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18y ago
I'm running it in vmware on a mac, I don't like how it scrolls. Using the touchpad on a macbook, you can scroll down a pixel at a time if you move slowly. The smallest quanta I can scroll with the touchpad via vmware running vista is far t
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18y ago
I'm assuming it's because Google isn't using webkit's JavaScript implementation. Also, who knows when google grabbed the webkit source or when the last time they synced with the main site was.
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18y ago
This proposes to encode an encryption key into the NS delegation for a zone, and backing it up with an encryption scheme touted to be fast enough to handle high loads. The idea of encoding a key into the NS name sounds like something djb wo
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18y ago
Actually it is the same. As you point out, the formula for converting all of the forms of wealth into the same units is subjective. In order to determine the richest person in the world this is just as important as defining the right way
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18y ago
When I was young it was interesting. Now that I'm older I still find it interesting but possibly more importantly it allows me to remove a lot of the repetitive and tedious aspects of my job, which technically is not programming.
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18y ago
Either God or nature.
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18y ago
More than a few years, the post was in late 2003 but the OS X preview came out in late 2000 where they clearly decided to not use X already. The decision was likely made substantially before that date as well, not to mention NextStep.
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18y ago
freebsd apparently agrees with you. They back ported the security fixes instead of syncing up with the latest version. http://www.freshports.org/lang/ruby18/ Maybe this is a lesson not to blindly use ruby without going through a trusted
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18y ago
Why not put each browser window or tab in a separate process? There's probably a reason, but none come to mind at the moment.
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18y ago
Hey, you're the guy with the randomly generated user name!!
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18y ago
He probably has firebug.
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19y ago
As far as I know, IE 8 does default to quirks mode unless you specify the strict doctype. Seems reasonable to me. If you have an intranet site that depends on the way IE 7 works, I think the simple answer is not to deploy IE 8 in your corp