jackolas

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121.
by jackolas 16y ago
Well it sometimes has a lower memory footprint on lowend machines.
122.
by jackolas 16y ago
Honestly, any license is better than no license.
123.
by jackolas 16y ago
Lots of organizations function this way informally, many open source projects are run this way, not to mention co-ops and other alternative companies.
124.
by jackolas 16y ago
You can save those terminal things as a Terminal window set (and make it the default on launch) If you set the right terminal profiles with the right start commands then open them in a window, hen you go into Window -> create window gro
125.
by jackolas 16y ago
Just link to the permalink of the parent comment.
126.
by jackolas 16y ago
Meta-moderation? But thats a lot of effort, and you'd really have to want to see feedback.
127.
by jackolas 16y ago
maybe something like hermit? (thought process: shell -> crab -> hermit crab) play with some associations with the shell
128.
by jackolas 16y ago
It could do virus scans. So thats a bonus. Maybe if this project works that could be next.
129.
by jackolas 16y ago
Well if theres enough of them that'd be beyond trivial.
130.
by jackolas 16y ago
Buy our shirts so we can have other people make shirts for less money. But only 10%.
131.
by jackolas 16y ago
They're going to support people who didn't install 10.6?
132.
by jackolas 16y ago
Their website seems down but if it comes back up soon, consider helping them out in their Yes Labs http://theyesmen.org/lab .
133.
by jackolas 16y ago
Just bring legal action or ask the SLFC to investigate.
134.
by jackolas 16y ago
Well if Apple actually used unified updates... But yes it's very nice compared to what it used to be. I feel comfortable having people use it now.
135.
by jackolas 16y ago
Great another closed source client for the mac that might suck.
136.
by jackolas 16y ago
I tend to only need to use google when i know what I'm looking for but forgot something about it or its something I want answered. Error codes seem rather hard to search for on DDG.
137.
by jackolas 16y ago
I think someone may have written a google docs FUSE fs. I do know that the FTP app Cyberduck recently added docs support.
138.
by jackolas 16y ago
That'd be thrown out of courts as a violation of your 5th Amend. rights. At least here in the states, in the UK crypto keys can be requisitioned with the penalty of jail time if refused.
139.
by jackolas 16y ago
Or QT...
140.
by jackolas 16y ago
"TC had an interesting story on the reaction from Digg employees who found out that John Quinn was being fired via TechCrunch and not from their internal team members. That is insulting and alienating, but it also says a lot about Digg and
141.
by jackolas 16y ago
These seem interesting... not a great read but maybe I'll reference them at random on my phone on the go.
142.
by jackolas 16y ago
And gist.
143.
by jackolas 16y ago
Not if you turn on ANSI color
144.
by jackolas 16y ago
I don't know who that makes look worse, apple for hiring a fart developer or the fart developer for you know making ifart apps.
145.
by jackolas 16y ago
The "public" sphere is dead there is only the private sphere that is accessible by everyone. The notion of public is slowly eroding, see the death of print news media.
146.
by jackolas 16y ago
Arora. http://code.google.com/p/arora/
147.
by jackolas 16y ago
Even then russia is kind of a joke when it comes to copyright.
148.
by jackolas 16y ago
Score: 5; Funny.
149.
by jackolas 16y ago
False equivalence. Because there happen to be two parties in the US does not mean there have to be two groups trying to censor Digg. Also leftists could never agree to this shit, we're not organized (pun intended).
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by jackolas 16y ago
Is testing too unstable/rolling for your tastes? If you don't care about stability, try unstable ('bleeding edge' packages, supposed to be fine for desktops)

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