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by greyfade 16y ago
Or, you know, just keep your vitamin D and calcium intake high and not worry too much about it.
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by greyfade 16y ago
I'd never even heard of Mahalo until now. Why am I supposed to care...?
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by greyfade 16y ago
The book and the BBC TV show both gave the answer toward the end.
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by greyfade 16y ago
While I was trying to figure out why my submission ended up where it did... I realized my code has a bug. It's too late for a resubmission, isn't it? :(
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by greyfade 16y ago
Drama, drama, drama. Why don't we just get rid of Flash for good and end it all?
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by greyfade 16y ago
Link is a broken page with an unplayable Flash movie. Mirror?
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by greyfade 16y ago
Staying profitable is all well and good, but the argument that this won't translate into profitable returns is, IMO, bull. Sony has recently said that the PS3 hardware will be profitable this year, if it isn't already.
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by greyfade 16y ago
Horse shit. If the spec forbade "the" codec, the offending vendors will simply violate the spec and claim some kind of justification for it. Yes, we're complaining to the wrong people. No, going to the W3C is not the answer. I tend to thi
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by greyfade 16y ago
Cool. Maybe now I'll actually be able to log in and view a document? Because I never have been able to before.
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by greyfade 16y ago
I find this distateful. There's no Earthly reason to make those connections public except to expose personally-identifying information that the individual may not want to have exposed. This, to me, is a nightmare of Orwellian proportions. T
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by greyfade 17y ago
See this book for a complete discussion on these topics and more: http://levine.sscnet.ucla.edu/papers/imbookfinalall.pdf That book weighs all of the costs and perceived benefits of patents form every angle in every industry and makes a v
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by greyfade 17y ago
It seems more like they fired what few good devs they had, more like.
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by greyfade 17y ago
Those are terrible reasons. I have a better one: The state employment security department is having a hell of a time keeping up with the unemployment rate. There's a disproportionately high number of people who need work. I should know. I'm
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by greyfade 17y ago
It does. VC-1 has hardware support in a number of areas and is included in WMP since at least 10, IIRC. h.264 still is not supported on any version of Windows before 7, and is only available in Flash. Supporting h.264, with your logic, ma
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by greyfade 17y ago
What would the big players attack you with if they didn't have their massive patent portfolios? Why would a startup have to worry about being attacked if patents were a non-issue? It's a serious question.
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by greyfade 17y ago
Two words: Credit Union.
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by greyfade 17y ago
I disagree. One who must use it on a regular basis has every right to despise it. On the other hand, if you've never used it, you have no right to an opinion in the first place. So long as your opinion is tempered with experience, you hav
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by greyfade 17y ago
Cairo comes to mind. It has an OpenGL backend that works very well. Qt also has a GL drawing engine, which turned out to be a good move on Trolltech's part.
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by greyfade 17y ago
>Another problem is the very rich, but complex, ACL (access control list) system of Windows NT. Although you can deploy extremely fine grained and subtle rights and authorizations with this system, in UNIX you just type "chmod 0755" and
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by greyfade 17y ago
:help setting-tabline
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by greyfade 17y ago
Vimperator will break that habit, for sure.
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by greyfade 17y ago
Try Vimperator. <C-i> opens gvim for the currently-focused text box.
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by greyfade 17y ago
Missing one: Your far-clip plane is too close.
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by greyfade 17y ago
Anything that takes more than a minute to load when my system has a load average of 35 is simply not worth using. It's why I gave up on Eclipse a while back. (Well, that, and its tendency to crash with out-of-memory exceptions when using
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by greyfade 17y ago
Why th and tl? You already have gt and gT.
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by greyfade 17y ago
... What the hell? It's like a C# developer trying to reinvent Erlang... Poorly. And using a needlessly verbose syntax. Just tell them they're Doing It Wrong.
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by greyfade 17y ago
Wonderful. More drama. The Internet needs more drama. The babies need their attention.
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by greyfade 17y ago
Why do you care what order your functions run in Haskell? Seems to me you want them to run as late as possible and no sooner.
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by greyfade 17y ago
This guy is a loon.
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by greyfade 17y ago
Quite, indeed. These pussyboy designers need to go shoot themselves. It's bad enough @font-face exists now, but to tout its virtues on a completely unreadable website? Come the fuck ON.

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