cmang

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by cmang 12y ago
Is there any possible recourse against the judge for the damages caused to No-ip's business? This seems like an incredible violation of their rights, and generally a bogus and abusive use of the legal system.
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by cmang 12y ago
Android tablets? They are cheaper than the 8-bit micros of the 70s and 80s, outselling everything, and come with Javascript. The only problem is they don't usually come with much of a proper keyboard + text editor for editing code. S
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by cmang 12y ago
> I wonder what today's generation growing up on? Immediately HTML+Javascript comes to mind, as a language interpreter that every kid's computer comes with. I would guess that is the top "first language" for kids toda
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by cmang 13y ago
These guys are selling new Apple II software, too -- Apple II DMS Drummer Software: http://www.8bitweapon.com/store.htm It is a sample-based music sequencer, which is fairly amazing considering the audio hardware in the Apple II was only
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by cmang 16y ago
Sure, but that assumes they have ads or ad providers for your region. What if they don't? Then who pays for it? Just a guess, really.
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by cmang 16y ago
I think it may have to do with advertising targeting different regions. If they're advertising something you can't buy in your country, then what is the advertiser paying for?
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by cmang 17y ago
Hey openoffice mouse, I'm real happy for you and I'mma let you finish. But iMac's hockey puck was one of the ugliest mice of all time. edit: seriously, I'm joking.