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by c00p3r 17y ago
“There are, in effect, two things: to know and to believe one knows. To know is science. To believe one knows is ignorance.” "Their misconception is fueled by the fact that they are completely unaware of their own ignorance. This unawarenes
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by c00p3r 17y ago
yellow-papers methods to keep the buzz up. Of course, effectiveness of such events cannot be compared to spreading rumors about ARM acquiring. =)
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Moving to Xen-based VPS with fast connection from dedicated server. Big deal. For me it looks much better to rent a dedicated server and divide it into several KVMs and resell them. =)
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Such a brilliant move it could be! Time to fund chip-design startups? =)
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Such publicity is good for AAPL, even if that was an accident. =)
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by c00p3r 17y ago
The history repeats itself. Android is for ARM-based smartphones what Lunux was for intel-based commodity hardware. Google is new Redhat, while Apple is new MS. =) Now we're waiting for epidemic spread, fueled by new devices from several es
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by c00p3r 17y ago
http://trac.edgewall.org/ + http://trac-hacks.org/ Fullblog plugin, discussion plugin, tags plugin and peer review plugin are very useful. They turns your trac installation into something like a micro social network.
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by c00p3r 17y ago
5) Play Farmville. 6) Browse 4chan.
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Self-promotion of mediocre blog posts - it's called spam, isn't it?
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by c00p3r 17y ago
The longer investors pours money, the more money founders and top personal earns. That is the business model. =) The art is about chatting investors as long as possible and to leave on time - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marginal_value_the
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Unfortunately, what he talks about is some yet another scripting language, not a system, close-to-hardware-level programming language. Go is just a C 2.0 developed by its fathers and it's based on early works on Plan 9 project (if I underst
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Assuming that each download is a spoiled sale is utterly wrong. People download stuff from net because it cost them nothing, they have good connectivity and the process runs in background. People share stuff because it cost them nothing. Sh
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by c00p3r 17y ago
the 7 of 8 chars in prefix is irrelevant, so, replacing them with an mini-icon in UI saves space and improves readability. The better question is - where are all favicons? =)
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by c00p3r 17y ago
I love their business-speak.
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by c00p3r 17y ago
"ports"? Reconfigures current linux kernel and recompiles with different version of gcc (or icc?) along with all userland? Big deal..
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by c00p3r 17y ago
It's the same everywhere. For example, people who are reselling SAP in, say, Russia, are doing exactly the same thing - tuning numbers and telling lies. The better you're able to lie the better SAP consultant you are. There are no project w
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Any remote jobs for an immigrant from the collapsed and decaying empire of evil? =) (a wandering around person - today I'm in Kathmandu, Nepal)
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Apple wants developers to develop iPhone's apps and share the profit, instead of flash sites (and share the troubles with crashing crappy plugin). That is clear and obvious.
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by c00p3r 17y ago
The history repeats itself. =) The raise of linux was, in some extent, because "we hate MS" (because they are a monopoly, too rich, etc - does not matter). Now its Apple in focus and on the top, so it's time for Android (+1 for Google for
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Good news for those who had invested in Android.
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by c00p3r 17y ago
They already did it with their Android. It's gaining momentum with each new device available.
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by c00p3r 17y ago
I think this decision is also about preventing the virus and trojan hell like that on Windows platform and other "unauthorized" code to be spread on millions of devices. It is much easier and cheaper to examine and control such restricted b
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by c00p3r 17y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Emotional-Intelligence-Daniel-Goleman/
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by c00p3r 17y ago
All the down-voters never have read a business plan written by coders. =)
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Yes, If they being written by amateurs like coders or cooks and no if they being written by experienced and trained practitioner like an acting business executives. Coders should code, executives execute. =)
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Just one remark - "hostess club" in Kathmandu are called dance bars. Same idea - pay, talk and go away. Prices are ten times higher than on street. Juice will cost you 10 bucks. And a men returns to buy even more dreams. Lots of Indians, Ge
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by c00p3r 17y ago
They still refuse to approve that what they should make was a browser instead of investing in an outdated middle-layer, or say it differently, a modern browser now is what flash or java was ought to be? =) The game of "You need our special
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by c00p3r 17y ago
wow. I thought they're using it only in porn CJs. Progress is going on, and seems like I'm getting old.. =) If this is an evolution of a porn technologies it works for sure. It is just a ponzi scheme where newcomers loses some money and est
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Isn't docs.google.com (now with uploads) is the solution? =))
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by c00p3r 17y ago
Ok. I will try. It's true, that there is an libflashplayer.so on my Ubuntu, however it is a 32bit blob. You can check it with ldd. It is 32bit blob because reasonable performance (along with near 100 CPU utilization) could be achieved with

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