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by bokchoi 17y ago
> Is editing the registry or hunting down drivers for a new version of Windows better? I can't remember the last time I edited the registry or had to install a driver manually. Don't get me wrong, I run Ubuntu and I like it. The upgrad
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by bokchoi 17y ago
Amen. I just can't get excited about fixing broken stuff on linux by tweaking text files any longer.
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by bokchoi 17y ago
Well, I was implying that the newspaper editors would cull the most interesting bits of news for you. Or perhaps you could wait for your mom to clip articles and send them to you in the mail.
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by bokchoi 17y ago
We wrote our own issue tracker using our platform. Dogfood tastes good. https://www.labkey.org/issues/home/Developer/issues/list.vie...
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by bokchoi 17y ago
Sounds like a newspaper!
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by bokchoi 17y ago
And more beautiful! http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/science/article6727710...
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by bokchoi 17y ago
Here's an excellent google tech talk by Cliff Click of Azul talking about their hardware. Among the firehose of information in that talk, he mentions that the hardware guys wanted to add directly execute JVM bytecode. He told them not to
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by bokchoi 17y ago
It doesn't look too crippled to me. The features I personally would be missing are HTML, JS, CSS, Servlets, and JSPs. http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/nextversion/editions_compariso...
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by bokchoi 17y ago
Very cool. Imagine wrapping a jet with the black hole stuff -- great for stealth technology.
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by bokchoi 17y ago
Just yesterday my insurance company decided that a routine physical and cholesterol blood test was not covered. After calling them up, they assure me that they will cover preventative care but somehow this physical exam is not preventative
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by bokchoi 17y ago
> Case in point: trying to configure two screens on Linux is anything between painful to downright impossible. In 2009! I used various flavors of linux all through college and I gave Ubuntu a fair shake for the past two years on my lapt
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by bokchoi 17y ago
As a lefty, I always hated that the scrollbars were on the right when I was using a tablet.
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by bokchoi 17y ago
Before the financial and housing melt down, my wife was in law school and would occasionally file bankruptcy for folks pro bono. As one of the steps for filing, she reviewed all of their expenses. When looking over their monthly expenditu
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by bokchoi 17y ago
hint: bugmenot
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by bokchoi 17y ago
> If it wasn't for Miguel and his work there wouldn't be Redhat, Suse, Caldera, Mandarake, or any of the major corporate linux distros. Bullshit. As if no one else could have created a linux desktop? There were already plenty of windo
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by bokchoi 17y ago
This fellow created XAudio as an X11 extension: http://www.chaoticmind.net/~hcb/murx/xaudio/
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by bokchoi 17y ago
Ever since I saw Omniscient Debugger (ODB), I've wanted this feature integrated into my IDE. ODB was interesting but didn't seem to take off. I'm glad GDB is raising the debugger bar. http://www.lambdacs.com/debugger/
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by bokchoi 17y ago
IntelliJ has it. It's called local history: http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/features/local_history.html
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by bokchoi 17y ago
This would make a good nature video on PBS.
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by bokchoi 17y ago
Try it and report back to us.
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by bokchoi 17y ago
It sure was.
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by bokchoi 17y ago
I think I had the same nutty professor at Wash U.
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Oh, the other Washington.
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by bokchoi 17y ago
this is humor?