gcb

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121.
by gcb 14y ago
heh. yahoo had that on live.yahoo.com a long time ago. of course they killed the team that did it.
122.
by gcb 14y ago
That's why your cpu runs on different paths to save power when not needed. Using a lower cpu is just lazy and cheap.
123.
by gcb 14y ago
The scroll/codex analogy is cute but doesn't hold up. Sure hope the page based css goes to the limbo.
124.
by gcb 14y ago
Agree. But we should then be saying "omg 1.5ghz full system in that form factor!" Not that such high spec system can run a sub average set of software intended for old 486 Btw, the pizza boxes were considered incredible small back in early
125.
by gcb 14y ago
Why people get excited by a 1.5ghz and half gig ram running something? I've run web browsers alongside heavy cad applications on way lower hardware and not that long ago. ...think my most responsive desktop so far have been a 150mhz 129mb r
126.
by gcb 14y ago
He should be glad it's not 90% maintenance and 10% meetings
127.
by gcb 14y ago
I feel the discussion may be either: Cheap enough or marketed enough. Because never the article talk about it. So either it's cost prohibitive, our they couldn't even find it's existence. But again... If it were life changing...
128.
by gcb 14y ago
Didn't know about first opengl3 drivers.
129.
by gcb 14y ago
you mean, intel, the manufacturer of wifi drivers that only works with binary blobs? or the manufacturer of GPUs that work wonders with linux because they have no feature at all? i wouldn't count them so happily as linux supporters.
130.
by gcb 14y ago
doesn't the company that claims to have invented it first have a product in the market?
131.
by gcb 14y ago
But that blog post claim the opposite. "we got money, but there's no content site"
132.
by gcb 14y ago
If it's life changing, pay the party that invented the thing, not the ones that copied it in a app. Now, if it's not remotely equally useful, sue them for something for screwing your life with false claims.
133.
by gcb 14y ago
Would be more interested in senior/visually impaired solutions. Last time i checked 3yrl olds didn't have any problem playing games on any they could grasp. Yet, a cataract eye can't even answer a call on modern phones
134.
by gcb 14y ago
Really? Is it any surprise that any system that creates artificial offering scarcity instead of quality control of offerings is corrupt to the core?
135.
by gcb 14y ago
Bait and switch. The "cloud" really replaced "desktop computing"... And by cloud i mean Google and desktop Microsoft. But you knew that.
136.
by gcb 14y ago
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Easier_buffer_switching :set hidden
137.
by gcb 14y ago
Why did we started talking about facebook now?
138.
by gcb 14y ago
You will hear several diy ones. I think the worst cost issue is the money for the crappy plastic. Also everyone is using pirated copies of 3d software instead of freecad
139.
by gcb 14y ago
Step one: enable dirty buffers. no step 2. Vim will behave like any other tabbed editor. Be it using tabs or buffers. Done. Why it's not the default? Well i don't care as vim is painful in all sorts of ways without customization anyway :)
140.
by gcb 14y ago
Yeah, because shielding someone with relationship problems his/her entire life is the way to go! random anecdote. in my college days, there was a woman who was doing a second run at undergrad, after having a phd in marketing, and she was pr
141.
by gcb 14y ago
Ms never misunderstood anything. Their goal just was another one. "people love it? Great, take all away and include a bit of that in the ultimate pro product tier. The rest will be available in an add on"
142.
by gcb 14y ago
What's not compromised this week? Anything special happening? Is it Friday 13 and stoner dot something again? Heck even the kitchen computer at my grandmas house may have been target this week... Hopefully that one had salt. Tum dum tiss.
143.
by gcb 14y ago
Server is offline already. So. I will just pretend i read a rant about why it all should be only buffers and tabs and windows be just presentation. And be glad someone took the time to complain about this. Was about time
144.
by gcb 14y ago
Btw, if those guys opened a detailing shop, I'd pay 1000 plus tip easily!
145.
by gcb 14y ago
Buy car at charity action. Most are <2000 with engine problems. $2000 in Cali. Tops. Clean it incredibly well. Put a steering wheel cover. Sell at Glendale for 6k to 10k as if it's a private sale.
146.
by gcb 14y ago
From the title i assumed they would see insurance data, client would pay drchrono which the real insurance copay is, drchrono would pay dr and handle the bogus "fake insurance prices becoming real prices in a few months" crazies. But agreed
147.
by gcb 14y ago
The article does that distinction
148.
by gcb 14y ago
Hehe, and didn't even tried the car section. I now avoid any car with steering wheel covers in the picture as all the wreck scams I've seen had them. Safer to miss the few false positives.
149.
by gcb 14y ago
It's an algo. But the resulting data is a protocol.
150.
by gcb 14y ago
So when i buy media to back up my own work i have to pay a fee intended as a taxation to people that listen to music or watches movies with their family and friends? mind is full of...

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