channel (broadcast in english by the Italian) I had once watched a program where it was reported that the chief cameraman in Italian parliament had a salary more than (or in a comparable level as) the Prime Minister! It was a
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by aurora72 17y ago
An anology to the Windows OS could be the case of using Win32 API to handle certain events which are not available in more modern API's such as MFC.

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