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by i386 15y ago
I love to travel and visit the US frequently but it's not the end of the world if they don't get to come back to the US. There is a whole lot more of the world than America.
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by i386 15y ago
All good - we are all here to share knowledge :-)
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by i386 15y ago
Its only for Rack based apps (Ruby) and this website is written in pg's own lisp-like language. So, no :)
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by i386 15y ago
I'm really flattered - apparently I am Linus! http://www.githire.com/user/i386
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by i386 15y ago
The 4000 is the best ergonomic keyboard I've used. Microsoft don't get enough credit for their hardware division.
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by i386 15y ago
Its simple to think that regulation is good and bad if you generalize and say that no industry should/should not be regulated just because it causes inconvenience. Regulation should be in place to put safeties into a system. What i mean by
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by i386 15y ago
Sounds like we know not a lot about what they are doing there. For all we know? Foosball.
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by i386 15y ago
Why even mention it if he doesn't think that Color could be the disruptive company that can make that leap? I doubt he's saying "Yeah a bunch of companies are going to fail at this, including Color, but hey throw cash at us anyway". That do
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by i386 15y ago
What I think was an absolutely fatal mistake with the Google TV was announcing that it was going to be open to developers and not delivering on the SDK until over a year later. Fine, there was no hardware released to target it but they coul
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by i386 15y ago
No. NeXT was cheaper, they got the original visionary back to Apple and NeXT had a revenue stream (From my understanding Be Inc didn't have one to speak of).
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by i386 15y ago
No the problem wasn't multiuser support it was multitasking (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_multitasking ).
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by i386 15y ago
Yet another Google launch that is US only (Well at least not available in Australia). Google - people outside the US exist and we want to use your stuff!
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by i386 15y ago
This sort of behavior coming from members of the Australian FOSS community is unfortunately somewhat of a consistent underbelly. I used to help run and host the local LUG chapter in Sydney for a few years. One particular meeting I had to as
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by i386 15y ago
What code did you use? I've typically used a 408 in a throttling use case but it never seemed to fit well (our client handled this response from our server with an exponential back off so we were not relying on another client to handle it c
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by i386 15y ago
Its just one day for someone who actually gave us a better vision into the relationship between human beings and technology. I think we can put up with it for one day.
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by i386 15y ago
This is not the end of a company or the failure of a product. It's the end of a human life.
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by i386 15y ago
I must commend Microsoft for removing all barriers of entry to the Windows 8 Developer Preview - no signup, no msdn subscription required and best of all, no download manager activex control.
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by i386 15y ago
VIM - For Teenage Mothers By Teenaged mothers
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by i386 15y ago
If only promoters of Git put as much effort into fixing Gits usability as they do posturing about how everyone is wrong and how easy Git is, we'd have a better tool.
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by i386 15y ago
Wow seriously psyched about Skitch and Evernote. These are two tools that are completely ingrained in my daily workflow. Glad to see a great exit for the Skitch team!
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by i386 15y ago
and here I was thinking the change I just rolled out to our EC2 instances had boned our test environment. Two failures in a week? Does not really inspire confidence right now :(
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by i386 15y ago
I happen to agree with you here - its almost like the "uncanny valley" for applications. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncanny_valley
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by i386 15y ago
Just have to say that your assessment of things was refreshingly unromantic and honest - founding a startup won't solve your boredom issue. There's still work to be done.
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by i386 15y ago
Early revolutionaries are criminals by definition since the system of which they revolt against cast them as such. To rebel is to be an outcast of any label.
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by i386 15y ago
and then suddenly the phone is twice as thick and has a lower battery life. When I look at this phone I think of the famous quote by Antoine de Saint-Exupry: "A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add
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by i386 15y ago
Wow thats really weird - what version of JIRA are you running?
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by i386 15y ago
I work for Atlassian (but not on JIRA). Just curious what was wrong with JIRA other than it being written in Java? Sad your leaving us!
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by i386 15y ago
I live in Sydney. My commute is pretty awesome: I live in Chippendale which is behind Central Station. From the station you can get busses or trains to pretty much anywhere in the city. I can leave work and be home in 10 minutes via bus or
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Journalist Arrested and iPad seized at IT security conference(smh.com.au)
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by i386 15y ago
As much as I've enjoyed writing Grails apps and Groovy scripts, what I don't like about groovy is that it comes with a large runtime jar and its binaries are not really usable from java projects without API uglyness. I wish Java had been de

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