damien

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by damien 19y ago
If you haven't tried Linux recently, it's actually gotten pretty good on both of those fronts, especially if you compare it to Windows. Also, many PC manufacturers are starting to pre-install Linux, which should make it even easier for peop
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by damien 19y ago
Buckling spring keyboard from pckeyboard.com modified with Unix layout, or a Sun Type 7 if you prefer a quieter keyboard.
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by damien 19y ago
Ubuntu on a Dell Latitude D620
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by damien 19y ago
I agree with him that Python is more useful right now as a general programming environment... mainly because it's been around longer, it's a more mature and stable platform, has better libraries in general, better performance, etc.
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New GNOME Mobile & Embedded Initiative(gnome.org)
2 points by damien 19y ago|0 comments
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by damien 19y ago
Not to mention that this has a 480x640 screen and the iPhone uses 320x480.
97.
by damien 20y ago
Python & C
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by damien 20y ago
A primary key is really just the combination of the unique and not-null constraints. My preferred way of handling this is to have a surrogate key as the primary key (for performance and general ease-of-use), but also apply multi-column uniq
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by damien 20y ago
Sounds like a great opportunity to work with some well known hackers.
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Startup Hopes to Create Online Marketplace for Open Parking Spaces(stickyminds.com)
4 points by damien 20y ago|0 comments
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A real Silicon Valley garage startup(scobleizer.com)
2 points by damien 20y ago|0 comments