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by freetard 17y ago
You're right about it being slow, it's even slow on chromium. I hope it will improve.
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by freetard 17y ago
His twitter go example wasn't supposed to run in the browser.
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by freetard 17y ago
> That's apples and oranges! Rails and Sinatra are different tools for different problems, IMO. Actually no. With rails3, rails will just be a meta gem. If you install rails-core you'll get something like Rack plus not much more which i
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by freetard 17y ago
Google is not stupid, they will not kill but improve Etherpad and merge it into google wave making both google wave and etherpad more awesome.
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by freetard 17y ago
It's free as in freedom, not free beer. In that case it means free to tinker with the hardware. Get it?
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by freetard 17y ago
> I would argue that the real value Stack overflow careers offers is the fact that an employer can not only see your CV What stops people from linking to their stackoverflow accounts? Many people already link their CV to their github a
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by freetard 17y ago
I prefer http://www.jqplot.com/ it's free and open source.
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by freetard 17y ago
It's free as in free speech, not free beer.
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by freetard 17y ago
> Google takes existing ideas and improves upon them, they rarely invent new ideas. That's the definition of innovation.
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by freetard 17y ago
You could build on bespin, they have git and hg hook, I guess a heroku hook would be less work than supporting a whole editor.
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by freetard 17y ago
Any idea how many paying clients they have? I know they offer a fremium (which is good).
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by freetard 17y ago
There are tons of HTML5 games already http://www.javascriptgaming.com/
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by freetard 17y ago
Gitorious, google code and others allow that too.
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by freetard 17y ago
I have doubts about this, do you have any proof?
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by freetard 17y ago
There were already tons of quality open source projects before github and there'll be after it.
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by freetard 17y ago
> Why would they add a native app API? They already do, chromium comes with native client.
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by freetard 17y ago
They still said it will come with native client (chromium does) so it will be able to run native client apps at least.
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by freetard 17y ago
I think you mean TCO.
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by freetard 17y ago
You're still not telling us if you're paying or not for feedburner, if you're not paying, don't expect much support unless you're really naive. Not saying whether you're paying or not is dishonest. Edit: you're not paying for feedburner as
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by freetard 17y ago
You're wrong, by using the GPL you agree to abide by it and this means giving the source in case of redistribution of the binary, plane and simple. Many companies have been sued and forced to give the source, look it up.
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by freetard 17y ago
> Microsoft could have quite legitimately just yanked the app until they could rewrite it without the GPL code. Nope, as soon as you publish your app publically, you are forced to give the whole source code of that version of the app to
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by freetard 17y ago
Nope, as soon as you publish your app publically, you are forced to give the whole source code of that version of the app to anyone who downloaded the binary.
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by freetard 17y ago
> Nothing about the GPL "forces" the infringer to divulge their code -- that's simply one available option. Wrong, as soon as you publish your app publically, you are forced to give the whole source code of that version of the app to an
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by freetard 17y ago
> Microsoft decides to publish its own source "Decides"? The very gpl license forces them to do so, this headline basically says "Microsoft decides to respect the law". Nothing to see here.
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by freetard 17y ago
Thanks, I hate it that HN doesn't allow clickable links in stories description. Isn't the web all about links? Lame.
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by freetard 17y ago
How do you know it's not running X?
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by freetard 17y ago
That's funny, I always thought fogcreek was about making loads of money by selling over-priced and over-hyped web apps.
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by freetard 17y ago
RMS is not again commercial software http://www.fsf.org/licensing/essays/selling.html
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by freetard 17y ago
You forgot about KDE, it was there before GNOME. And even when Qt was not GPL yet, there was a project to clone Qt.
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by freetard 17y ago
scott_s is scott shacon and works for github

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