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by hugi 12y ago
Apparently, Mac OS X isn't exactly a priority for them.
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by hugi 12y ago
I stopped using Chrome because of the java issue. It showed quite clearly that Google has zero regard for Mac users and their concerns
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by hugi 12y ago
Well… On one hand, it's believed to be among earth's most powerful volcanic systems. On the other hands, volcanos are impossible to predict.
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by hugi 12y ago
Surfin' Safari ( https://www.webkit.org/blog/ ) is another great Apple developer blog. I followed it religiously back when Webkit was leaving everyone else in the dust.
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by hugi 12y ago
Oh, come now… At least they'll be careful about your privacy.
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by hugi 12y ago
No you don't :)
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by hugi 12y ago
That's the point. And for most users that's great.
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by hugi 12y ago
As with most software, it probably depends largely on what you're used to. I started my distributed SCM life in Mercurial (moving from svn) and found it to be fast, simple and friendly to use. Being an experienced Mercurial user, I hat
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by hugi 13y ago
Thank you! I've had this feature for about 10 minutes and I already find it indispensable.
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by hugi 13y ago
What talent has Ive driven from the company apart from Scott Forstall and this guy?
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by hugi 13y ago
Someone whose ideology involves actively fighting against other people's personal freedom should not control Mozilla. I'm a little confused by how people fail to see this. Mozilla represents freedom while Brendan represents oppres
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by hugi 13y ago
Java 8 works fine for me in Eclipse? Took about 5 minutes to set up by following the instructions found on eclipse.org.
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by hugi 13y ago
What type of person you choose to head your operations obviously reflects your ideals. It really doesn't matter if Mr. Eich donated 1000 dollars or a million dollars, he opposes basic human rights. And apparently Mozilla is fine with t
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by hugi 13y ago
Tried running it twice, all I get are emails informing me they can't do it ( http://i.imgur.com/zlFgQX4.png ).
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by hugi 13y ago
Indeed. Now excuse me while I go bathe in my ill gotten Irish funds with my fellow Icelanders.
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by hugi 13y ago
That's just wrong. The failed banks owned around half of all mortgages in Iceland, including my own.
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by hugi 13y ago
"We edited a bit around some quotes"… This passes for journalism?
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by hugi 13y ago
It's been like that since the beginning, makes reading their sites a real hassle.
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by hugi 13y ago
Indeed. A huge corporation would never do anything unethical for money.
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by hugi 13y ago
Github was the only reason I switched to Git from Mercurial.
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by hugi 13y ago
Icelander here. Apparently Google doesn't like our kind either.
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by hugi 13y ago
Invent it?
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by hugi 13y ago
Sounds like a pretty crazy club. Even illegal.
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by hugi 13y ago
The book is a free PDF on their site and you can use any old egg timer (or any of the number of free pomodoro apps). It's a fine technique if you're working in an environment where you're free from external interruption, work
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by hugi 13y ago
Well, then don't participate. Geez.
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by hugi 13y ago
How intentional.
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by hugi 13y ago
It's in a similar position. And see how that ended up with Microsoft — we're still suffering the consequences.
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by hugi 13y ago
There's zero chance this will pass. We currently have a right wing majority in parliament in Iceland, and they're not keen on issues of civil liberty. Head of one of the ruling parties said last week that "Snowden is going to
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by hugi 13y ago
My hometown still looks horrible :'( https://maps.google.com/?ll=65.14846,-13.690295&spn=0.015042...
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by hugi 13y ago
Bitbucket is great. I use it for all my private projects since it offers a much more sensible price structure than github (for me at least — github's model is based on number of repositories while bitbucket's is based on number of users).

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