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by innes 16y ago
Me - I can take or leave T-Shirts. I'm a sucker for beads. Shiny shiny beads that sparkle and shimmer.
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by innes 16y ago
Sorry, that's a misuse of countless, which means immeasurable in the sense of being too many to count.
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by innes 16y ago
Hang on, chernobyl deformed countless children? Countless as in "too many to count", or faultless as in "i can't help indulging in hyperbole".
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by innes 16y ago
McDonald's has lambdas? Who knew.
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by innes 16y ago
Also, Color is some mobile phone program to do with taking photos and location and social and yadda yadda yadda.
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by innes 16y ago
"it blocks only current thread!" Is this satire?
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by innes 16y ago
"lobbyist" doesn't mean 'I disagree with this'. Using it as such is just low-grade conspiracy-theorising.
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by innes 16y ago
What's this!? Fast food is unhealthy , you say?? monocle flies out of eye into glass of sherry
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by innes 16y ago
It's unusual usage as well. Like referring to a keyboard that lets me type faster or a screen that's more readable as 'pretty'.
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by innes 16y ago
But, isn't Slashdot dominated by Windows-haters? Maybe it's changed since I frequented the place a few years ago.
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by innes 16y ago
You can see how the teal and amber palette has become more and more popular in recent years.
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by innes 16y ago
You mean, the guy who does the most trolling? As I was reading I was thinking "who wrote this trollish article - it's blindingly obvious he has no respect for the view that Facebook comments are a bad idea, and is just paying lip-service to
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by innes 16y ago
This, I think: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON#JSONP Under the same origin policy, a web page served from server1.example.com cannot normally connect to or communicate with a server other than server1.example.com. An exception is the H
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by innes 16y ago
It may discourage trolling, but I expect it will also mean 90% of comments are made by people who are oblivious that they're trolling with their real identity, people who dont care that they're trolling WTRI, people with big egos, and of co
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by innes 16y ago
Chrome way past 33% landmark in victory over Firefox metric
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by innes 16y ago
All hockey sticks are.
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by innes 16y ago
Having read Prof Mackay's e-book[1] on the subject, I am massively, massively unconvinced by that article. [1] http://www.withouthotair.com/
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by innes 16y ago
All you need is an app store to install linux desktop apps on your phone? Even the dreaded Microsoft worked out that phones aren't tiny desktop PCs.
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by innes 16y ago
Increase the lifespan of Symbian to a minimum of 5 years. Reap the profits of the existing market share and consumer preference that Symbian already enjoys in Europe and Asia. Delusional. Transition to an R&D setup where 90% of all N
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by innes 16y ago
Opinion from Robert Scoble: http://scobleizer.com/2011/02/11/dear-nokia-fans-youre-nuts/
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by innes 16y ago
Sorry, but reflexively mentioning 'the BSOD' is pretty much a red flag for me when it comes to taking an argument seriously.
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by innes 16y ago
Reflector was written by a smart guy. IIRC the obfuscation partly consists of assemblies stored as resources in the executable assembly, and loaded dynamically. But no doubt you're right - it could be disentangled. Better and more ethical t
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by innes 16y ago
Yes, yes, $35 is not a lot of money. But the convenience of being able to download Reflector to any machine that you happen to be sitting at will be lost as a result of this. Looking forward to the Mono Reflector clone...