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guruz
16y ago
Donated.
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Free Memonic account for Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg
(blog.memonic.com)
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First Alpha of Qt For Android Released
(mobile.slashdot.org)
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guruz
16y ago
Have you checked out qt-components? http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2010/09/10/building-the-future-rein...
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Nokia continues to hire Qt developers
(labs.qt.nokia.com)
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16y ago
It's not only EU membership what counts, there is a lot of other Europe-wide agreements or even bi-literal agreements between US and Norway. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Economic_Area http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Free_T
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16y ago
I don't think this is true anymore. Just check out http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2011/01/gingerbread-n... There's an unofficial Qt android port too. http://code.google.com/p/android-lighthouse/
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16y ago
This is weird. According to http://www.forum.nokia.com/Distribute/Packaging_and_signing.... the Symbian^3 phones should be working fine.
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16y ago
The Qt guys have a similar thing. It however needs the Google native client plugin. http://labs.qt.nokia.com/2010/06/25/qt-for-google-native-cli... There's also the QWebClient which does not need a plugin, but also does not look very beau
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18y ago
Rothaus Tannenzäpfle (german). But right now I "have to" drink Tuborg, Carlsberg, Ringnes.
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18y ago
So, I suppose the next step would be to deploy multiple of your reflector servers at different network locations on the internet to improve even more? :)
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18y ago
http://browsershots.org/ is your friend.
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18y ago
Btw, for me only on the third level (e.g. http://stylous.com/#/jewelry/charms_pendants ) the cursor turns into a pointing finger. (Camino 1.6.6, OS X)
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18y ago
you will almost always get more for a few more bucks. the question is if you want/need more.
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10NES: Hardware DRM in the old Nintendo NES
(en.wikipedia.org)
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18y ago
It's more like a personal blog, albeit the most popular one in .de
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18y ago
Another possible cool thing just came into my mind: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_instance_storage
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18y ago
I disagree. Losing my MP3 collection would mean losing part of my identity I had over the years. It's really interesting/funny to look at the different stuff and say to yourself "Did I really like this? Did I really go to concerts from thes
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18y ago
How can it be cheaper as off the shelf drives if data centers also only use commodity off the shelf drives? (probably from wholesale, though)
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18y ago
Jep. If i scroll back, it's only maybe 10 minutes maximum when nothing is said. So you just need to stay :)
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18y ago
There is #startups on irc.freenode.net with some people from here hanging there.
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Cloud42: EC2 Management Tool
(codingclues.eu)
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18y ago
Funny. Maybe about two years ago, I could not login to my "first" ICQ account either. Never knew why that happened. Also, none of my buddies complained about getting weird messages from that account. Was that the case with your account?
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18y ago
As a German, I would not call it killed. It's very poplar here. But I think most of my friends use things like Miranda or Gaim/Pidgin and not the bloat-client. Even the lesser tech-savy ones. They got it installed by the nerds ;)
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18y ago
I can finally understand why more and more Americans come to Europe. (this is not meant as a troll or a flame, I really didn't know how good European work laws are until reading things like that).
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18y ago
Array index out of bounds? isn't it more like just getting weird data or a segfault or whatever else will make a newbie freak out? :) C might not be mysterious for you (or me), but we possibly had a little more than 8 months.
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Hm, I personally found shell scripting very frustrating. Out of the 2), I'd pick Ruby. Feels the most newbie-friendly. C? Hm, yes, maybe. But I doubt you can manage C in 8 months if you never coded before. And for a "startup engineer", it m
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18y ago
Wow, they even link to the Google, Yahoo, ... search results in the footer of their own search results. Now that's open :)
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18y ago
In Soviet Russia, Yandex dumps you.
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18y ago
That is an interesting idea, however certain tolls (e.g. london city) have not the goal to earn money, but to keep people away. playing ads won't keep them away.
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