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bobsy
14y ago
I thought that they introduced. Sandboxing for individual tabs Ability to drag tabs between windows Isn't each tab a process or something so when you close it memory is freed? I am sure there are some other things. This is all I can think o
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I wish I was aware you could replace individual parts. I had an Ikea desk with a top like you mentioned. It started to bend alarmingly in the middle. Forked out for a whole new desk to replace it. Would have definitely been cheaper to just
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14y ago
I still don't see the value in it. It made sense when Google did it. Chrome came and shook things up introducing features no existing browsers had and placing an emphasis on JavaScript speed. This was critical for Google as a number of its
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14y ago
I didn't think it was possible to sue or charge someone for linking to a specific website. It would be like banning someone from saying where they heard about a story. "I read about it in the Times, page 25." It doesn't make sense at all. T
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14y ago
Maybe Matt hasn't heard about turning something off. Matt is worried that engaging technologies interrupt peoples lives and disrupt productivity and creativity. He is probably right, until you realise you can disconnect yourself from these
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14y ago
My Android phone is coming up to being 2 years old. I look at this and I see no reason to upgrade. Yes its more powerful, has a better camera and has a few neat features like Smart Stay but does this warrant ditching my old phone? No. With
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14y ago
Its a good framework but the development cycle is far to fast. Every few months there is a new full iteration where core functionality is added and development practices change. I feel it would be far more usable and popular if the dev cycl
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14y ago
Its odd. Its either an over sight. Takedown lost in bureaucracy. Or.. perhaps comically. This is a third party issueing takedowns on Microsofts behalf. Isn't submiting to Bing due to lack of market share?
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14y ago
I am surprised more labels aren't doing this. How much is a label spending combating piracy? How many labels have actually prevented an album become available via bit-torrent? Few albums actually flop because they can be pirated. I think a
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14y ago
I don't think this is a good solution. If you have 1000 users logged in you have a 1000 extra requests a minute just checking the status of the user. This is to solve an edge case. My company had a problem with clients being logged out afte
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14y ago
You handled it better than I would have. I wouldn't have rescinded the DMCA. I cannot stand people who make false accusations, are self-righteous and/or act like they are blameless when they themselves are at fault. If the person genuinely
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14y ago
Ah, nothing like solving those pesky first world problems. I have always got the plastic bottle of ketchup. For the final third you just leave it upside down. The ketchup pools by the cap. Fancy tech not required.
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14y ago
I would consider this if they fix the iPad keyboard or use something custom. On the iPad doing a simple PHP statement is difficult as you have switch between keyboards so frequently.
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14y ago
I am wondering what the use case for this is. I mean you want to destroy your computing equipment for 2 reasons. 1) Its end of life cycle. In this situation you have plenty of time to do what you want. 2) The enemy is upon you. In this situ
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14y ago
I don't like this "Free" business. It doesn't make sense and the complete lack of pricing info really puts me off. So I play around with this, like it and choose to stick with it. They then introduce uncompetitive pricing.. I just wasted my
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14y ago
A big part of Apples success has been its closed platforms. Would the devices be as compact and look good if they had a bunch of removable slots in the back? No.. no they wouldn't. The thing that differentiates Apple from everyone else is t
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14y ago
Looks like a horrible solution which will add bloat and complexity to a webpage. I would rather see a solution implemented with CSS or even a meta tag. <meta name="srcset" content="2x=HD; 100w=phone; 100w 2x=phone-HD" /> The above e
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14y ago
I don't understand. Its only 8 months. While i don't agree with the verdict, his peers found him guilty. "I can't go to prison because my new company needs me." is surely not a reason to avoid prison. I am sure the prison has doctors and ca
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14y ago
I agree with you completely. I was reading through the posting waiting for the "they did what!?" moment. I was ready to cast scorn on Square like I do regularly with PayPal. I got to the end was and think Square did a good job. I didn't fin
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14y ago
I don't understand. I have Photoshop CS5. I didn't event know there was a vulnerability in it. So, after all I paid for this, there is a vulnerability which lets an attacker take control of my system... and they aren't fixing it? Seriously.
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14y ago
They are idiots, should be hitting the justice site or the people who brought the court order about in the first place. Hitting Virgin for complying with a court judgement which they initially opposed is rediculous.
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> When Mr. van den Akker put the iron back together, two parts were left over — no matter, he said, they were probably not that important. A week later the owner of the iron was electrocuted. Just kidding. The culture of discard and buy
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A thing to note is that it was a CAM recording of the film that was leaked. I have only ever watched one cam recording of a movie before. I think it was 'The Illusionist.' I was at a friends house, he slapped it on. The color saturation was
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14y ago
I would love to switch to Python from PHP but I can't. The reason is I keep getting told to learn Python 2. Python 3 has been out for ages! Basically I am concerned that I will learn something and create app's which within a year will be ou