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by imrehg 15y ago
... and send a pull-request, so everyone can share the happy.
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by imrehg 15y ago
Just yesterday I had a chat with a guy who's an entrepreneur in tech sector, and kept asking me: "What's wrong with IE? I'm using it for years and never had a problem? I don't want to install Chrome unless you can tell me what is the benefi
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Catch.com under maintenance semi-3d cow abduction screen(catch.com)
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by imrehg 15y ago
First reaction: "Do Not Want ><" It does look a lot more like G+, latest G-Doc and so on, so it feels like a natural evolution of it, but I don't like that suddenly everything became so big and sparse. I want to manage my emails and
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by imrehg 15y ago
Don't work on my Linux machine (Arch Linux), but actually it fits their description, I have Mesa 7.11 driver and they say I would need "earlier than 7.9" [0]. Funny that on the same place they recommend to "[k]eep your graphics card driver
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by imrehg 15y ago
Seems like it was removed? Too bad I haven't copied it off earlier....
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by imrehg 15y ago
Apparently from Due South http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0108756/quotes
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by imrehg 15y ago
While I was reading the site I kept thinking, "dodgeball" must stand for something else a cool name of a geek activity I don't know, and gotta be on a computer, right? Right? (nope)
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by imrehg 15y ago
So far the main difference I've seen: With Gentoo you have to compile everything yourself (as much as I can tell). With Arch, you _can_ compile everything yourself, but don't have to: official repos have packages precompiled, but the packag
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by imrehg 15y ago
Well, I'm happily running 16.0.878.0 now :) (newer builds break, but only a matter of days till it will be fixed, most likely)
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by imrehg 15y ago
Does it look a bit more complicated and crowded version of Co-human? http://www.cohuman.com/ I'm on the fence, I kinda like both and love neither. Especially so far none of these organization tools helped me to be more efficient. I guess
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by imrehg 15y ago
Oh boy, this is addictive :) Almost like a game of Alchemy - let's combine these services, what can we have? You are doing great, guys, will definitely spread the world and come up with more tasks!
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by imrehg 15y ago
I'm still confused why would anyone want to by their domain name from GoDaddy, after all this press they get. It looks like a horrible company in general (not just this story) and everyone giving them money just helps them suck more. If I c
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by imrehg 15y ago
I think I can trust more the CyanogenMod that I'm running on my HTC phone than anything coming from a Chinese closed-source firm.
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by imrehg 15y ago
And the Apache license means that we definitely won't get to look at the source code and any Chinese built in backdoors / trojans / other expected "goodness". Or should I give them the benefit of the doubt? I think that boat has sailed.
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by imrehg 15y ago
I just hope they will listen to the the users crying out in unison: "keep the items, that's the reason we use Gowalla". That's really how the replies on that post look like.
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by imrehg 15y ago
Wow, "channel permanently deleted"? That's some overload...
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by imrehg 15y ago
I Am A Physicist, and researchers do use Arxiv quite often: pre-publication papers, or something that is written up and can iterated (unlike journals, Arxiv can store multiple version of the same paper). It is not peer reviewed but good for
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by imrehg 15y ago
Why is online piracy such a big business (and hence a problem to the rights holders)? Because there are no comparable legal alternatives. So instead of technology and business innovation, let's do legal innovation and sue them people regard
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by imrehg 15y ago
Oh dear, why did I by a .net for my personal domain.... ><
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by imrehg 15y ago
Yup, isn't that the whole idea of open source? - I do something and make it available, if you wanna use it it's your issue, not mine, I have no obligation to you. If I want to name it whatever, that's none of your business, you can use some
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by imrehg 15y ago
But nobody, no man and no woman want to take an upskirt shot of that...
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by imrehg 15y ago
As a real practical question out of curiosity: how would you design their system differently so unauthorized people having only your hard drives couldn't get any data at all?
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by imrehg 15y ago
Well, that's a serious usability fail, looking from the technical point of view.
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by imrehg 15y ago
Awesome, thanks! I live in Taipei where the transport company holds back similar data for bus and subway. It's a bureaucratic nightmare and also public/private confusion just like in this post.
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by imrehg 15y ago
I moved to SpiderOak a few weeks ago when this came up first. Still need a lot of improvement but It's good. Built on different philosophy, so the workflow is slightly different, however in some areas (what to backup, what to sync and how)
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by imrehg 15y ago
Too bad that Mark S. was there first, looks quite a bit older too... So who has to change their name? Is your answer "not me, the other guy"?
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by imrehg 15y ago
[citation needed]
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by imrehg 15y ago
That goes through: bye-bye Skype. It was ~okay to know you.
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by imrehg 15y ago
not cool...

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