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by bratsche 14y ago
If they have any use for a command-line utility to manage the server, it should be named 'pitch'.
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by bratsche 14y ago
I got to 3 with Bela Lugosi. I couldn't get any further, so I finally turned to the comments to see who had >3.
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by bratsche 14y ago
Holding a 12cm phone 30cm from my eyes sounds like an awful cinematic experience. On a plane. Holding a device up. Focusing your eyes on this little thing right in front of you. None of this sounds like the way to watch a movie. But maybe
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by bratsche 14y ago
Okay, point taken. But I guess I spend so much time around a computer, I carry my laptop with me most places, that I honestly don't ever find myself with a desire to do things like rsync files and folders. For me, a mobile phone is not a re
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by bratsche 14y ago
"Apple are now seemingly playing me-too with Android/WP7-based handsets" This seems like it must be a joke, but I read a lot of people saying things like this. The sum of a phone are the features that come with it right out of the box, like
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by bratsche 14y ago
Why does every new phone have to be a fucking revolution? It's a better phone than the last one. If you're not impressed, don't buy one.
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by bratsche 14y ago
What's paying to keep the service running?
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by bratsche 14y ago
That's the problem. It shouldn't be tied to a cable carrier at all. Also, it's not available with all cable carriers. If I subscribe to HBO with Time Warner Cable in Dallas, HBO Go is not available to me.
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by bratsche 14y ago
This kind of defeats the purpose of even presenting a list. It should only display one task at a time if it only wants you to work on one task at a time.
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by bratsche 14y ago
He still contributes open source all the time. He's just not an open source fanatic. He'll use an Apple because it's a nice computer, and he'll write open source on it. I used to be a Gnome contributor as well, I worked on Ubuntu at Canonic
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by bratsche 14y ago
Location: Dallas, TX. http://www.orgsync.com/ OrgSync is looking for Ruby/Rails developers, designers, and marketing professionals. We're building software used by hundreds of schools (mostly colleges/universities). It's a cool place to w
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by bratsche 14y ago
I had this happen for some searches after it had already begun to render what appeared to be some relevant data to the page. It cleared the data it was beginning to render. :(
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by bratsche 14y ago
Did anyone else see "marionette" and think this was related to the Backbone.js Marionette library?
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by bratsche 14y ago
Wasn't the original ruling basically saying, "It's not a copy of the iPad because it's not as cool"? You know if Apple really does have to put this notice on their website, they'll probably find a way to work that into the announcement.
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by bratsche 14y ago
But doesn't Facebook's "like" predate digg?
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by bratsche 14y ago
I did a lot of work on the Win32 backend for GTK+ a few years ago, but then when I started at Canonical I stopped working on that. Nobody else really picked it up either. Tor Lillqvist was the original developer of this, and I think he's ba
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by bratsche 14y ago
I was assured that I would get a response from the level-2 support, and so far I haven't. This makes me assume that they still have two tickets open on my account, one that says "remote-disable this device and ship him a replacement" and on
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by bratsche 14y ago
I've recently dealt with Google service for a Galaxy Nexus. They're trying to be better, but they're still basically failing and some pretty basic things. Hopefully they can fix their shit though. Some failings I observed: 1/ They're doing
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by bratsche 14y ago
This looks like it's doing basically the same thing that keymaster has already been doing, with an almost identical API: https://github.com/madrobby/keymaster
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by bratsche 14y ago
The cheapest thing Google is offering seems to be roughly equivalent to an EC2 medium instance though, which is $0.16/hour.
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by bratsche 14y ago
As rough as the police can be with smashing people's faces into the ground while they arrest them for non-violence, I think your $1500 investment would not go far. Then again, protesting is quickly becoming illegal so it probably doesn't ma
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by bratsche 14y ago
Google promised like two I/Os ago that they were solving the fragmentation problem with some kind of new agreement with device makers, but after that we never heard another word about it. Maybe it's not Google's fault, but that seems like i
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by bratsche 14y ago
Uhh.. I have a Nexus One, and that was not my experience at all. It took a fucking long time to get updates. But maybe that's because I had one of the later models of Nexus One, which supported AT&T 3G, and all the updates only went out
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by bratsche 14y ago
This isn't really anything new. When I worked for Canonical, they tended to talk about Ubuntu and avoid mentioning Linux. I don't think the point of this is to get exclusive apps, though. Sure they would love to have exclusive apps, but
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by bratsche 14y ago
It's not so much about attachment to current tools. It's just that you look at something like this, with all its cumbersome syntax, and wonder why they had to make it so ridiculous. And it's not like nobody had any decent ideas of how to
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by bratsche 14y ago
Wait a minute.. today isn't April 1, is it?
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by bratsche 14y ago
Nobody supports it yet and it's already done better using preprocessors like Sass. Your move, Sherlock.
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by bratsche 14y ago
I'm curious to know how Mac handles apps moving between a Retina Display Mac and a non-Retina display (Thunderbolt, whatever). Apps need to be updated to handle retina, otherwise they draw double pixels.. so what happens when you have a wi
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by bratsche 14y ago
> It seems like these things would be great on an iPad or something like that, but what Linux users are really running Fedora or Debian on a touch device? What you just described, sir, is a classic chicken/egg problem. Why would they d
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by bratsche 14y ago
I tried using it and it didn't seem to work, at least not for using higher-level jQuery animation methods. Using slideDown(), for example, didn't appear to use CSS3 animations.

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