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by dmaz 16y ago
Chrome for Linux addresses this by using Ctrl+Shift+Q.
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Vala and the comma operator(yorba.org)
3 points by dmaz 16y ago|0 comments
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by dmaz 16y ago
http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/FAQ#General_KVM_information
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by dmaz 16y ago
Screenshot. The Maverick theme and new Font are available in PPAs now. The radial gradient looks great in the menus but is slow to render in practice.
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by dmaz 16y ago
Microsoft's code dump was later removed from the tree[1], while the Ubuntu developers have with worked with upstream for years.[2] [1] http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/Kroah-Hartman-Remo... [2] http://mdzlog.alcor.net/2008/09/20
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by dmaz 16y ago
It would be difficult to keep it discrete.
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by dmaz 16y ago
If you've ever done any computer programming, you know that the top left of the screen is considered the origin If you've ever done any OpenGL programming, you know that the bottom left of the screen is considered the origin
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Google acquires Labpixies, makers of the "Coolest gadgets on the web"(googlecode.blogspot.com)
36 points by dmaz 16y ago|10 comments
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by dmaz 16y ago
Business Insider[1] has some decent points arguing against this, but I disagree with their suggestion that Intel might buy ARM. [1] http://www.businessinsider.com/no-apple-will-not-buy-arm-int...
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by dmaz 17y ago
I'm glad this has been done :) I thought of the same thing when I first heard of Tilera's TILE64.
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The Business of Code, The Code of Business(googlecode.blogspot.com)
1 points by dmaz 17y ago|0 comments
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by dmaz 17y ago
I thought the same thing at first. It's cropped out, you can see a row of pixels at the bottom and the panel's shadow. The screenshot-taker probably didn't want to list their running programs.
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by dmaz 17y ago
I'm using the Droid Sans font for the UI. It's a great improvement in conciseness and should be the default interface font. Regarding spacing, the space in the toolbar and status bar is being used a bit more efficiently than before, but cut
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by dmaz 17y ago
John Carmack did just this with Wolfenstein on the iPhone.
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by dmaz 17y ago
"...at a range of hundreds of kilometers (miles)."
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by dmaz 17y ago
Now we need a USB surge protector.
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by dmaz 17y ago
If the point of 10.6 was to add improvements to the OS without major end-user changes, then ZFS could have been tested in the development cycle and then put on hold for the next major release.
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by dmaz 17y ago
I donated my $1.15, and if I had something to install IE8 on, I honestly would.