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by fungi 12y ago
Talk of "social good" seems fairly shallow when you are failing accessibility pretty spectacularly. Obvious example being not having alt tags on images (and the few that they you do have are the file name). Feels like another agen
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by fungi 12y ago
at least its not squiz
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by fungi 13y ago
in aus > Require mobile carriers to provide the option of barring premium SMS and MMS services on all plans from 1 July 2010. This gives consumers a choice to block such services; http://www.acma.gov.au/theACMA/premi
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by fungi 13y ago
http://www.sopcast.org/ has been around for years (decade?) Whenever Olympics or world cup rolls around ill download and watch. Found it to be pretty bloody good, too complicated for your mum but fine anyone with a little c
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by fungi 13y ago
similar but different solution from bougainville http://lfongroka.blogspot.com.au/2012/02/hydro-electricity-b...
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by fungi 13y ago
> HTML5 only apps are not available in the market/store where exactly does the cut off line exist? native/html5 is kinda gray.
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by fungi 13y ago
why would you get this and not a dell xps 12, lenovo yoga/helix, sony duo or something from toshiba/acer/asus? not being negative, just wondering.
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by fungi 13y ago
i believe wechat and line are both bigger.
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by fungi 13y ago
you can http://projects.goldelico.com/p/gta04-main/
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by fungi 13y ago
also higher margin at box office
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by fungi 13y ago
DRM aside... not an expert by any measure but the tight restrictions on "format-shifting" and limitations of "fair dealing" (as apposed to the broader rights granted under "fair use") come to mind. interestingl
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by fungi 13y ago
a) Australians have very high incomes and "CUBs" continue to happily pay for their over priced gizmos. For all his whining about unfair competition Gery Hervey isn't exactly suffering. b) ALP and Liberal govs have happily vot
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by fungi 13y ago
http://www.livingroomcandidate.org/commercials/1952/never-ha...
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by fungi 13y ago
any info on getting a shell/root/native code?
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Interesting look at Australias venture capital sector (finance not tech)(abc.net.au)
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by fungi 13y ago
Like the health care debate... lessons learned from the rest of the world is not a topic up for debate. That is not a particularly American phenomenon, we do it all the time in Australia... however there are often calls to stop the "Am
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by fungi 13y ago
ctrl-k "bla" ⏎ is etched in to my brain.
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by fungi 13y ago
i always make ddg my default... but then ill just use google for a sec and forget to change my search back to ddg and then without noticing ill be using google for the next week. .... so my project for the weekend is to make a firefox exten
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by fungi 13y ago
im !american so really not backing hope and change here... but should not you/we be directing our vitriol in a bipartisan fashion? with regards to the mass expansion of surveillance, shit seems pretty fucked up across the political div
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by fungi 13y ago
he he... i work in a zoo and while i don't have monkeys updating jobs (yet!) i have got some very non techie people creating and updating jobs in redmine... 'tis a wonderful thing.
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by fungi 13y ago
anything opensource?
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by fungi 13y ago
i understand that structural reform is the 3rd phase in the "3 arrows" agenda. printing money / pork is obviously easier politically. if there is to be any significant reforms, my guess is it will not kick in until well after the upper hous
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by fungi 13y ago
water is wet, the sky is blue. the only thing mildly surprising about this is that police care.
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by fungi 13y ago
i love my windows sys admin co workers... really lovely guys! but there is no way in hell they can/ever will or want to write powershell.
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by fungi 13y ago
no worries... if you are paying overtime penalty rates.
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by fungi 13y ago
indeed home made guns have a very long history. the serious gun violence that they fuel in Papua New Guinea has been known about for years. extremely detailed paper: http://www.smallarmssurvey.org/fileadmin/docs/B-Occasional-p... for some
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by fungi 13y ago
> and Solaris, um... http://openindiana.org/ and http://illumos.org/ are actually pretty frikken awesome.
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by fungi 13y ago
your a camp :)
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by fungi 13y ago
i like to be able to open relevant "More Detail" pages in new tabs... i.e. middle click on "More Detail"
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by fungi 14y ago
> open and cross platform Fail to see how this is anymore open and cross platform then NPAPI. > content locked to specific software that only runs on specific platforms. that is exactly what this delivers.

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