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13y ago
This reminds me of Coffin Hotels in William Gibson's Neuromancer somehow...
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f4stjack
13y ago
so... how does he work?
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13y ago
This is a sad day... the world, hell the universe, had become a greyer place... Rest in peace Mr. Banks. Your books saved me from depression&suicide.
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13y ago
But current title gives a wrong sense. I am not working with stampready nor their theme is my work. The title, now, suggests it so.
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13y ago
But I submitted it with its original title. sigh
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13y ago
Hi, just for clarification I am not affiliated with stampready and/or email on acid. Saw that, found it interesting and wanted to share. And there were quotation marks around the title when I posted, wonder why they disappeared? edit: holy
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How Email On Acid stole our work
(stampready.net)
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13y ago
This was also discussed in Rob Conery's speech on Norwegian Developer's Conference: http://ndc2011.macsimum.no/mp4/Day2%20Thursday/Track1%201140...
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13y ago
I really can't see the point. I would definitely pay for a frontend framework which makes me design in less time and focus more on backend coding but from what I have seen this is just a... bootstrap theme with a psd, without offering anyt
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13y ago
Actually this is not cheating. Cheating means copying somebody's content with or without his permission in an exam where this kind of information sharing is forbidden. In here, the lecturer specifies that information sharing is not forbidde
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13y ago
Hey, I downloaded the zip sourcefile from the github repository but any change on the tree example code (for example commenting out tree1) increases load time tenfold. Has anyone experienced this? Thanks for any reply. edit: after I deleted
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13y ago
Oooh thanks!
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IntelliJ Idea is 99$ until 22 April
(jetbrains.com)
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13y ago
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14y ago
Imagine a beowulf cluster of these...
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14y ago
Does not equal to a multiple monitor/huge monitor setup but maybe virtual desktops can ease your frustration a little bit.
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14y ago
Github is not a beauty pageant. We do not write code for the people to evaluate them aesthetically. What we do, however, is to learn and teach. What we did to solve that problem and if there are others, they may use our solution as a step t
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14y ago
On a totally unrelated note, is it me only who found this site's hiding of svbtle theme disclaimer disturbing?
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14y ago
Fair enough. Thank you for the information.
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14y ago
Um. Doesn't anybody find a little funny that the word "linux" does not mentioned in the article? I mean, considering android is built upon linux kernel, a linux on a desktop pc can be called as android on the desktop technically, right?
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14y ago
The genie is already out of the bottle. People have already lost their trust with Instagram, I did at any rate. Problem is if you try high handed strategy like they did, as in we will sell your pictures without giving you a single dime, peo
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14y ago
I would have bought the book if I could see what was in it. Don't get me wrong, I am not talking about the entire book, even the chapter headlines would work. The exercept is not enough to make me want it. Pity, it sounded interesting...
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14y ago
Should they? I mean standard lecture format is not a very effective medium. You have to have an uninterrupted concentration on the lecturer to understand the topic. But this rarely happens. You have to write, read the board and listen to te
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14y ago
Wow... I feel like I am in a minority who enjoyed windows 8. As for the article I disagree with it on many points. I am using this beast for several months (adding the beta releases to the queue) and although I was very sceptic and using th
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14y ago
From what I have gathered they want a news slider with images, a place to list articles written by authors, picture gallery and rss feed parsing for automatically getting images and news items from various sources. As for the startup team s
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14y ago
Thank you checking it. edit: I have checked it and it seems that they do not give prices in their site, nor a demo version to check whether my team can use it. Thanks anyway.
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Ask HN: News Site Application
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Passwords... do we really need to kill them?
(kod.ozgurcakmak.com.tr)
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But the problem was, as far as I remember, not the weaknesses of his passwords. Hell, the hackers didn't even tried to brute force the keys, they just conned their way in. Time and again, the human factor proved to be the weakest link in th
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Nope, I disagree with the review. Although the interface looks like you have to use it with a touch screen, I haven't had any problems while using it with mouse and touchpad. The boot speed is outstanding, outlook and web service integratio
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This is so true. And, unfortunately, this rot is not limited to GNOME only IMHO. In the good old days the desktop environments used to be cool and functional. I mean look at kde 2 and compare it with windows 98. Or take kde 3+compiz and com
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