fedorabbit

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by fedorabbit 15y ago
Let's say are rid of foreign porn. Are our Children safe now?! What about American porn sites? *Oh right, we are gonna make another bill fixing that! I swear US is more and more like China these days.
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List of Supporters:H.R.3261, the Stop Online Piracy Act(judiciary.house.gov)
6 points by fedorabbit 15y ago|0 comments
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
I thought it's in Europe... California? who came up with this horrible idea?
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
Consider Minecraft is entirely coded in Java, I'm surprised it's not been ported to Android platform sooner... But again, although game's size itself is not big, Minecraft is very resource consuming as the world expands.
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
Just downloaded Firefox 6. Umm... I don't have benchmark software to test internal improvements, but I don't really feel like any difference. Probably because Firefox 5 is already fast enough for me. But Xmarks addon is broken now, and I ex
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
What's wrong with subversion system for bug fixes? So, you mean they fixed so many bugs, improved so many back-end features in Firefox 4, which perfectly justifies a version jump from 4 to 7? I seem to remember old days Firefox 2 to Firefox
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
someone who is stupid enough to put his/her phone number on Facebook deserve to be pwned
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
This version inflation thing is getting a bit out of hand...I'm using Firefox 5 right now, I don't feel any difference from Firefox 4.
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
once upon a time, I thought this is how computer generate graphic shapes...
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Who has planned for a career before college?
1 points by fedorabbit 15y ago|0 comments
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
jump out from no where... scared the shit out of me... but really, pretty cool work...
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
As the closest relative to C, and the cross-platform language, tech world can't really live without it. But you can, of course... is it the programming language of the future? I think the programming language of the future hasn't been creat
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
I am using it on my macbook pro. FF8 is faster compare to FF5 I was using. Schubert-it PDF plugin, Adblock, XMark, Flashgot works. Firebug, Google Dictionary, Download statusbar don't work... and there are some minor bugs with mouse hover e
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
split pane seems to require configuration since default is "cmd+d" which is set to be shown desktop on some mac.
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
It's like addiction actually. need adjustment! Good advice!
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
Thanks for the URL! I will look around!
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
I kind realized that a while ago, but it is difficult for nerd like me to leave computer and go meet people... what's to talk about? "I just found this snippet it's kinda fun!" ? :(
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
I think they've blocked Google in general... there's no reason to give exception since it's a conflict in corporation management. You know... China.
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
I agree. Especially Apple will try to compete heavily on HTML5 standards, since Flash is out of question for iPad, and iPhone. Since their devices only support Safari, HTML5 can certainly be optimized for it. Same thing for the rest of the
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
My experience of HTML5 right now doesn't really have significant performance improvement compare to Flash, even on Mac OS X. I think it still has a long way to go. But it is nice to see someone's exploring the frontier! The blurring effect
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
default smoothing example uses 52% - 62% CPU at run time on my macbook pro i7 duo core 2.66GHz laptop. Bouncing ball uses 100% on average. Pretty cool script! it makes a good example what today's browser is capable of.
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
I can understand Argyris Zymnis got his PhD in Electrical Engineering, probably did some research in signal processing, data fusion, etc. A Physics PhD ends up become a advertisement algorithm coder? How does that academic experience help t
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by fedorabbit 15y ago
I wouldn't go so far say Mac is more secure than Linux, both are Unix-based. As for my user experience, Mac OS X is by far the best.