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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Having worked both in Europe and in the US, I can only agree with this observation. Open space is indeed very popular and expected in Europe. I think it has to do with culture. Socializing during office hours is encouraged as employees tend
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
When was the last time you had to replace a phone's battery?
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Also happens to me when using Chrome. They must have broken something with the latest updates.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Would this mean Apple is going in the car business?
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Tesla in talks with Apple's head of mergers and aquisitions(chicagotribune.com)
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Ahhh, you can write webpages in it.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Viber allows you to make voice and video calls aswell. In my country, texting is not popular, voice calling is, so Viber is the must have app. As an added bonus, it works flawlessly from overseas as well, so you can call anyone else that&#x
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Oh, <img src="x" onerror= "if(document.location.href===' http://4co.in')document.location='//goatse.cx';"> Maybe like this then?
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Question answered. Topic closed.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Because knowing not to write a bubble sort or fizz buzz implementation in Modula-2 without googling for some language reference makes you so much better. SO is a part of a developers every-day life, like it or not. This is not the 90s anymo
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
They also added Plan 9 to a github repository[0] [0] https://github.com/brho/plan9
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
To accept a reference to one of several specifiers, Perl accepts a grouped \[ specifiers ] form: sub array_or_hash (\[@%]) { print $_[0] ; } Dear god...
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Will they need to pay royalty to the family? What if they want to add a digital Robert DeNiro without paying the real actor? Is that something one could do? Just trying to wrap my head around this.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
You sir, speak nothing but the truth.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Did you even read the article? It's more about low available bandwidth + more users, visible in the afternoons, when he is at home, in his residential area. Comparing speed there with what he has at the office, after office hours, he g
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
The title of this article is also very misleading. Did not find any reference to the neutrality law in the article.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Network most definitely, for checking requests. Using filtering there is very useful as it allows me to quickly toggle between All and Scripts / XHR.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
So glad I am not the only one noticing the filter change. That additional click to display the filtering options that Chrome introduced really made me start using FF more and more for work. I think this dumbing-down approach Google is doing
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Scenario: I'm on the highway, doing 80+ mph at night and I want to turn on the rear window defroster as I cannot see properly. A touchscreen means I have to take my eyes off the road and focus on directing my right index to touch a b
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Not sure I follow sir
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Sorry, lost in translation there. I meant deploy an offline geocoder.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Just to clarify, OSM is a map tile data source, while they do have feature data like business locations these are usually added on top of the map, as an separate layer by other entities, not by OSM. Maintaining all those locations would m
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
There are already several javascript libraries that use OSM tiles out there, most popular being OpenLayers[0] which offers an comprehensive API and Cloudmade's Leaflet[1] [0] http://openlayers.org/ [1] http:/&#x2
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
You would still have to roll your own offline geocoder. From my experience with OSM and Oracle's Spatial Geocoder, getting accurate driving directions can be a very 'interesting' process.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
I was quite surprised to see there actually are a lot of competitors for Google StreetView: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Competition_of_Google_Street_Vi...
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Does it do logging in to websites then fetching? Do you plan to add scripting to it?
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Using this for over 6 months, can't go back to regular HN, even though this means browsing using Chrome.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
I don't get it either. Especially with such "important" news like some IP change.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
Being offered a job through one of Ovid's previous Who's Hiring posts, I would say it did not seem to me like going through your normal agency routine. So, +1 from me aswell. BTW, he wrote this too: http://ofps.oreilly.
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by cbaleanu 13y ago
I'm on 12.3 with KDE, the only problem so far was making it remember the dual-monitor setup I was using. Apart from that, all good. A nice improvement over Ubuntu 12.04 with which I had a lot more problems.

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