gcb4

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by gcb4 12y ago
yes. that's the one advertised but impossible to buy in the usa. i recall only place i found it at the time had a 4x price hike over the advertised market price.
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by gcb4 12y ago
it's amazing how JavaScript is becoming the new java. everyone thinks that adding a ton of extra complexity in the guise of a simpler api will make it more maintainable. in this example you now have 4 events under the hood and two even
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by gcb4 12y ago
the case is spiffy. but way too tall. i will probably use it bare. definitely will induce wrist pain if not used on a low keyboard tray (which no one has on any table from this century) and nice project and documentation of it! thank you a
34.
by gcb4 12y ago
you forgot some 12 "if"s on your comment.
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by gcb4 12y ago
Japanese's tires in early 2000 were mostly made of orange peel oil. wasn't a commercial success. today one brand still has one line that supposedly sell in the usa but i can't find it anywhere.
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by gcb4 12y ago
i will have the 8L lady grey, please.
37.
by gcb4 12y ago
at work i see people gulp more than 4 liter of, employer provided, water bottle with fake (sorry, "natural") fruit aroma..
38.
by gcb4 12y ago
tea. hot. Earl gray. four liter.
39.
by gcb4 12y ago
the part about Debian policy being the same is false. see msg 364 of the Debian bug. im on mobile now ...
40.
by gcb4 12y ago
compile yourself. or download from a source you trust and compare hash from another trustworthy source. just like anything you download. unless you run gentoo, but then how do you trust your sources, etc and if you have a closed source phon
41.
by gcb4 12y ago
i just read several paragraphs of absolutely nothing. really. how this person considers himself a journalist? or even a blogger? the central argument appears to be patents, yet not even the titles are mentioned.
42.
by gcb4 12y ago
that's a very awful and badly executed survey.
43.
by gcb4 12y ago
you just confirmed what he said. where do you think? you just follow the same desire to belong by being efficiently obedient. that's exactly what the post you're replying to said. ironically, the short story starship troopers trie
44.
by gcb4 12y ago
the issue is what founders think their clients think.
45.
by gcb4 12y ago
this passage hit android right in the face for me. hopefully we can get rid of it now in less than 30yrs... " In the 1980s the functionality of a microcomputer was determined at least as much by its firmware in ROM as by its hardware.
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by gcb4 12y ago
phantom already does a full headless web kit browser. with screen shot capabilities.
47.
by gcb4 12y ago
i had the same shock you're displaying when i came to the us. "what do you mean your bank own your home? what if it goes under?" "what? you pay your car every month, are required to pay the most expensive insurance, and
48.
by gcb4 12y ago
i for one would rather they block apps that are full of ads but the screenshots show none. those drive me crazy.
49.
by gcb4 12y ago
Google is the new Microsoft. the founders get down from their clouds and shit happens. remember the history about why ctrl f in outlook is not search? this is the same. probably someone was working a smart system to see when the game either
50.
by gcb4 12y ago
i will be taking round A for a direct marketing company for affluent consumers via the gotenna network. :)
51.
by gcb4 12y ago
but nissan is already promising a 200 mile car for half the model 3 price... your argument is valid for prius today, not for model 3 whenever it's launched.
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by gcb4 12y ago
the current design is perfect. it just needs a larger i upvote button and allow for mobile browsers to wrap long lines.