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i386
16y ago
I can never understand some elements of the Linux community to speak ill of other community members success. Ubuntu is probably the best thing thats ever happened to the Linux desktop - its being installed by manufacturers the world over an
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i386
16y ago
Or use their RSS/ATOM feed.
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i386
16y ago
Interesting that most people (as of the time of this comment anyway) have picked the 12:00am - 1:59am range. I'd be curious to know at what time most people here start work.
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i386
16y ago
Welcome aboard - looking forward to having you here. Any idea what team Talent have placed you in?
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i386
16y ago
Sorry you had a problem with Confluence. I can tell you that there is a project running right now to make the editor a lot nicer to work with. Not sure on the delivery schedule (I work on Bamboo so its not my product) but I believe it is on
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i386
16y ago
As an employee its very exciting. Welcome to the team Accel!
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i386
16y ago
Biggest feature I miss from Mercurial is shallow cloning. Not for speed but purely disk space reasons. If you have a lot of nodes in your build farm like we do you start hitting a point where you can't put any more cheap disks into your ser
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i386
16y ago
Thank you. This is the wonderful thing about opensource - you can fix it if its broken - its the price you pay for getting it for nothing.
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i386
16y ago
"Guy takes cocktail of drugs every day for 10 years and winds up with mental problems - of course! It must be the ecstasy that did it!" I seriously question the scientific method of anyone who draws any conclusions from this account.
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i386
16y ago
The demo is amazingly smooth on the iPad.
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i386
16y ago
Atlassian - Sydney, San Francisco, Amsterdam. We are looking at hiring a bunch of product, engineering and support roles so swing over to http://www.atlassian.com/32 and checkout our openings. Seriously, you'll love this company as much a
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i386
16y ago
Did anyone else scream a little on the inside when he said he was using UML diagrams? I get the feeling he was going for a grand design rather than shipping something close enough to the final idea that actually works. I think we have all f
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i386
16y ago
And Senator Conroy calls Google creepy.
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i386
16y ago
Must we start with this sensensionalist crap at the beginning of every solar max cycle? And TechCrunch peddling sensensionalist doomsday news to the ignorent maw of its readership? Not surprised at all. SPOILER: We live in a dynamic univers
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i386
17y ago
Seems a bit late now. They should have been encouraging people to write apps for their struggling platform and made it free from day one.
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i386
17y ago
I don't think forcing people to upgrade is the big factor in not supporting multitasking on the 3G - its got a lot todo with creating a consistant experience and not spending money it would take to support multitasking on hardware they don'
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i386
17y ago
How could I speculate about using a browser no one outside of Redmond knows very little about just yet?
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i386
17y ago
Do they display that nag screen when you next visit a youtube page once "Continue to Video" has been clicked? Hopefully, the user gets some sort of warning that their browser is unsupported every time they visit. I suspect even the most com
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i386
17y ago
"The decision to go with Microsoft was based on overall value - it was also predicated upon their endorsement of and agreement to help promote MySQL. Stay tuned for more details on what we'll be doing together." From: http://blogs.sun.com/
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i386
17y ago
Whoa, backup here buddy. I'm homosexual and I'm all too familiar with the HIV issue. I have friends who have HIV and we do not consider it to be some "jungle disease". And by the same token its not a homosexual one either. So thanks for cle
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i386
17y ago
I'll apologise here - I misread the source I was using. The figure of 60% is not the amount of people in Africa with HIV. According to the source ,wikipedia (reputable, I know), "Africa is estimated to have more than 60% of the AIDS-infecte
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i386
17y ago
The Catholic church will have you believe that that the only prevention method is abstinence - which really hasn't helped the African continent in curbing their HIV infection rate (some statistics show that as much of 60% of the populace ar
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i386
17y ago
Enough with these iPad stories, please?
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i386
17y ago
I don't really understand how this got down modded.
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i386
17y ago
Hmm, but the thing about Twitter is that it really only gives you interesting things to read within your existing group of followers (At least for me). Intelligent readers like Google Reader can recommend you new feeds that you might be int
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i386
17y ago
This reminds me of the old Tom Clancy plot generator http://tcpgen.tripod.com/
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i386
17y ago
$100k is more than what most people make in a year. Considering his startup was lean in the first place he could probably invest in his next idea more with that sort of nest egg.
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i386
17y ago
How about serve up different mime types for different agents? That way its only broken for the broken browser.
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i386
17y ago
I live on a peninsula in the Sydney city area - we get about 5.5-6mbps here because geographically the cables have to run around the (small) bay and back to the CBD. And its plenty enough.
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i386
17y ago
I received a Kindle 2 from my boyfriend and this awesome ceramic electric slow cooker. Anyone for pot roast? :) Kindle 2 is absolutely amazing. I bought "The Business Of Software" and noticed that the graphs and tables didn't render legibly
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