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571.
by i386 14y ago
I love the concept of 3D printing but there is not one story out there that tells me what consumers could practically want with a 3D printer.
572.
by i386 14y ago
Australian here. What provider are you on?
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by i386 14y ago
Heres the list of discontinued software products http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Discontinued_Microsoft...
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by i386 14y ago
3D Movie Maker was a Microsoft Kids product released around 1996. Not a developer product.
575.
by i386 14y ago
What would you have them do when your Pro a account expires?
576.
by i386 14y ago
Don't do that. After a while it really adds up and slows down cloning times.
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Instagram shutting down Twitter integration is smart but bad for users(m.smh.com.au)
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by i386 14y ago
What? then have no VLC for metro because they gave the kitty away and had no work done at all? Defeats the purpose don't you think?
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by i386 14y ago
Would love to hear more about your automated testing!
580.
by i386 14y ago
What is your app?
581.
by i386 14y ago
As an Australian, I understand your sentiment completely.
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by i386 14y ago
Palestine is recognised by the UN as a state now.
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by i386 14y ago
For #5 - no no no! Hacking logos together with CSS is, well, a hack. Use SVG - modern browsers support it out of the box , its future proof (no use of -moz/-webkit vendor css prefixes which break all the time), the authoring tools rock (che
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by i386 14y ago
That's pretty uncharitable to say about Java. If it was a bad language it wouldn't be so widely adopted. And you can make excellent software with it - it just depends who's writing the code.
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by i386 14y ago
If anyone could tell me a way todo what you describe without copying and checking in 'mystery meat' autofoo and m4 files into my project, I would.
586.
by i386 14y ago
Refactoring tools and laziness is my best guess. Eclipse and IDEA can extract methods into new classes and suggest a name for the new class.
587.
by i386 14y ago
Ruby 1.9.3 working fine here and built with clang. What was defective?
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by i386 14y ago
Seems to me that most of us who have used MacPorts have moved to Homebrew or that could just be the bubble I'm living in. Is there anyone still who still uses MacPorts who could chime in and say why they never made the switch?
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by i386 14y ago
For the lazy, the BBC did a television adaption of it that was quite good
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by i386 14y ago
I found "Supercontinent: Ten Billion Years in the Life of Our Planet" by Ted Nield absolutely fascinating. He presented historical theory's as well as modern ones to give the reader a better idea about how drift theory came to be. http://w
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by i386 14y ago
If that was a window into what its like to own an Android phone, I'm glad I drank from the river Lethe and kept buying Apple. Malware! In 2012!
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by i386 14y ago
You've still got your files locally so you are not that screwed.
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by i386 14y ago
Perhaps they should - though Rightscale.com provides a service that helps you do just that. (Disclaimer: I do not work for Rightscale or know anyone that works there)
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by i386 14y ago
Having a release people can start using now to test their apps against and write new apps for is the most important next step for them. Remoting isn't as important when you have options like VNC to fall back on. Its a minor inconvenience at
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by i386 14y ago
I can't feel that Amazon are a bit of a Cassandra (mythological not the software) when these outages occur. They recommend that people failover to other availability zones but no one puts any effort into doing it then they get annoyed when
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by i386 14y ago
Page seems to be down. Anyone have a mirror?
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by i386 14y ago
I don't think so. If you we're hosting GitHub you would figure out pretty easily if it was related to cloning a specific repo from AWS and just disable the account hosting the repo.
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by i386 14y ago
Atlassian Stash was released recently with a code review process built around pull requests (For those that don't know, Stash is a Enterprise Git repository server) http://blogs.atlassian.com/2012/10/stash-13-enterprise-git-p... Disclaime
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by i386 14y ago
Shallow clones might be a partial answer to your first point. You can use the --depth X option on the Git command line to only fetch the last X revisions. This means the shallow clone can be much much smaller than the complete clone.
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by i386 14y ago
I've heard of a few cases where teams were able to use git-annex to store large binaries. See http://git-annex.branchable.com

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