greyman

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by greyman 17y ago
Yes, that would be a perfect device for it. Because, when we talk about netbooks, I am not so sure I'd like to have Chrome OS on it. Ok, it would boot faster and maybe also run slightly faster, but the boot time isn't that much of a concern
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by greyman 17y ago
Why? It seems very similar to me...
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by greyman 17y ago
Even if it is less than $300, how much less? I can have netbook for less than $400... I like the idea of CrunchPad, but still for the future I am thinking about paying more and buy a netbook with touchscreen - then the only advantage of Cr
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by greyman 17y ago
Thanks. I am somewhat familiar with those systems, so I was mostly curious about how the Chyrp is unique (from those other mentioned).
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by greyman 17y ago
SO what is the main differentiating factor between Chyrp and Blogger/Wordpress.com/Tumblr/Posterous?
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by greyman 17y ago
Update: I've got the answer from their helpdesk that Adsense is allowed.
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by greyman 17y ago
But that was my question - whether I am allowed to do it. (for example, wordpress.com doesn't allow that).
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by greyman 17y ago
Please do you know if it is officially allowed to display ads on tumblr? I saw some tumblr sites with Adsense, but I didn't find in their TOS or Docs that this is permitted. Does anyone know?
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by greyman 17y ago
Hello, you work for Posterous? Good work so far, congrats. ;) Could you please reveal a bit of your future plans, for example what will be in the paid version? ;-) Or at least, I'd be very grateful if you can tell whether you are planing to
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by greyman 17y ago
I have a question: How do you link to their articles? Do you write your own anchor text, or do you just take those from the website? If you take their headline (or even portion of their article), they might feel that you do not give enough
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by greyman 17y ago
In my opinion what the newspaper websites really don't like is not linking, but quoting. Quoting some idea from another source with attribution is a very common thing. But this practice has specific implications when applied to reported new
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by greyman 17y ago
No, no, no. I use outlook at work, gmail for general email and also thunderbird for one other email address. And I really didn't come across a problem that email being coded in html tables.
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by greyman 17y ago
My thoughts exactly. I never had a problem with email being in html format, nor with being coded by using tables. CSS purists don't like tables, but other than that, this topic is a non-issue.
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by greyman 17y ago
Ok, but how to interpret the results? If the memory is not used, it is a problem that Chrome takes up so much of it?
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by greyman 17y ago
To throw different opinion here: I personally like the format of print newspaper. - yes, they are "yesterday" news, but that isn't a problem for me. For most news, I just don't need to know instantly that they happened. - by fliping the pag
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by greyman 17y ago
I agree, Owen's arrogance is quite startling to me... What I don't understand is how Hsu wanted to challenge Kasparov for "title match"... World Title matches are managed by chess federation (FIDE), so it's not up to Kasparov or Hsu to deci
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by greyman 17y ago
Not best, but sometimes useful: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/ http://www.artima.com/ Then there are more good sites, but those are usually focused to certain programming language.
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by greyman 17y ago
If you take those points one by one, none of them is a reason to switch to C++. But for some kind of larger projects where efficiency is important, C++ is still one of the best choices. I went from C++ to C# and wouldn't want to go back, bu
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by greyman 17y ago
Yes, in recent times I changed my searching habit a bit: I still mostly use Google, but when I want to find out what are the newest things about some topic, more often that not, Twitter Search will give better results than Google. So I thin
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by greyman 17y ago
Yes, but the difficult part is missing - how exactly to displace twitter.com website from the "communication mechanism" itself.
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by greyman 17y ago
Oh, Jushua itself. Sorry, didn't recognize you from the nickname. ;-) I for one am still a del.icio.us user. Despite Yahoo screwing up your ingenious design (and URL name ;-)), the service still works for me. So far, so good.
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by greyman 17y ago
Yes, everyone is trying. But those money is not probably enough to pay the writer, his editor, his copyeditor, and his bosses. ;-)
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by greyman 18y ago
No, it's not daunting, complicated, nor scary. And it's bookmarklet for adding bookmark is very similar to this one. Now, really, why whould you use this over delicious?
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by greyman 18y ago
I see CNN and Kutcher already got 1M followers.
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by greyman 18y ago
>> Don't rely on this working to sub-minute accuracy, though. Email flight times can be significantly longer when things go wrong. Yes, this is exactly what I was asking...what do you do when "things go wrong"...and they do with ema
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by greyman 18y ago
How can they reliably ensure that an email will arrive at certain time? Does email protocol support this? (just asking)
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by greyman 18y ago
But what if there are hundreds of developers working on a project, and I need to discover if the bug is caused in my own module or somewhere else? It seems to me that the article was written from the perspective of pet-project programmer wh
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by greyman 18y ago
I agree about the spirit of AFD. In old good days, AFD was always about making fool of somebody else.
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by greyman 18y ago
I am sorry for the people who transferred their savings to those scammers. What astonishes me is how many people are willing to perform illegal things (because what those scammers are offering always requires to do something illegal).
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by greyman 18y ago
>>> It would actually be an enormous improvement if these agencies just said what they wanted to say through blogs, rather than filtering it through "journalists". <<< But as you wrote, they will just say what they w

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