dirtbox

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by dirtbox 17y ago
Shall we just wait and see what Mozilla has to say? It's all very well playing devils advocate, but until both sides are known it's still supposition one way or the other. Unless you're involved somehow, that is.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I'm sure there were more than a few designers who tendered an offer.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
It's more likely the start of an effort to set the record straight rather than bury it. Or at least it should be.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
For Mozilla's sake, I hope it was the design team they hired that did the knockoff rather than an inhouse designer. Although it's probably too early to jump to conclusions at this point.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
It's quite nice to doodle mindlessly with http://i43.tinypic.com/svgk5c.png How about letting you draw with white on the right click?
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I don't know, I quite like the utilitarian feel to just leaving it vanilla.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Agreed. There is nothing wrong with protecting your work, just so long as that aspect is at no expense to your customer, and that's exactly what this is tailored to do. It's thoughtful, compassionate and convenient for everyone concerned. N
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Some more detailed info here http://blog.linuxgamepublishing.com/2009/02/27/answering-the...
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Linux Game Publishing introduces DRM - Ubi take note(keyserver.linuxgamepublishing.com)
37 points by dirtbox 17y ago|19 comments
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Firstly, sorry to hear about your health. I'd approach similar, established companies that would be interested in acquiring your tech, or could use it in some form. As a last resort you could also consider splitting it up and selling it off
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I used to have Opera read articles aloud to me while I worked. Sadly it's a bugged feature now, but it was good while it lasted.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
A couple of points about this, it seems everywhere is jumping up and down pointing and laughing, but there's currently no crack for Assassins Creed 2 so pirates didn't profit and also, the problem is only local to the US. Internationally, t
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by dirtbox 17y ago
So many of these things resonate for me, I'm troubled by a good third of the problems, or the seeds of the problems outlined here. Some sterling advice that I'm going to heed well. I think the nature of the failed startup is irrelevant as m
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by dirtbox 17y ago
WSJ video with Walt Mossberg http://online.wsj.com/video/digits-sony-takes-on-apple/0B34E...
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New Sony Gadgets Take Aim at Apple(online.wsj.com)
0 points by dirtbox 17y ago|1 comments
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by dirtbox 17y ago
*Anglo-Caribbean. An awful lot of the islands in the West Indies would take great offence to being called Jamaican. Also, West Indies is pretty much an unknown term in the US. Just another example of how complex the notion of race is intern
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Pretty much a must-have for this if you don't want to type purple, red, blue, pink, etc. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colors Although, after doing this for a little while, I'm getting the feeling it's to measure people's endurance
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Agreed, although my reason is more to do with losing the better part of a days work trying to fix it.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Wow. I really used to like Nvidia, but I'm leaning heavily towards an ATi on my next upgrade.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
In my case, it was Windows update iirc.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Exactly this has happened to me early this week with a 9800GTX+ (for some reason the drivers identify it as a 250GTS) except I was lucky enough to catch it before the GPU itself became damaged. I thought it was merely a broken fan, so went
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Well, not to troll, but I downloaded SH5 from a newsgroup to see if this claim is true (not a file sharing site as I don't have any wish to perpetuate the infringement and upload to others) and it's fine, I haven't noticed a single thing mi
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by dirtbox 17y ago
"...carried out by relatively unsophisticated attackers using outdated botnet tools..." Sounds exactly like a government launched attack to me. "Amateurs" are more likely than anyone to be using the cutting edge of botnet tools.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
The analogy is more accurate if you were to say that someone took a sample of your DNA and used it to create an army of yous.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
While reading that, for a moment I though that Google were using McAfee security and seriously pondered the wisdom in using their services anymore.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
No idea then, sorry. Works fine on the two desktops and a laptop in front of me. Edit: Ah, but I am using this skin: http://my.opera.com/community/customize/skins/info/?id=9281
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Holiday making in Palm Springs I would assume.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
You click Save. Should be someplace lower down the page.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Is this on Windows? I don't think it has the same top border profile on the other OSs. You did click Save, right? Just checking.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
The one thing Opera needs to do now is support it's userJS community, so many of Firefox's most popular extensions and plugins have been recreated for Opera, but few people know about them, making it somewhat of a deal breaker for many. Sad

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