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by dirtbox 17y ago
Paste opera:config#UserPrefs|ChromeIntegrationDragAreaMaximized into the address bar and set the variable to zero to have it catch clicks on the tabs at the very top of the screen.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I've got a pretty indepth knowledge of every OS I've used for any length of time. My first instinct with all things is to unscrew the lid and find out what makes it tick and for me, operating systems practically beg to be tinkered with,
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Dwarf Fortress is one of my all time favourite twists on the Roguelike genre. Something Awful had a very amusing succession game that's worth a read too; http://df.magmawiki.com/index.php/Boatmurdered
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Semi-related yet off-topic, but in not divulging their sales figures, Valve is hurting the PC as a gaming platform in huge and undeniable ways. They are, in essence, destroying it by making it appear that no one buys games for Windows. All
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Being a long time Opera user, I find the regularity with which Opera gets the cold shoulder highly irritating. Also a very odd move considering it'll be on the European Windows 7 alternative browser option list in a couple of weeks.
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MIT's concept 3D display created by micro-helicopters(wired.com)
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I always wondered how stereo was achieved. God bless Wikipedia!
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I think several people nailed this when the story broke, it really was a pretty superficial observation for such an apparently broad analysis. Slightly off topic, but it just struck me that I'd like to see app icons in the task manager and
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Honestly? Make a sequel with more features/games ASAP and drop the price of the first to $1.99. You'll have your very own cash cow. Assuming of course that it didn't take you a year to create the first.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Shape of the grove. The needle is vibrated from side to side.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I've been using it for a while, but it's nigh uselss to me. I can send and recieve SMS and get voicemail but, being in the UK, I can't do anything else. VOIP involving Google Talk would be the absolute charm.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Block the element.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Half the "unique hits" on my old Blogger are me.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Indeed, Flash has outlived it's usefulness and created a lot of lazy web development. The faster we move away, the faster there will be something better.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I hue shifted the 3D one for blue/brown lenses incase anyone's interested. http://i47.tinypic.com/2hr25go.jpg Also, original link http://www.optics.rochester.edu/workgroups/cml/opt307/spr05/...
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I like this new, under pressure Adobe. It's almost as if they're trying to please people rather than save their own skins.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
They seem to have pretty obvious purposes: http://www.google.com/linux?hl=en&q=boot&btnG=Search http://www.google.com/microsoft?hl=en&q=boot&btnG=Se... You can create custom google searches for anything, it's as simple a
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I was wondering the same. I imagine the material structure is tiny, multifaceted particles that reflect a different colour / value at each angle of incidence. I'm not certain how you'd do that with a realtime display. but if each of those p
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Sure. Their entire drive recently has been to prove to Apple and the rest of the world that they're worth keeping around. It wouldn't surprise me in the least if this release has been pushed forward by a few months.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I smell a rushed out product here so there's not a lot of hope for it having been fully optimised in the way flash has been for Windows (the video was using 8% CPU on my win7 system btw). But at least they're actually fighting back with som
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I'm saddened that you didn't write that in bold, italic caps.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
No all that ground breaking in itself, but really hammering home the feeling that Google is pulling out the stops this year. What next, I wonder.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
There's more to 4chan than /b/. For example http://dis.4chan.org/prog/
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by dirtbox 17y ago
I really hope this is a step they mean to extend through their browsers. Opera have always struck me as the most innovative of the browser developers and I often look to them to see what will be commonplace next.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hype_cycle The next big thing might be some way to actually use the internet for something productive. Crazy talk, I know.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Being honest, I'm not particularly enamoured by any of those in the main link or singularly any in the second. I'd probably go for the hat in this: http://99designs.com/designs/3702194-original Combined with the monocle and text placement
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by dirtbox 17y ago
It's a trap! If Apple rejects it's application, Opera will complain about a monopoly to the EU with some words about a closed system intentionally preventing competition and... Stop me if you've heard this before. Theoretically, if they got
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Love it or hate it, flash still counts for a lot of the entertainment sector's web functionality. Apple should admit that many of it's users miss that and will continue do so with even greater poignancy when the iPad ships. This will rage o
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by dirtbox 17y ago
It's more likely 7 million users per month hitting a page with flash on it is somehow being translated into an attempt to download.
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by dirtbox 17y ago
Read the article. It's about iPhone users attempting to download it. Assuming there's no smoke and mirrors (unlikely) it would be the best piece of leverage so far in this increasingly pathetic squabble.

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