gabrielblack

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by gabrielblack 8y ago
From my user point of view, yes, you did. Something nice now is dead.
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by gabrielblack 8y ago
- It's slow - It's ugly - It's a bad UX I am so disappointed that this one is the first complaint about a software I'm writing after Windows ME. So, a "welcome" to GMail ME. Please, Google correct it or
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by gabrielblack 8y ago
1. Sometimes they pretend to have an open position "X". They do them to increase their database of candidates, just in case a customer will require that kind of profile in future. You know what's happening because, even if yo
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by gabrielblack 8y ago
https://github.com/gbonacini/opensshenum
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by gabrielblack 8y ago
You failed selling your company to me. Your tecnique seems just another philosopher's Stone that incompetent recruiters think were capable to find out and capable to engage magically IT specialists paying less as possible. Maybe it wa
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by gabrielblack 9y ago
My opinion: the propagation of these propagandists bullshits won't help a democratic change in Cuba.
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by gabrielblack 10y ago
I think this article is full of "alternative computer science" and reminds me other article, published here as well, about the obsolescence of Unix. The only good thing is this discussion thread.
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by gabrielblack 10y ago
Am I the only one's thinking that this article is full of errors ? Starting with "killing zombie process" (sic!) and so on ?
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by gabrielblack 10y ago
I'm sick and tired, too. Yesterday same 'retarded-monkey' style interview for a company here in Ireland. They require 5+ years of C ++ on Linux, knowledge of the standard library, design and implementation of high performance
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by gabrielblack 10y ago
It smells like bullshit: no source, no paper, no verifiable test available. It seems the classic scientific fraud that , resurrecting like a cockroach again and again in the socials, has only the purpose to feed the conspiracy theories.
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by gabrielblack 11y ago
It's just another manipulation of a information to create nonexistent news for lucrative purposes. http://www.wired.com/2015/07/really-propellantless-space-dri...
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by gabrielblack 11y ago
I have the same question, the last adjournment I read was about an hoax, as reported by wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BadBIOS
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by gabrielblack 12y ago
It's very important to keep prisoners' morale high, so this initiative is very commendable. But this isn't a new idea, there are a lot of pop songs with embedded morse code messages, for example, this Slipknots' song:
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by gabrielblack 12y ago
Incompetent website administration. I have shame of this but it isn't rare in the italian public administration services. I'm italian and NIVI is actually a private company that has a division that provides services to the town co
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by gabrielblack 13y ago
A "fan" site ! :-) http://shutdownrossi.com/
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by gabrielblack 13y ago
An interesting article that appeared in Forbes two days ago: http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2013/11/29/why-im-ce...
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by gabrielblack 13y ago
Andrea Rossi is a scammer. You can search the full story of his previous scam on Google ( searching Petroldragon ). It should, however, spend a few more words to talk about his academic qualifications: Andrea Rossi graduated in PHILOSOPHY a
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by gabrielblack 13y ago
This video is missing the most important information: you can empty the tank of ink ejected and then reset the internal register which raises the alarm with a special software. In this way, you can avoid the need for servicing. Using this t
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by gabrielblack 13y ago
I am skeptical because of the story of Andrea Rossi, the inventor of the device: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=it&tl=en&js...
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by gabrielblack 13y ago
Do you know the Petroldragon story, the previous Andrea Rossi's "activity"? http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=it&tl=en&js...