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   by cninja 17y ago

   No need to use google cache when wikipedia keeps the history of the page: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Fravia&oldid=2...
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   by cninja 17y ago

   Actually the Opera 9.5 beta and Firefox 3 betas both started using a "Awesome Bar" type feature around the same time. Opera 9.27 was released over a year ago.
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   by cninja 18y ago

   From the article: Personal testimonials are even more powerful than the statistics Statistics can be molded to fit whatever the statitician wants to say, but anecdotes are worse.
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   by cninja 18y ago

   I found the link at the bottom of that page to be much more interesting: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-eclipse-ebay1/i...
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   by cninja 18y ago

   There is a page describing which browesrs support which parallel download types at http://stevesouders.com/ua/report.php
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   by cninja 18y ago

   I personally use a wraper around php's create_function to predefine upto 6 parameters and also return the last statement. function lambda( $code ) { if( !preg_match( '/return/', $code ) ) { $code = preg_replace('/^(.*;(?
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   by cninja 18y ago

   Is it me or are the numbers from the bottom of the article not adding up? They calculate a 35% return on investment after a decade, and they say the part only lasts for 5 years. My calculations show there needs to be a 5x improvement in
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   by cninja 18y ago

   And for opera: http://my.opera.com/Lex1/blog/flashblock-for-opera-9
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   by cninja 18y ago

   A agree. In the end it is about what is going to save you the most time. For example, if you decide at some point you want all page titles to be bright green and placed below the main text of the page, how much work will it be? The whole a
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    by cninja 18y ago

    I agree. A more appropriate title for this article: "A script kiddies guide to cracking programmable road signs"
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    by cninja 18y ago

    I think that the problem is we consider a result as either "positive" or "negative". All correctly preformed experiments add a positive ammount of knowledge. Humans tend to classify unexpected results as negative, but that is not necessar
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    by cninja 18y ago

    My apologies. I didn't notice until the edit link disappeared. And I have no clue why the site decided to add <code> brackets to my comment.
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    by cninja 18y ago

    I actually installed Colemak on my computer yesterday. I played with it for a couple hours before uninstalling it. Most of what I type is programing code, not prose. It dawned on my that most my typing delays come from all of the parens
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    by cninja 18y ago

    What a silly article. The article finds 3 brain surgeons who dont use cell phones near their ear, and it becomes news. If 4 our of 5 dentists recommend Crest toothpaste, then if I talk to 15 dentists, I can find 3 dentists that dont recom
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    by cninja 19y ago

    Its about money: Firefox has Google IE has Microsoft Safari has Apple Opera only has Opera backing it.
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    by cninja 19y ago

    For the cisco, it takes about 6 seconds on my average speed connection. If you want to see what takes so long, I recommend using FireFox's Firebug extension. In Cisco's case, it is a simple 20k html file, but then there are 3 js files and
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    by cninja 19y ago

    The article reminded me of the comedy "translation" of Adobe's aquisition of Macromedia done some years ago. http://daringfireball.net/2005/04/adobe_translation