demarq

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by demarq 10y ago
but but camgunz isn't the commercial license like a new house, three kidneys, and your cat? 3,540.00 USD to be exact :P ... each year to be exact :P
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by demarq 10y ago
In kenya a company called zuku started providing uncapped home internet at about the same prices. Now its well on its way to owning the market for Internet at home, despite all the efforts of local telcos to compete. At the same price the b
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by demarq 10y ago
My comment is aimed at the OP who has it very clear in their mind what Go's shortcomings are. On the contrary, you haven't pointed out an objective issue that you have with Go. You offered some harsh remarks about the language but
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by demarq 10y ago
I hate to sound like the rust evangelist strike force... I really do. But your complaints are exactly what it would solve... Sigh I hate to say this I really do. But here goes... So have you checked out rust?
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by demarq 10y ago
"windows 10 was installed by simply leaving the room" lol
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by demarq 10y ago
I dont think you buy this tablet for it's feature count. They make it pretty clear it's made to replace paper. I never worry about my papers ram, and I don't care for games and watching movies, and I certainly wouldn't w
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by demarq 10y ago
This and every conversation on the intetnet to do with the leaks quickly devolves into "did russia do it?" The content of the leak is mind blowing, how are people not paying attention to this. No one seems to find the content shoc
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by demarq 10y ago
Looks really good on ubuntu!
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by demarq 10y ago
Did you collect stats from that as well?
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by demarq 10y ago
>This means incorporating the Rust toolchain into the build of the C/C++ project Makefile, or etc., system. One warning I can give you based on recent HN posts: Embrace Rust fully. Many expect Rust to be a "safe C++" or
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by demarq 10y ago
While yes, it can be a pain, I love that rust makes it hard to be a special snowflake. It promotes everyone following set conventions and makes it easier to grok other peoples work. rust's powerful macros are an exception to this, I
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by demarq 10y ago
Are you talking about Mojs animations or web animations in general?
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by demarq 10y ago
I hope Amazon picks up on this. Alexa and Sci-Fi Games are a match made in heaven! Great hacking OP! well done!
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by demarq 10y ago
Those bezels though... In later updates they need to have a look at what LG did with the LG G2 and G3.
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by demarq 10y ago
Isn't this somehow discouraging youtubers from covering important news and developments from around the world?
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by demarq 10y ago
The internet is full of people who will take it all apart and test the crap out of it! It would be quite a claim and people really do love to put apple products to the test. see: bendgate.
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by demarq 10y ago
I think the post is an overreaction. The plug in author clearly stated the consequences of using his plug in. The blogger clearly wants to make this a scandelous "expose" but it just isn't because there is no effort to dec
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by demarq 10y ago
I totally agree. I'm from Kenya and reading this comment section is jaw dropping. A Telco blocking features of a phone, any features is like stealing from you. I buy an LG or Samsung for the features listed on the box or website and i
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by demarq 10y ago
I wonder what it would sound like? The spooling of a gas turbine together with the whirl of 2000hp electric motors...
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by demarq 10y ago
I learnt Qbasic not that long ago it was my first taste of programming. However back then I couldn't afford a computer, so I had this Qbasic book and just had to 'imagine' how my programs run. Fast forward 13ish years and I o
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by demarq 10y ago
Kenya
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by demarq 10y ago
nope, "ACCESS DENIED" and also I accessed the site from the US (tunnel ;-) and it was unblocked, and then I saw the redirect to http.
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by demarq 10y ago
I also noticed it seems blocked from access outside the US... so what would happen if a traveling american wants to access it? edit: FYI I'm trying from Kenya. edit2: Using my phone I'm able to switch between wifi, and mobile and
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by demarq 10y ago
Might this also be a problem with dealing with big a provider? If this were a much smaller smaller company you might actually get to talk to someone who can do something i.e "let me see what files we uploaded from you... oh we'll
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by demarq 10y ago
> Maybe if he described what these problems were, he's get my support. I believe the city's infrastructure is struggling to cope with the city's growth. There was mentions of poor and congested roads. > But considering
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by demarq 10y ago
>What's his logic for this special Tax on Apple "You’re helping create the problems, so you have to help solve the problem" - Chang
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by demarq 10y ago
> The way to get Apple to pay for infrastructure improvements is simple, don't do any near their campus and their own employees will be impacted and that will get Apple to agree to help redevelop the area. And whatever they build th
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by demarq 11y ago
Does this mean we can no longer use cutting edge tech in production? for example border radius gained wide and reliable use in production while it was still a prefix. And that was a good thing, every other way of implementing border radius
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by demarq 11y ago
and a model of toyota.
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by demarq 11y ago
It's cheap, stable, and spacious. So why hasn't this taken off?

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