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How to save money by embracing free, open technology(technocracycheck.blogspot.com)
2 points by dforbin 17y ago|0 comments
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Something different: German comfort food(technocracycheck.blogspot.com)
1 points by dforbin 17y ago|0 comments
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Some thoughts on excessive text messaging(technocracycheck.blogspot.com)
1 points by dforbin 17y ago|0 comments
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A 72 hour review of OnStar(technocracycheck.blogspot.com)
3 points by dforbin 17y ago|2 comments
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by dforbin 17y ago
Chrome is my default browser at work where I run windows. The toilet paper comment made me laugh hard though.
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by dforbin 17y ago
I guess maybe 1)helping encourage widespread html 5 and better javascript support so more people can run google apps 2) deals with hardware vendors
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by dforbin 17y ago
that's what it is sounding like. lame
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by dforbin 17y ago
The big question is, will these netbooks and such running chrome os have all the linux tools available, or is this going to be a certified google world, with google package management?
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by dforbin 17y ago
Extremely cool toys. FF through the first 2 minutes of annoying MC guy.
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James Gosling's Toy Show(java.sun.com)
1 points by dforbin 17y ago|1 comments
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by dforbin 17y ago
I stumbled onto using Netbeans for PHP a few months ago while doing some Java work. I use it almost exclusively for PHP now (I also use geany for quick edits). While it's not quite as slick as the Java support, it is a world better than any
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by dforbin 17y ago
Wake up, it's supported both at least since 6.5. I've used mercurial in netbeans for several months and it works great.
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by dforbin 17y ago
It's unlikely the small percentage of programmers who use twitter are representative of programmers in general.
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by dforbin 17y ago
Apache Commons is very widely used.
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Interview with AMD Java Labs(javaposse.com)
1 points by dforbin 17y ago|0 comments
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by dforbin 17y ago
It's a few weeks old, but as someone pointed out to me, if it hasn't been posted, why not :) This is a fascinating interview (who here even knew there was an AMD Java labs?). Some nice performance tips, and just a great listen for anyone in
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Interview with AMD Java Labs(javaposse.com)
1 points by dforbin 17y ago|1 comments
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by dforbin 17y ago
or insanity these people have way too much time on their hands
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by dforbin 17y ago
an erlang talk is cool and all, but why do people post links to videos from 2007 here???
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by dforbin 17y ago
That said, maybe Geany is what you want... It's lightweight and somewhere in between an IDE an editor. I quite like it.
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by dforbin 17y ago
it seems really weird to me you find netbeans complicated. There's a reason java developers use bloated IDE's for anything more than quick edits. Spend a week in Netbeans and I bet you a lap dance you keep using it.
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by dforbin 18y ago
Rachel likes bacon. I like Rachel. http://grooveshark.com/about
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by dforbin 18y ago
linux, duh
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by dforbin 18y ago
ibm makes a ton of money from consulting. more products is good for this.