fetbaffe

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   by fetbaffe 13y ago

   Only the last paragraph was about tipping, the rest about how silly legislation get silly effects.
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   by fetbaffe 13y ago

   What usually all these comparisons (from all sides) fail to understand is that all countries have different history and culture, therefore the solutions will always differ and cannot be implemented across different countries. And people wil
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   by fetbaffe 13y ago

   Scandinavia is much more homogenic than Britian. But don't tell the liberals about it, because they still think it is about the taxes. Silly people.
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   by fetbaffe 13y ago

   That is because of the Marxist doctrine teaching people to hate your own country and culture - until Anglo-Saxons love it, then its okay to gloat because Marxist hate Anglo-Saxon culture even more.
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   by fetbaffe 13y ago

   I can't vote in the US as a resident in Sweden, so I'm in the exact same positions as the first colonists in America. I guess my only option now is to rebel. But sure for those living in the US they can do that. And they did that
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   by fetbaffe 13y ago

   This is the same as the British Stamp Act from the American Revolutionary War. If the Stamp Act was an argument for revolution because it was evil, this is too.
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   by fetbaffe 13y ago

   The point is that Microsoft opened up their services for the NSA, i.e. they was not just doing some contracting work on encryption in general, they were misleading their customers on privacy, something they should go to court for.
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   by fetbaffe 13y ago

   It is important for me as a customer of Microsoft. This means I will end all future contracts with them, because I'm not a US citizen. NSA needs no warrant to wiretap me as a European and I'm not going to send my money to Micros
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   by fetbaffe 13y ago

   So now he calls Linux the GNU Operating system? Not even GNU/Linux anymore? Sorry Stallman, even though you have done fantastic things for software and intellectual freedom, you are totally wrong on this one.
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    > Why do all of the photo's have Apple products in them? Some people believe they become better humans for using Apple products. By showing it to the world they think that other people will agree. It's exactly like the cross.
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    "You don't need to worry about Opera becoming a clone of something" That is the big risk, but if they play their cards correctly this can be a way of getting Chrome users to switch to Opera. you want the same speed and rendering but better
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    "We got a long list from you yesterday. Yes we made a list! As we have mentioned in the comments and we want to say it loud now - more features will come in future versions. Just to mention Link, themes support, geolocation and a feature ri
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    Opera Features and the Release Cycle(my.opera.com)

    1 points by fetbaffe 13y ago|2 comments
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    1Password in the Windows ecosystem is just horrible. They don't care about Windows users. There primary focus is Mac users that sometimes boot up into Windows. Therefore the app itself looks totally misplaced and does not follow correct UI
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    It does not exist. Trust me on that one.
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    My Chrome version 27 on the same machine 14,376,750 Opera next is reported as Chrome version 28.
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    The performance is amazing! Simple selector test http://jsperf.com/jquery-selectors-vs-native-api/7 On my machine document.getElementById Opera 12.15: 2,089,859 Opera next: 15,609,851
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    Yes! I never liked the idea of having my mail and browsing experience tied to the same process and effecting everything. (Yes you can Opera Mail with another profile, but thats just confusing when opening links from mails etc)
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    Dragonfly is one of the best! Maybe its still alive but not released yet depending on what they mean with this job offer http://business.opera.com/company/jobs/opening/372/
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    Thanks to JavaScript we rediscovered functional programming, because we realized that the inheritance model Java polluted everywhere just stinks.
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    JavaScript is successful because it is a hack in it's very core.
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    Why don't we developers care about accessibility?

    4 points by fetbaffe 13y ago|4 comments
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    Would be nice if a PHP Fat-free framework was included in the benchmark. https://github.com/bcosca/fatfree
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    To sum up a work day. Standup, planning meetings, discussions, speeches, emails, phone, IM, wikis, surveys, internal blogs, and now Reddit. When am I supposed to do actual work?
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    That page crashes my graphics driver when visiting it with Firefox. Nice. A simple blog with 12 iframes.
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    by fetbaffe 13y ago

    But Norway is the last communist state, so it should not surprise anyone of that comparison.