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541.
by igorgue 17y ago
to be fair... both work hard
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by igorgue 17y ago
nop, because that will require a server... and this will be like having installed a git server on all your dropbox machines
543.
by igorgue 17y ago
Sorry for this but TextMate? LOL
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by igorgue 17y ago
Demien Katz has a similar story, you can watch the whole presentation here: http://www.infoq.com/presentations/katz-couchdb-and-me it's really inspiring.
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Microsoft patents sudo(blogs.computerworld.com)
1 points by igorgue 17y ago|1 comments
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by igorgue 17y ago
thank you so much for the tip is helping me already!, still it sucks...
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by igorgue 17y ago
I think it's getting harder to defend the Linux Desktop, since Pulseaudio (which is finally working perfectly on my laptop). But still I'll stay with my Ubuntu, I just don't like using Windows or OS X, every time I use my mac I miss Gnome T
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by igorgue 17y ago
yes it was awesome!, I bet the students felt used by the winning team :), but in a very good way. It was a great idea.
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by igorgue 17y ago
wow... sup with the hate? 10 upvotes? damn!, probably they used Silverlight to use IronPython or something like that...
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by igorgue 17y ago
New Facebook is flying, I think this is the Python (Tornado)!.
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by igorgue 17y ago
It's not the language you use, folks. It's what you do with it. Bravo! I cannot agree more with you!
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by igorgue 17y ago
I don't like Facebook's puzzles some of them are impossible to solve without using C.
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by igorgue 17y ago
X does not necessarily is a project, it could be a library, a feature. If somebody tell me he wrote the Oracle support for Django's ORM, and I'm looking for somebody that knows databases, he is the right guy.
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by igorgue 17y ago
You mean the Mac UI is not good for small screen right :)?
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by igorgue 17y ago
And a lot easier than going to a website, download, unzip copy manually to a folder, also the GUIs for apt are very good.
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by igorgue 17y ago
and the more we forget how much RMS did. People lose respect to him, I even heard people saying: "and what did he write? Emacs? nobody use that sh*t", the fact is, a lot of todays innovation is built on top of Stallman's work.
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by igorgue 17y ago
and Congress in 2009 for not noticing that this thing is broken
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by igorgue 17y ago
Is there a "next Google", I don't think so
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by igorgue 17y ago
Believe it or not, but Miguel is probably one of the most pro - Free Software that I have read and write to, even if OSX or Windows were so awesome in year 2000, he would still work on GNOME and the Linux desktop. That's just something he t
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by igorgue 17y ago
yeah... iPhone 3G S
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The path to GNOME 3(h-online.com)
1 points by igorgue 17y ago|0 comments
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by igorgue 17y ago
You guys know that Andrew Morton works at Google right?
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MonoTouch 1.0 goes live(tirania.org)
10 points by igorgue 17y ago|0 comments
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by igorgue 17y ago
there is one implementation of twisted.web... twisted.web2 is merged, and what is not in twisted.web and is in twisted.web2 will not be used or will be merged in the future, there is no mess, you should just use twisted.web.
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by igorgue 17y ago
up again sorry :)
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by igorgue 17y ago
I like what Banshee is heading, pretty cool!, no mac love yet though (yes there is a experimental version, I don't care I use Ubuntu anyways). In other words you don't need another iTunes you need iTunes mini-mode.
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by igorgue 17y ago
yeah the marketing is too traditional!, but hey it didn't mention "become the next programming rockstar" :-) But I mean, if it is a walkthrough then for people interested in the JVM it could be useful.
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by igorgue 17y ago
for fun!
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by igorgue 17y ago
The Dragon Book!
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by igorgue 17y ago
Well, I'm actually in the same problem, but I inject Python every time I can, because is not the same saying: "Can I do this in Python?" than "I already did this in Python!"

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