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by buugs 17y ago
If you look at the google video asking what a browser is chrome doesn't really mean browser to anyone... The main thing is that google means something to everyone and that is all that will end up mattering. edit: http://www.youtube.com/wat
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by buugs 17y ago
I think stable for a web browser these days requires flash/java support, I don't know if this has been fixed or not in the builds though. Probably less on the java side and more on the flash.
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by buugs 17y ago
Pandora was nice, I've moved on to other services I listen to thesixtyone most of the time because a large amount of it is generally good music and if not I skip it, for more mainstream I can find songs on grooveshark (don't know if that wi
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by buugs 17y ago
I don't understand why people don't do this it is so much harder if not impossible for people to break into your server by normal means especially when you add MaxAuthTries 3
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by buugs 17y ago
Freebsd is pretty nice, mostly for ports and simplicity reasons. I would use freebsd over linux on my computer if the boot disk would work with my usb keyboard and usb mouse... and if matlab were native, I don't know if it is my nforce chi
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by buugs 17y ago
h.264 will probably just be a plugin away and just like that firefox is supported until the user reformats or gets a new computer Firefox has good support by developers and I don't see anything changing until another browser becomes just as
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by buugs 17y ago
I said mathematica did not have tab completion, I do most of my school work in matlab I know it has tab completion :) but it does have a very stupid limitation that a function is a separate file. edit: by stupid I mean can get annoying matl
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by buugs 17y ago
These people are leaving for better jobs that they already got without that reference and are probably long term workers as long as you don't keep pushing and pushing cuts to see if you can.
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by buugs 17y ago
I agree that he is not a mathematica expert but to be one is a pain, the documentation while good is a pain in the ass to navigate and why in the world with so many functions is there no tab completion. Most of the naming seems to be okay i
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by buugs 17y ago
Treat your employees like shit and they won't feel they have any reason to be kind. I have a feeling this is more closely related to people who do not like their job but rather work to provide for their families or themselves and layoffs,
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by buugs 17y ago
All good and well but to go at your list in order: I am in a healthy state at this point in time I don't find taking pills or medication at specific intervals hard or even bothersome, I can even time it out with my cellphone reminders. As i
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by buugs 17y ago
I don't want a chip in me and I'm obviously not the only one
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by buugs 17y ago
It looks like a lot of IE 7 went to IE 8 not the "new browsers" maybe IE6 users are switching over though. I still know plenty of people who won't switch because they like the way ie6 looks and plenty more who don't know firefox is a browse
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by buugs 17y ago
Not to say you are wrong, but if one has an interest in a new or different language they should not think they shouldn't because they already know enough. Learning a new language can also be a supplement, say learning haskell in such a way
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by buugs 17y ago
Kudos if the crunchpad takes off, I'll be buying a kindle, netbook, or iphone if I want a portable tech device.
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by buugs 17y ago
Lots of diggs for someone who doesn't proofread his articles. I'm guessing he relates well to their user base.
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by buugs 17y ago
vista doesn't, was probably a weird leftover little used feature from before wireless was widespread and popular on xp.
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by buugs 17y ago
My entire family uses aol on top of their broadband and won't let me explain that you can still keep your email if you aren't paying for it, it is like aol has brainwashed them. And the ads attached to their email and yahoos are extremely a
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by buugs 17y ago
You don't really need a special wireless adapter I know plenty of people around the college campus that can do this with a laptop with no modifications and a live backtrack cd The speed depends on how many people are on the network all you
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by buugs 17y ago
The thing is it is a small village there are some things to think about: elderly are not going to be walking about at night (there is probably much much less crime concerning any women) there won't be very many non locals except for visitin
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by buugs 17y ago
>No more multi-device API limitations getting in your way. I'm guessing api limitations are exactly why it doesn't exist
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by buugs 17y ago
It looks like one of those popular shareware sites.
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by buugs 17y ago
Agreed. Not to justify anything but I really don't think they have any qualifications for any type of graphical design, look at their logo its as if someone went into mspaint with a mouse. http://tweetknot.com/images/logo4.gif
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by buugs 17y ago
No because people have had issues because of said reason.
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by buugs 17y ago
If you do I hope you can make sure you aren't part of any illegal activity such as the trafficing of child pornography.
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by buugs 17y ago
I don't think performance is holding ruby back I think that libraries especially mature and massive libraries, or lack thereof, is holding ruby back. Not to say people aren't working on it give ruby some time it will probably catch up espe
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by buugs 17y ago
It does, as death is basically being obsolete in the technical world.
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by buugs 17y ago
Don't get a degree if you don't care what you do? What an insight.
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by buugs 17y ago
If it is true I'm sure that the student would have gotten at least a passing grade if was willing to risk using Feynman.
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by buugs 17y ago
Exactly, most people would retire if they could there are plenty of people well over the elderly gap still working because of high costs of living and such terrible retirement plans or lack thereof.

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