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Agreed. I'm hesitant to buy any app from Coda for any price. Even free I'd take a second look. And the reason is Code 2. For those of you who "had" Coda 2 you know exactly what I am talking about.
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But why would anyone buying a "FB phone" remove Home? I mean what's the point of buying a Home phone in the first place?
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FB is in direct competition with Google. So Google has to respond. If they ban it, then everyone will fork the source and it'll be the end of Android as we know it. If FB is successful (which I have serious doubts) then, I suspect the sam
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Ok.. so people are "cutting back" their use. That doesn't mean people are abandoning FB. Of course the time is about right for a new kid on the block. Cause, frankly, there has to be a better way. And don't say Google +. Cause that ain't it
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Ahhh 2005? Com'on. Much has changed at MS these days. Except licensing. Which is a nightmare to figure out. But MS isn't the only company with that shame.
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"Facebook are being abandoned..." Not that I'm a FB fan, but you have data to back up that claim?
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We never left the mainframe. The bubble did but not the rest of the world. Most fortune 1000 companies still have active mainframe installations running. And so do most governments. What has happen is computer power has become much more acc
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14y ago
Takes me back to when the web was fun. ;)
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Well to be fair, Finder's been a mess for years. ;)
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"Good lord, that sounds like a complete mess. I haven't been anywhere near it as a developer so I can't really speak on how bad it is from that point of view." Let me tell you it's not exactly happy land for us consumers either. Apple's "cl
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"Playing games with other peoples' money (and getting a resume/credibility boost no matter what happens) isn't nearly as risky ..." Changing the subject a bit... Having been a trader, I think that's a major problem with our system. A trader
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14y ago
It's the pay channels that are "free" to do whatever they want. HBO, Showtime, Stars (etc) are all pay. Oddly though, Showtime for example sometimes air soft-core porn late a night. And while tits and ass are bouncing everywhere I have yet
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I used to work on a trading floor in NYC. And man, I doubt anyone (even the women) did not spend the day cursing up a storm. Of course I did too. There's a satisfaction that comes with hanging up with a client (on the phone) and then rippin
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"From PyCon's code of conduct:" Wait a minute. We're talking common sense here. Simply turning your head saying "You two mind?" Probably would've settled the affair right there. They weren't insulting her personally. Just two guys exchangin
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"Ask yourself: why is she the one you chose to focus on?" You're right. The guys need to own-up for their stupidity too. Oh that's right, they never got the chance. She didn't confront them. She snapped a picture and tweeted. And I agree ab
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BS. I'm getting sick and tired of people not taking responsibility for their actions. Now I do agree with you somewhat. I doubt she saw this "joke" as an opportunity to screw someone over (at least I hope so. If she did, then all bets are o
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" I'll just buy gold " This only works if you physically have the gold. Having a note stating how much gold you own, which is housed someplace beyond your reach isn't security. You are still relying on the market/bank. And even if you did h
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I'm sure this has been reported already but, after creating an account I see: "NewsBlur experienced an error The error has been logged and will be fixed soon so you won't have to see this message again."
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"Any serious programmer should be a polyglot by default." The language itself is not usually a problem for me. I mean an array is an array in any language. It's environment. Example: c# (which I think in MS's best work, by the way); c# was
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"It is quite difficult for Python or Ruby to have the level of IDE that Java has. IntelliJ for Java is hard to beat. And Jetbrain (the company that makes IntelliJ) also produces Resharper (R#)..." Jetbrains also makes IDE's for Ruby and Pyt
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A lot of Chinese (and everyone else) hacking has been for good old fashion profit. But I do agree, I doubt the Chinese or any other "criminal" element is behind this attack. Github either pissed someone off, or it's about "street cred". I w
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Oh I think Azure will do well. And win in the Enterprise market. Look, outside the bubble of the bay area startup land - the world is different. MS Office is everywhere; SharePoint is everywhere; Windows Server is everywhere. MS is positio
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IMHO PrivCo's report appears to be a good ole-fashioned hatchet-job. The real question is who is PrivCo working for? Or are they just trying to generate press with down news?
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I'll be shopping at Newegg, now.
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"These are the sad realities of politics in Massachusetts." This is the sad reality of America. But the trouble is us (the people). The average American has the attention span of a gnat.
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All of you can always move down here to Miami (South Florida). I actually live in Fort Lauderdale across the street from the beach. I do a lot of work in Miami. For the price you pay for a tiny apartment in NYC you can live VERY well down h
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Let me point out every prosecutor threatens the accused. Whether you were caught stealing gold or chewing gum. I doubt this "prosecutor" even knew the details of the "crime" or cared. I doubt she was ever briefed on the details of Aaron's l
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Support is the other issue. Google's support is - well frankly, crap. Even paying customers (which my firm is) - all we get is email support. If we find a number to call, we've never reached a live person. I'm sorry, but if my spreadsheet h
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No to mention, Office 365. Which, IMHO is very slick. Good luck Google. They're gonna need it.
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I got the idea from hiring. Look at what was being advertised for; what I was competing against.. But I live in Florida. What area of the country are you?
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