igorgue

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1. 571.▲
   by igorgue 17y ago

   also free local calls... and ultra cheap international calls
2. 572.▲
   by igorgue 17y ago

   I don't use iTunes, how do I copy music to my iphone? btw, I use Ubuntu... On the Android part I sync my music with Banshee ;)
3. 573.▲
   by igorgue 17y ago

   there is a Starbucks inside Barnes&Noble ;)
4. 574.▲
   by igorgue 17y ago

   He got the same impression that I got, Java is not functional programming language.
5. 575.▲
   by igorgue 17y ago

   Python is newer than Java? :D
6. 576.▲
   by igorgue 17y ago

   hope you read this, screenshot: http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/421955/netbook_vim.png Of course I don't think you'd enjoy coding on a small laptop (netbook), if you don't follow some recommendations (which I think are good recommendations any
7. 577.▲
   by igorgue 17y ago

   I sometimes use a netbook to code (specially in a library), and it works just fine (9"), VIM runs great on it :), and a browser like Chrome really saves a lot of screen, so I check email and everything... That makes absolutely no sense, si
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   by igorgue 17y ago

   From the Wikipedia article[1]: "...the only person deserving credit for saving Kyoto from destruction is Henry L. Stimson, the Secretary of War at the time, who had known and admired Kyoto ever since his honeymoon there several decades ear
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   by igorgue 17y ago

   I think it was celebration, the Linux UI changed recently, Glen's face appeared yesterday :) I posted it on my flickr too: http://www.flickr.com/photos/igorgue/3789856159/ along with a chat log on the IRC channel.
10. 580.▲
    by igorgue 17y ago

    That's very wrong... you could argue that most of the kernel maintainers are employed by companies to work on the kernel, but not all the code gets written by them, and some companies do not employ people to work full-time on the kernel, ot
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    It makes sense a lot, since you can't have comparison in the parameters (you'll pass a boolean instead of the comparison). I totally understand you, but, I think its the best way to go, of course this is one example, and its very complicate
12. 582.▲
    by igorgue 17y ago

    Too many "have to", you guys know that you can use Mono to develop iPhone apps?
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    Yes, the server and client will be opensourced according to Google (which has a good history opensourcing their stuff). And yep, some people can't wait so here is a server implementation (Python/Django): http://code.google.com/p/pygowave-s
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    Essentially is the same one. I'd say, this talk is amazing!, every one making a large size website should read it, and check that everything is being done.
15. 585.▲
    by igorgue 17y ago

    because they're both awesome and we always want to know which one is awesomer!, now please lets not include TextMate in this conversation :) I'm a VIM user and I always like the cool things Emacs users can do, even though I'll never use Ema
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    I totally agree!, and... with that said, I don't think some people opinions should be taken as a majority, and even more if it comes from the web, internet usage is so low worldwide. Iran != US. I posted my opinion about Honduras situation
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    Not a brilliant move by Apple, remember that it was the community that asked for this, Apple didn't make a move, the community moved Apple to this direction, Apple wanted people to write webapps instead of using a SDK.
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    Where is the source of the iPhone OS to fix it? ;)
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    Here is a video of Adrian talking about Everyblock's internals: http://blip.tv/file/1957362 If you're a programmer (which I think you're not), after watching this video you'll know that the design is not the important thing about EB.
20. 590.▲
    by igorgue 17y ago

    > I also hear that the canonical folks will be bundling it in an upcoming Ubuntu release so it will be easier than ever to check it out I think you're talking about "Ubuntu One"[1] a file syncing tool (kinda like Dropbox), and Ubuntu On
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    I totally agree and we can name a lot of apps... people, use the software before criticizing! IMHO yes, there are some OS X apps that are very good in usability but there are a lot of exceptions: Banshee > iTunes Gnome-do > Quicksil
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    And here we go again criticizing the Free Software (or Open Source) model, without any valid reason... remember that the iPhone is highly based on OSS, you just make a lot of non-sense. Also probably you haven't tried the latest distro vers
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    I'm really tired of MG Siegler's posts he is far from accurate on his statements (even about Twitter), HN please add a author field.
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    I had that problem with the Ipod touch, it gets really hot, so with the right orientation you can avoid that (the G1 gets hot too).
25. 595.▲
    by igorgue 17y ago

    It seems to be like it'll be sell unlocked from HTC.
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    here is a demo from Adobe about flash, http://www.adobe.com/devnet/devices/articles/htchero.html actually it looks pretty cool to have flash in your browser, hulu?
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    Good excuse to go to Germany or Italy every 6 months :P
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    by igorgue 17y ago

    that comment was gold
29. 599.▲
    by igorgue 17y ago

    ahh I understand then :)
30. 600.▲
    by igorgue 17y ago

    why?, I mean, Freenode > Mibbit IMHO, its like I stop using Twitter because they blocked Tweetdeck.