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by jauco 18y ago
http://www.lecturefox.com/
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by jauco 18y ago
I think I have accidentally downvoted you to zero points. Could someone correct my mistake?
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by jauco 18y ago
(1) Novell (the guys with more money) do. (1a) I care about usability a _lot_ and I don't have a lab. A simple pc in a room is quite adequate for most studies. (For some of them you don't even need a pc) (2) https://lists.ubuntu.com/archiv
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by jauco 18y ago
about the headset, but more general: If you feel the need to explain your logo (as in " Just in case anybody can't indentify the red thingy ") then it still needs some work.
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On dependencies in the API(googletesting.blogspot.com)
13 points by jauco 18y ago|5 comments
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by jauco 18y ago
I liked the idea of the acunote script, and tried it out. But I like my script better :) It allows you to open items in new tabs and use keyboard navigation in the comments.
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Add keyboard shortcuts to Hacker News(userscripts.org)
9 points by jauco 18y ago|5 comments
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by jauco 18y ago
Did anyone say she wasn't?
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by jauco 18y ago
Those aren't phones.
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Have idea, need coder (comic)(ars.userfriendly.org)
58 points by jauco 18y ago|29 comments
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by jauco 18y ago
Most of the tv here is subtitled, and by now I cannot _not_ read them. Even if they don't match what's being said or they just read "sorry, due to technical differences we have no subtitles". That last one is super annoying because every ti
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by jauco 18y ago
>IBM's comments to the Linux community of developers carry a >lot of weight, given the huge investment and contribution >the tech company has made to the OS. IBM threw its weight >behind Linux in December 2000,
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by jauco 18y ago
XP was released in 2001, Let's just remind ourselves that the first ubuntu came out in 2004. A _lot_ has changed since the linux of 2001. Including the graphical system (compiz, released 2006) everything in the 2.6 kernel (released 2003) th
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by jauco 18y ago
I believe you can safely re-encode gifs without extra loss. (the encoding is also lossless for files with less than 256 individual colors)
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by jauco 18y ago
http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-3113/#why-they-should-go
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by jauco 18y ago
From the comments on the page: If you want to develop applications for the iPhone you'll have to sign a Non-disclosure agreement (NDA). This prohibits people from sharing best practices and improving the platform overall. Everybody has to r
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by jauco 18y ago
http://www.43folders.com/2007/10/23/fujitsu-scansnap-workflo... I guess it's a lot cheaper, faster and more secure in the long run.
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by jauco 18y ago
Except that roughly 90% Of the sites I try to register don't accept the + (including liquidID by the way)
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by jauco 18y ago
"colons: why bother to come up with clear title when you can explain yourself" From the same author as "How to become extremely successful at writing self-help books"
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Confessions of a Used Programming Language Salesman(research.microsoft.com)
2 points by jauco 18y ago|0 comments
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by jauco 18y ago
If you go for the first name last name route, and your target is not just english speaking users, you might want to check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_name
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by jauco 18y ago
http://annotations.diariolinux.com/
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Httpd written in sed(sed.sourceforge.net)
1 points by jauco 18y ago|0 comments
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by jauco 18y ago
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html By the way, python 3000 will force every coder to at least make a conscious decision about the character encoding and will have no none-unicode strings anymore.' [update]Speaking of the
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by jauco 18y ago
http://www.vim.org/htmldoc/pi_netrw.html
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by jauco 18y ago
File-> save As or ctrl-a ctrl-c ctrl-v
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by jauco 18y ago
this site has a lot more coding practices that are deemed evil such as tables all the way down, images as spacers and dimensions specified in pixels instead of ems. However, I don't remember noticing that when I first started reading this s
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by jauco 18y ago
looks a lot like nielsen's heuristics: http://www.useit.com/papers/heuristic/heuristic_list.html
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Use Vi commands in MS Word and Visual studio(viemu.com)
2 points by jauco 18y ago|0 comments
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by jauco 18y ago
well, the thing with these comparisons between vim and emacs features is that they mostly come down to "do you know how to do feature X" because both emacs and vim (vim, not vi) will surely have feature X somewhere. In this case, vim al

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