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ivank
18y ago
I think Microsoft is trying to convince us that it's okay to be "regular". It's targeted at the market that doesn't necessarily want their computer to be "special". So, all Microsoft has to do is keep reminding us that Windows users are the
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ivank
18y ago
http://virusscan.jotti.org/
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ivank
18y ago
Don't miss Radiatidon's comments, especially #7
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ivank
18y ago
It just went from dark blue to cyan.
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ivank
18y ago
It doesn't have to be an orange <hr>. Something as simple as a centered faded "Y" or ◆ would do.
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ivank
18y ago
At least one game (NetHack) sets up the framework for a story but lets randomness fill in 99% of the details. It seems like everyone in the last 12 years has tried to steal bits of NetHack for their mass-market game, with mixed success. (Di
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ivank
18y ago
Some people don't have enough Facebook friends to communicate with. They just like their app boxes or profile info.
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ivank
18y ago
On the other hand, Foxit's font rendering isn't nearly as good at small sizes (at least on Windows)
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ivank
18y ago
One of Steam's biggest value-adds for me is that I don't have to reinstall or manually update any games. There's no registry cruft, so you can move the Steam folder across Windows installs.
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ivank
18y ago
Does anyone else type on QWERTY but never from home row? I get 115wpm but with a disastrous 96% accuracy. The upside is much better access to the number keys and punctuation. I once tried to switch to Colemak, but never managed to completel
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ivank
18y ago
I sold my friend a barrel of oil for $1 yesterday, briefly wiping out the world economy.
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ivank
18y ago
Alt+Print Screen, paste to public Dropbox folder (Directory Opus supports screenshot paste), right click->copy public link
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ivank
18y ago
Google did index it, but only with an extra URL parameter: http://www.webmasterworld.com/robots.txt?view=producecode
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ivank
18y ago
I somehow forgot about the true need to close a tab sometimes. This problem is much harder than I thought. But, one thing that I don't think will ever work is a large intermediate screen (as the mockup) as the primary method of switching ta
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ivank
18y ago
I like some parts of it (like how it detects typing activity), but I think it adds more visual complexity than needed. The temporal information might cause confusion: what if almost all the pages in tab were accessed 14 hours ago, but the
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ivank
18y ago
Right now, I use Tree Styles Tabs as a sort of "temporary history", since I got tired of thinking about which tabs I should keep open. I'm also using the Ctrl-Tab extension just like Alt-Tab on windows (can't live without it). With a vertic
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ivank
18y ago
It caught my eye. I couldn't remember it after watching the video. Thanks for clarifying your workflow.
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ivank
18y ago
I get better value watching over many people's shoulders (for free or cheap - maybe not always cash) and listening to users. My only suggestion: if you're not exploring the set of all target users (just the 'git' guy), why not list what kin
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ivank
18y ago
I think all this needs is overflow:auto and a max-width. I've been solving this problem with a Greasemonkey script.
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ivank
18y ago
already being investigated: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/olympics/article45831...
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ivank
18y ago
I think you're right. I misinterpreted "something like this"
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ivank
18y ago
You want to use passwords generated by someone else's server, but first you want to install a Firefox extension, which would give them access to all your existing passwords and cookies?
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ivank
18y ago
> Even if everything is done in JS (which from a cursory glance seems to be the case here) It's not. It downloads passwords from the server.
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ivank
18y ago
That had me going for a while.
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ivank
18y ago
Why is extremism always so misallocated?
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ivank
18y ago
Thankfully, Google Reader never forgets.
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ivank
18y ago
Wouldn't you want to read feeds in your browser, where you can follow the links without switching windows?
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ivank
18y ago
I switched to "Internet Video" in 2001.
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ivank
18y ago
Yahoo acquired del.icio.us
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ivank
18y ago
I use Eclipse 3.4 on Windows with Pydev/Pydev extensions. I really like the mark occurrences feature - even made something like it for Emacs, but it's not as seamless.
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