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by buster 13y ago
Being a tech-guy from Berlin, i am ashamed that the Samwer brothers come from here... I never understood how they can so shamelessly copy others ideas and get through with it.
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by buster 13y ago
I would love to find a new mail client to replace evolution or thunderbird. Will Inky be released for Debian as well? Does Inky support this? - proper mail indexing and search on large mailboxes - S/MIME - per-account HTML sign
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by buster 13y ago
You can be pretty sure that your emails (regardless of where it's stored, MS, Yahoo, Google or your ISP) can be read by the operations/support team at any time.
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Northern China smog closes schools and airport in Harbin(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by buster 13y ago|0 comments
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by buster 13y ago
So it's like a fancy display of adblock/ghostery (who tracks me on which site) with a correlation of the sites i already visited... ok.. i'm sticking to just some adblocker :)
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by buster 13y ago
I'd think, if you are building the server side components you can click Linux and if you're doing frontend (HTML, JS, CSS) you'd click Web...
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What Germany Can Teach America About Ergonomics(forbes.com)
1 points by buster 13y ago|0 comments
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by buster 13y ago
But it's most likely working that way because (analog) displays always worked like that and your display technology needed to be as compatible as possible for CRTs and TFTs. From my point of view you have not explained why it's no
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by buster 13y ago
The Galaxy Nexus was slightly curved but i always thought it was to prevent scratches when putting it on the table with the display down.
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by buster 13y ago
Or just don't be so obsessive with computer games and don't care so much what is happening in some virtual world. That'd be my advise.
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by buster 13y ago
That's 30 seconds accumulated over many rounds. You should compare 1-2 seconds per round to your fractions of a second and that's not as uncommon as you suggest. For example, look at the Singapore Grand Prix 2011, except for #2 th
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by buster 13y ago
It could very well be that just in this race the technology was not working on Webbers car (as would be no surprise with new techology). Just wondering because of: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6532428
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by buster 13y ago
http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2012/04/schwartz/
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by buster 13y ago
Dead? https://github.com/triblerteam/libswift Is it related to tribler? https://www.tribler.org/trac/wiki/whatIsTribler It seems to be more active in the triler github pages: https:/&#x
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by buster 13y ago
Ok, but with different algorithms you are not testing the languages/compilers anymore but the algorithms ;) I understand that now when the C and Go version we can't compare with the rust version anymore uless someone applies the s
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by buster 13y ago
This has been circulated on the Rust-dev mailinglist: https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/rust-dev/2013-September/0... Rust did quite well (given that it's not even production ready i'd say it's
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by buster 13y ago
I dont unerstand. So the right way to form a standard is to follow the biggest corporation and implement their formats rather then create fair chances for everyone, is that it?
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by buster 13y ago
Actually Mozilla did the right thing and theora and webm are as widely available in browsers (by count). The only two companies that blocked free codecs are the companies part of the MPEG-LA! Which means the get money from h264 content. It
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by buster 13y ago
Like a single person on earth EVER complained "boy, does my smartphone touchscreen not react"... yeah... Actually, i wouldn't have thought it would be >100ms for my HTC One, but it's certainly small enough that i cann
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by buster 13y ago
Not if you have the opportunity to smash one big opponent. After all Nokia was the biggest phone manufacturer worldwide and if Nokia would have chosen Android and produced high build-quality phones, it could have "easily" become t
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by buster 13y ago
Seems like they can temporarily boost the horsepower to overtake. For me, it's exciting, i will definitely try to attend a race in my city :)
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by buster 13y ago
I'd be far more interested in benchmarks versus BDB (and maybe even sqlite).
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by buster 13y ago
Apparently there are none, but there are rules followed by some papers.. http://grammar.about.com/od/rs/g/Sentence-Case.htm
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by buster 13y ago
I love that font (and Source Code Pro).. best monospaced fonts ever :)
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by buster 13y ago
What BS article. Card are just one design pattern of many. That's probably some guy who is easily convinced of some marketing crap talk. There is always the next thing. Cards will become boring. The next one may even be a fancier versi
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by buster 13y ago
It would be nice to have a proper capitalization on those titles.. What Go? "to Go"? I'm not even native speaker and it looks very confusing to me..
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by buster 13y ago
I suppose forking PHP is as realistic as forking Perl :) Also i can imagine two major reasons PHP is not forked: 1) You have a small committed developerbase which is too much invested in the ecosystem (Zend and others). 2) Every other user
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by buster 13y ago
An eyeopener for me was reading parts of the discussion how the new namespace seperator was chosen: http://pastebin.com/2iJP4Qhx (from https://wiki.php.net/rfc/namespaceseparator ) If you read that IRC
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by buster 13y ago
You should read the text. It's full of cloud and tech references, because KitKat and Google are promoting the next Android Version (Android 4.4 will be named KitKat). Also you can win some Google Gadgets with KitKat (at the bottom).
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by buster 13y ago
Missile test by Israel and the US? http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=de&sl=auto&tl=en&u=...

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