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by dimitar 18y ago
What would that contradict?
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by dimitar 18y ago
The other trackers will upgrade their hosting plans and will appreciate the extra ad cash. Also here at least here no one downloads stuff from tPB - especially since you have great local trackers (which however require seeding) with users o
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by dimitar 18y ago
Who is that guy called Open Source, anyway? It seems like he is some maniac that craves nothing else but world domination! OK, sorry, no more sarcasm. When I see that "open source monster" character I can be sure that the article will be su
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by dimitar 18y ago
I think javascript can be a possible solution - if only making Firefox extensions were more accessible to kids (remember - short attention span; they wouldn't want to read much to do it).
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by dimitar 18y ago
They have wars because their borders were drawn by colonial exploiters with no regard for the ethnic groups of the people living in the land. Africa should have twice or three times as many countries than it has now. There weren't many na
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by dimitar 18y ago
IBM has a culture of cyclic change. Every 20 years its a different company, and it has been changing constantly through it 100 year history. IBM has seen many great CEOs through history. Microsoft still relies on essentially the same busine
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by dimitar 18y ago
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by dimitar 18y ago
I would like a 100$ e-book reader with an electronic paper display and pdf support, with no extra features, please.
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by dimitar 18y ago
Is there a reason there are "you are monitored by CCTV" signs? Do people only take pictures in public?
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by dimitar 18y ago
The article says that a mandatory "click" is already in place in Japan and I am almost certain that its the same in the EU. I cannot turn off the loud click or turn down its volume on my phone and many of my acquaintances have also tried wi
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by dimitar 18y ago
Why don't you make your editor to paint them white and indent them?
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by dimitar 18y ago
Everyone has a mobile phone these days, even in much of the poorest countries. Most people nowadays have owned half a dozen phones and have developed taste and higher expectations. Most people here even use two phones concurrently (for each
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by dimitar 18y ago
From the article: >Users aren't stupid. So don't act like they are. A already setup Linux machine is in fact more usable than a random Windows machine. I started using Linux when I was 13 and I hardly knew anything about computers excep
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by dimitar 18y ago
If someone made a Firefox plugin that converts the volume of text which has a appeared at a users screen for more than 10 seconds to A4 pages, I am sure a typical Internet user reads more than 100 pages daily. For example the Wikipedia arti
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by dimitar 18y ago
No. The Python programming language is a great advertisement for the show. Especially in areas in which it wasn't aired. I would have never heard of the show if GvR didn't name his language after it. Its said that its named after the TV ser
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by dimitar 18y ago
There are a lot of problems that could fit in those ???. * symbolic computation (there are many Computer Algebra Systems written in Lisp like Maxima/Macsyma, FriCAS/OpenAxiom, Reduce, bergman) * language processing * artificial intelligenc
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by dimitar 18y ago
What would happen to Java when/if Sun becomes bankrupt or irrelevant?
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by dimitar 18y ago
Surely she would find a different excuse to quit if her computer was running windows. What is the point? If it is that capricious people may make up excuses for their whims using things you care about, there is nothing new under the sun my
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by dimitar 18y ago
The one by Philip Zimbardo: http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/philip_zimbardo_on_the_ps... He talks about good and evil, about his famous Stanford prison experiment, about Abu Ghraib, about heroes and villains. Very emotional, very expir
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by dimitar 18y ago
Would the same Clojure advantages apply to Armed Bear CL which also runs on the JVM?
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by dimitar 18y ago
I've noticed I visit a certain youtube clone in my country more often lately.
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by dimitar 18y ago
Isn't the lack of OO in Clojure a problem? As far as I know most game programmers like to program in C++ and OO is supposed to be especially suitable to making games. I am certainly not an advanced programmer, I would like a pointer to so
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by dimitar 18y ago
--------------------- They were socialized in a racist culture, and although their individual views may be different, they can't fully shake the legacy. --------------------- So true, mod that one up. If you ever travel in the Balkans and p
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by dimitar 18y ago
terminus by Dimitar Zhekov (we aren't related). "Terminus Font is designed for long (8 and more hours per day) work with computers." http://www.is-vn.bg/hamster/
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by dimitar 18y ago
Pair programming. Teamwork, tolerance, communication, patience. Not bad for children. What bothers me is that computers are a lot less accessible today than in the 80s. I almost feel jealous that I didn't have an 8bit computer when I was a
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by dimitar 18y ago
It may be funny to us males, but females may actually find the confidence and ambition in both pictures very attractive.
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by dimitar 18y ago
How do magazines do business? They have stories suggested and paid by PR firms who are paid by other firms. So this is really an advertisement. Eh, and I actually like Google and the Economist..
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by dimitar 18y ago
I think in the language that I am using or have experience on the subject - my native language is Bulgarian, but sometimes I think in an another language when I face a concept I experienced in another language. Those cannot be only natural
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by dimitar 18y ago
How about colleges in Eastern Europe - Bulgaria in my case? Is it worth staying in EE at all for a young person interested in technology and engineering? I am asking about economic possibilities, social mobility, business, interesting proje
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by dimitar 18y ago
Vim seems to add a lot of things you would rather expect from emacs (great extensibility) and emacs of course has always been able to emulate vi keybindings. What are the major differences in functionality between the two?

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