brusch64

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   by brusch64 11y ago

   Please don't get me started on Odoo. We've tried to use Odoo as the base system for an ERP for a customer from us. We've started with OpenERP (7 ? - the last version). It looked pretty good - there were books available which
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   by brusch64 11y ago

   We had the same discussion in my office. If I am developing a feature (in a separate branch) - why shouldn't I rebase to make a single commit out of this feature ? Is this really interesting for you that it took me 10 commits to do sO
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   by brusch64 11y ago

   I didn't had any problems with Jack or plugins - the problem with 3.x was Midi editing. Well it was introduced in this release, but I did some drum programming (our drummer was sick, so we've programmed drums to our music) and it
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   by brusch64 11y ago

   I am a big advocate of Ardour. But I really hope they get their act together and stop adding new features, but start making the release more stable. The last really stable and great version for me was the last of the 2.x releases. They impr
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   by brusch64 11y ago

   Have you ever tried ninite ( https://ninite.com/ ) ? Not perfect at all - but at least it works for some of the freeware utilities / programs I'm using on my windows PC. Simply run the generated exe to install the p
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   by brusch64 12y ago

   I have a feeling every time something is called a "snack" in headlines like this it's probably pretty bad for you. My mother never allowed us to eat chips or other junkfood as snacks during the day. We ate them on special occ
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   by brusch64 12y ago

   Sorry I misunderstood your comment. Was just wondering how you are doing OCR in Paint.Net. Thank you for your clarification.
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   by brusch64 12y ago

   How do you do OCR in Paint.Net ?
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   by brusch64 12y ago

   Well it may be a bad time to start with Debian unstable, when they are switching to systemd (or are in the process of doing it). I remember updating to Debian testing (never had the nerves for unstable) when they switched to Gnome3 and I ex
10. 160.▲
    by brusch64 12y ago

    I think KDE is as XP-y as it gets. No big frill, but you can configure nearly everything you wish. Ever tried KDE ?
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    Pretty much my thinking. I think Apple offers a big walled garden for computing.
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    My grandparents were farmers - and they've always had breakfast. They had to get up early to milk the cows. I don't know their exact morning routine, but they had breakfast before or after milking the cows in the morning (I would
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    I've started later with Android Development than you did. So I've just used Eclipse for a pretty short time. To be honest, I can't stand those different views (e.g. when starting to debug). The resource editor with its live
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    It makes the model simpler, but I found this pretty cumbersome. I wanted to write a method returning two values (Boolean), so I had to return an array of Booleans. Out parameter seem easier for me (and more concise)
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    Sounds like you just recreated Microsoft Biztalk. But to sound less like a dick - communicating with a low probability of errors is hard !
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    coming back to Java, after some years of programming C# I have the same feeling. C# feels like Java done right. Many of Java's shortcomings can be masked with a great IDE (making setters and getters) nobrainers - but I prefer C#.
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    Every update was a lesson in frustration. So I thought either I'm stying on LTS or I use another distribution. Right now I am using Debian stable for my "it has to run" systems (the ones my gf is using too) and tried Arch on
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    Isn't the cost of living there (eating) cheaper than in San Francisco ? I am from Austria (Western Europe) and have been in Istanbul some weeks ago. If you are not going to eat at tourist traps I had the feeling that eating was cheaper
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    I don't think that developing for Android is so complicated - but maybe you had some bad luck with a device. But RELEASING your app is much easier on Android (the Play store) than on Apple's store. We had developed some apps for s
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    Sorry to be cruel - but I really think you should cut down the usage of buzzwords and abbrevations on your homepage and in describing your service.
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    This reminds me a little bit of a company I've visited. They cooled the office so much in the summer that some of the people in the office (I'd say 5 out of 20) used electric heaters under their desk to warm their feet.
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    In Austria they're still quick. I remember seeing the old cahsier as a child - but it is still my favourite shop in terms of effectiveness. Now they've started something like a bakery in stores with many people just buying one or
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    I really wonder if LibreOffice is not totally adequate for the users in the city of Munich. I know that it has its problems if you want to use it with Word generated documents, and it obviously has problems with add-ons developed for Word.
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    That's exactly how it works - you tap it in the beat you would like and this sets the bpm. This is used pretty much in electronic instruments or effects (nearly every drum machines or delay has a tap button).
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    I was not so thrilled when playing Braid. First of all I really liked the idea - but after some levels it got cumbersome. Some of the events can not be rolled back totally - so you have some annoying levels, where you have to start from the
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    I really like Yii. In my opinion it is exceptionally well designed and offers so much functionality. The Yii programmers designed it with performance in mind. I can understand that you find it opinionated, but in my opinions the pros outwei
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    the "64er" magazine (from Germany) even had checksum programs when typing in programs by hand (one for Basic code and one for machine language). So you could be pretty sure that your programs worked afterwards. Nothing beat the fe
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    by brusch64 12y ago

    in German it is "scissors-rock-paper" (Schere Stein Papier). I guess all combinations are possible...
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    by brusch64 13y ago

    I think it would be great, if they would polish the core libraries. Too many subtle differences when I've tried it the last time (some years ago). Afterwards we changed our course and stopped using it. We were mostly interested in usin
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    by brusch64 13y ago

    reading this in my RSS reader i didn't understand it all. Seems like it couldn't show the GIFs correctly. On the web site I finally understand it.