grimman

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by grimman 13y ago
First come, first serve? I don't really know, but I reacted similarly to you.
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by grimman 13y ago
He doesn't speak like that at all; you can find a ton of "behind the scenes" videos on PATV, and you'll see that these people are (portrayed to be) genuinely appreciative of their fans and where their comics have taken t
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by grimman 13y ago
The same holds for MP3, does it not? Come to think of it, the only CODEC stuff you really hear about after its launch is video related.
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by grimman 13y ago
Do consider sending out an announcement mail when you do. As it stands I'm content (but not happy) using another RSS reader. I'm not actively looking, but a good replacement would be wonderful indeed. As such, your reader runs the risk of b
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by grimman 13y ago
> on average 380 days late What? Over a year late? How is this even possible?
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by grimman 13y ago
Quite a few very entertaining responses. Unfortunately the clicks aren't "random" as indicated in the question; therefore this is not an easily tapped source of entropy.
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by grimman 13y ago
"numbers near infinity" is such a neat thing to say, because you're always going to be wrong. Or are you? ;)
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by grimman 13y ago
Not to mention your files are not stored exclusively online as with Google's Drive. Unless, of course, you're willing to jump through a few hoops in Google's case. Furthermore, I get the impression there's an increasing fear of becoming a f
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by grimman 13y ago
You have tab groups built in, but no tasks system. For me it's quite sufficient as I get tasks through employers.
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by grimman 13y ago
Seems fairly obvious to me that cramming and sleeping poorly will lead to the same bad results as any long term code crunch would have.
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by grimman 13y ago
This is a non-argument. Just because other actors do certain things does not excuse ANYTHING. Period.
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by grimman 13y ago
Stockholm = JavaScript Gothenburg = Obj-C
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by grimman 13y ago
I really, really wish you were right when you said "All computer users understand passwords [...]". I frequently end up doing a lot of support stuff for my father, and he's not really that old. His line of work has him dealing with some pre
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by grimman 13y ago
The only Razer product I've been truly happy with was the Diamondback, which was nearly identical to the MX518 in terms of hardware. With a bit of driver hacking (really just substituting the vendor and hardware ID) you could run the MX518
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by grimman 13y ago
Absolutely lovely way of saving space. But we're blurring the line between browser and content now, and this is going to confuse less technologically gifted people if not done properly. Furthermore, are other sites able to use this feature
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by grimman 13y ago
In the grand scheme of things, however, this will be a lot cheaper than conventional advertising. This is not a bad thing for anyone, as they are currently sponsoring e-sports in a "big" way, and have done so for well over a decade now. I m
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by grimman 13y ago
Performs as expected in Firefox release channel (20.0.1).
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by grimman 14y ago
In this usage scenario, it would probably be a better option to disable automatic updates and be vigilant about updates "manually". Windows will still notify you about updates, and it will be a bit of a hassle... but not a space heater kind
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by grimman 14y ago
You don't even need a session manager. Much like Firefox it has the option to reopen the tabs from your previous session, right there in the settings!
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by grimman 14y ago
I'm just speculating here, but it might be playing nice with Windows, since Windows does have this habit of restarting at night on certain days (patch Tuesday, is it?). For those who leave their computers on at all times, it would be a terr
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by grimman 14y ago
They have no reason to. The initial (mis-spelled) sale will net them their expected revenue, and by allowing people to flip goods at a profit they are now also sharing a piece of the (regurgitated?) cake. Same item, double the income... and
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by grimman 14y ago
Would http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzYCZm-ces0 be of any help to you? I'm not familiar with how iPhones open various URLs, but I can open that in the YouTube app on my Android.
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by grimman 14y ago
Yeah... if they can't make money off of Reader, how will they ever make money with a product like this? Thanks, but I'm good too.
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by grimman 14y ago
It's interesting to see how different people's opinions can be. Feedly, for me, was a headache wrapped in CSS. The whole thing actually made me ridiculously angry (yes, really, and I'm normally a veeery calm guy)... so for me the search con
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by grimman 14y ago
Certainly not. iTunes (among others?) serves a ton of podcasts to techies and non-techies alike.
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by grimman 14y ago
Broken 'enter' key; it's the only way I can imagine while clinging to sanity.