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by gcb 15y ago
seems good. but one of the best features of a console app is to simply copy/paste some sample session... they only have one screenshot of the calendar... i installed it in ubuntu and am still fiddling with the website looking for how to add
872.
by gcb 15y ago
think that occasional recreational drug does much better to fight depression than daily legal drugs. btw, recreational drugs are better understood by medicine.
873.
by gcb 15y ago
have a hard time accepting the Yes to drugs. have friends that take antidepressants and are ok. while others became totally disconnected with other peoples feelings, like they are small kids again. zero emotional intelligence, even tough th
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by gcb 15y ago
that's even better than the about:config option of allowing it just for clicks, not for scripts/iframes/etc. thanks
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by gcb 15y ago
isn't staff engineer a manager?
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by gcb 15y ago
google should hire you as PR.
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by gcb 15y ago
having the url bar always visible had the added benefit of not promoting dumb thins like vignete cms url schema. plus I more copy from urls than type then in in
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by gcb 15y ago
If anyone else is bugged by the lack of control on your referrer headers, star this http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=84177 For the address bar, i had no luck finding a bug. anyone?
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by gcb 15y ago
With adsense they can still sell ads even if they do not have 'you'. ... only guessing of course. have no idea if gmail makes more with ads than the whole of adsense.
880.
by gcb 15y ago
Don't think we are talking about the same thing. I'm talking about the referrer headers. It used to have an option. Then they moved it to a command line[1]. now they removed it completely! Disabling referrer header kills some google feature
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by gcb 15y ago
Also, remember the old firefox moto? "Take back the web"? it's just changed to "Made to make the Web a better place."... can it get more Orwelian? :D Give me back my browser control. and stop hiding my url bar, dammit! ...they start removin
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by gcb 15y ago
unfortunately, that's not the regular clueless legislator. That's an example of the shift of power happening in the web. Remember when you started using firefox because of all the options and "about:config"? Now, remember how you ditched it
883.
by gcb 15y ago
so, it never happened before with seller/buyer using telephone or mail?
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by gcb 15y ago
it opens with "every time i'm home i'm with my kids" and then give an example: - "today my [morning priority] was this blog, then i gave me a reward to play tennis" and - "always get 8hours of sleep" - "exercise in the morning" ...if i can
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by gcb 15y ago
There's no answer to that. there's no labor law in the US except from some payment and safety issues. everything is negotiable. i negotiated a little more in vacation then the other co-workers. Some other teams in the company can take time
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by gcb 15y ago
and now you own a place with one bedroom, that can be sold for 2/3 (if you are lucky) of the price you paid in full for the mortage. if you spent the same in rent, you would have lived in a 2-3 bedroom for 20 years, moving every time you ch
887.
by gcb 15y ago
for me jungledisk/dropbox/ubuntuone sounds really dumb. any hacker worth their salt can just use rsync or something else. and you can somewhat trust your remote host with openSSH. if you are already going to pay for storage/bandwidth? why s
888.
by gcb 15y ago
My employer also provides this. I like when i need to fully understand the inner workings of some new thing... which occurs once every 5yrs or so... for day to day stuff, a web search is much more practical... and you get helpful comments o
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by gcb 15y ago
wait. the recent episodes are free to watch anyway, and the archived ones didn't worked for you... so for what exactly are you paying?!
890.
by gcb 15y ago
and then HR sends a bunch of kids with skates that doesn't even have drivers licenses. and the hiring manager hires the one that reads the same car magazine as him because "he had to pick one on that hiring cycle" can't wait to work only at
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by gcb 15y ago
OT: when will stack exchange stop? whats next? a web site dedicated to question about buttering a slice of bread only?
892.
by gcb 15y ago
and android.
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by gcb 15y ago
ok, navigating a little on the linked page it seems it's option "some gMovie i've never heard about" Quote some 2 clicks away from the linked "article": Q: Where is my Videos app? A: At this time, the Videos application is only available to
894.
by gcb 15y ago
So what movies are we talking about? titles says "Movie service" which one? netflix? some gMovie i've never heard about? youtube?!?! The linked page also does not help.
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by gcb 15y ago
it was a tongue-in-cheek statement about how nicer it is for the developer to have control of the publishing methods as in the android market opposed to iStore. This time it was just a twitter-dick-move©, but tomorrow it could be a security
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by gcb 15y ago
removing euphemism and cutting to the chase is a feature, not a bug.
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by gcb 15y ago
it kind of defeats it's own purpose. cat a.png -- show the image in a tiny terminal, but I have a billion pixel screen. why not just open it on the image viewer window? you advocate this even for editing plain text in vim! think that if you
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by gcb 15y ago
7 steps* and a few hours to upload to the market. in between you have 11 days to test. * http://donpark.org/blog/2009/01/24/android-client-side-oauth
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by gcb 15y ago
"after four years of the quantum computing community being told to review a restaurant based solely on its ice water and table settings, I’m delighted that D-Wave has finally brought an appetizer." haha... those physicists
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by gcb 15y ago
Maybe. But if you try to check, it may affect the scam result... i mean test results.

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