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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Is it possible to do real time programming in a garbage collected language?
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
I've been a happy Linode customer for a long, long time. With that I have to say the fact that they released this late on a Friday afternoon leaves a bad taste in my mouth. That in turn leaves me with doubts about the veracity of their
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Yes it seems like the Washington Post has fallen into the Business Insider school of journalism. What a shame.
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
I'm really surprised that CBS hasn't been called out for the behavior of download.com. They're a major news corporation that needs to maintain their reputation. I've never seen any news story questioning senior managemen
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Google Developing Stand-Alone Virtual-Reality Headset(wsj.com)
1 points by forgotAgain 11y ago|0 comments
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Looks more like activist investors threatening the board if they don't slash and burn to increase short term profits. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-autodesk-restructuring-idU...
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Improvements in the security of Microsoft desktop operating systems is sucking all of the oxygen out of the desktop security marketplace. 3rd party browsers have also had an equal impact on the desktop security marketplace by competing with
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Investment in hard assets like factories has been in countries with low levels of property rights. Better to let those countries provide the cash for building via state loans rather than the company investing it's own money. Then if th
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Opportunities and Challenges of WebGL // Tarek Sherif, BioDigital(youtube.com)
2 points by forgotAgain 11y ago|0 comments
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Not trying to win a war as much as show that the old ms is still there.
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
And once again I have to manually check the list of windows updates not to install so the Windows 10 upgrade malware is avoided. No matter how many times these updates are hidden they still show up again and again for install. In this insta
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Well one can hope that they evaluate the pictures your looking at in the photo app and use that to insure the ads shown in the start menu provide value and joy to the user.</snark>
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Seems to me they got the benefit of the hype not the doubt. I personally don't know anyone who has committed their future to the Windows Universal App platform. If developers aren't all in on a platform then that platform will nev
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The Autonomous Winter Is Coming(jalopnik.com)
3 points by forgotAgain 11y ago|1 comments
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
It takes 1 hour of reading internet memes to become functional at writing internet memes.
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
I confirm that Windows 10 shows advertisements to install Office. They appear as small popups in the notification area of the toolbar. This was on a fresh upgrade of a Windows 8 machine. In task manager I found a running program (which I ca
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
I didn't know this existed so I can't answer you question. I've been using Sublime and print statements for a few years now. I actually gave up looking an IDE with integrated debugger.
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
I've been thinking for a while that what Go needs to become more widely used is an IDE with debugger. I'm numb (with a grin on my face) that it's coming from Microsoft. I've read they're beta testing Go on Azure. An
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
I use var err error at the beginning of the function if needed.
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
As I said before: There is a check box next to the purchase button. The check box says that to complete the transaction you agree that information will be transferred to the destination country. Not all that hard or complicated.
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
You make a good point. Changes to routing tables would be an added costs.
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
For purposes of this discussion I would say the EU is one entity. If all citizens of the EU are sharing the same rights and those rights are defined in a single legal framework then I would say (for data privacy anyway) the EU is a single e
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
I'm not saying that no changes are needed. What I am saying is that the proposals put forth by Smith are more complex than necessary and that the purpose of the added complexity is to benefit his employer and not individuals. In many
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
I think you're overestimating the amount of times that data needs to move across borders to complete a transaction. As an example, you're buying an airline ticket to a foreign destination. There is a check box next to the purcha
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
He makes the issue more complex than necessary for the benefit of his employer. There is no reason why private information needs to move across borders without the express consent of the individual involved. At that point the individual agr
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Five Things Old Programmers Should Remember(medium.com)
5 points by forgotAgain 11y ago|0 comments
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Orwellian Citizen Score, China's credit score system(computerworld.com)
3 points by forgotAgain 11y ago|0 comments
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Appcache may not be the best approach for new work. It is deprecated and not recommended for future use. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Using_the_...
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Also have to factor in the risk of using your car for commercial purposes and/or adding the cost for commercial insurance.
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
"will never quite make it" expresses my concerns that native apps have made high performance graphics in web apps a secondary concern. Basically if you want high performance graphics then you should develop a native app.

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