jackolas

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91.
by jackolas 16y ago
You know the rules and so do I...
92.
by jackolas 16y ago
Quality and price aren't related when the price and quality are controlled. Most countries control prices or quality (running the services) unlike the US.
93.
by jackolas 16y ago
Depends how you wrote the application and such I've never written an API but I've consumed enough of them to know that you should try and comply with OAuth as its implemented in libraries.
94.
by jackolas 16y ago
Make an API and or import/export options?
95.
by jackolas 16y ago
Doesn't show the avatars for me.
96.
by jackolas 16y ago
His capitals seem too large...
97.
by jackolas 16y ago
Does this mean the NDK will get easier to use? Its pretty obtuse, and I've worked with porting software on multiple platforms (not on one to another exactly).
98.
by jackolas 16y ago
The down side of this is that google doesn't hold them honest. I.e. reporting on 2001 events in 2000.
99.
by jackolas 16y ago
Only because its cheaper to assemble cars in the US than it is to ship them from China. I don't know how Mexico compares though...
100.
by jackolas 16y ago
Getting more and more common sadly. [Allergies in general]
101.
by jackolas 16y ago
Depends if real learning happened or just point and click zombification.
102.
by jackolas 16y ago
yes its in the arc source
103.
by jackolas 16y ago
They just need to change them back on hilight.
104.
by jackolas 16y ago
Being proxied to Server:Apache/2.2.8 (Ubuntu) fyi edit: I don't think the page itself is actually proxied it seems only the static content is.
105.
by jackolas 16y ago
And to be honest it's a great way to showcase tabs.
106.
by jackolas 16y ago
Yes, you are jaded. And yes it might make some sense if you were trying to fix the economy. But I'd hedge that these charities will do more to alleviate poverty than Google paying some people more and hoping that something good happens.
107.
by jackolas 16y ago
No notification light? thats one of my favorite features on my Motorola Droid.
108.
by jackolas 16y ago
Well it was being ignored for the first few days, it only just started to get picked up by NYT etc.
109.
by jackolas 16y ago
What I see as a bonus here is that it offers multiple editors, that'd be useful if I wanted to use them on my phone and on a full machine too.
110.
by jackolas 16y ago
Xmpp allows you to be a bit more secure and fine tune the usage. If your client or library doesn't actually make this simpler, something has failed.
111.
by jackolas 16y ago
I find it hilarious that this is blocked by my school's filter. How dare they denounce script kiddies and support intellectual freedom.
112.
by jackolas 16y ago
Thats ages ago for the minds of 4chan etc.
113.
by jackolas 16y ago
Hah I just used this for colors on a graph. Excellent little app.
114.
by jackolas 16y ago
It's absurd. It's public knowledge now. They're trying to threaten the bourgeois intellectuals. DOn't give into this baseless (Baseless in precedent I don't know how much they get to discriminate based on politics) threat. Also if State et
115.
by jackolas 16y ago
Become a bridge then! https://www.torproject.org/docs/bridges Help fight against China (and others) attempts to block connecting to tor.
116.
by jackolas 16y ago
The author thinks Obama is a liberal? He's hardly a progressive. The main issue I have with this really is that I as a member of the hodge-podge that is the American left am being thrown in with the corporate Democrats who didn't see issue
117.
by jackolas 16y ago
This seems like a good idea to counter their offensive. Generally I'd say this would be interpreted as an attack, but this seems like it'd be more justified and classy.
118.
by jackolas 16y ago
Sadly here its more expensive to file the one LLC form then the equivalent corporate form. (Yes corporate entities need more forms but its bizarre.)
119.
by jackolas 16y ago
Well theres statusnet: http://status.net/ . Which I assume would be trivial to sync using pubsubhubbub or wave-style xmpp extensions. Edit: wiki says they already support this: "Supports Federation, which provides the ability to subscribe
120.
by jackolas 16y ago
Chrome doesn't behave with limited cpu/ram. It likes to "burst". I generally close it when doing anything like gaming or VMing much.

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