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Ask HN: Good Reading/Immersion in Mathematics
48 points by jawee 16y ago|31 comments
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by jawee 16y ago
How do you call WM7 fully html5?
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by jawee 16y ago
Does anyone have a mirror? The link isn't working and Coral Cache doesn't have it.
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by jawee 16y ago
It boasts mobile support, but it doesn't seem to be working with the default Android browser for me (Droid 2). Is anyone else having problems?
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by jawee 16y ago
I too love Puppy Linux! It works great on my netbook.. faster than any of even the netbook-optimized distributions. I'm still running 4.3. The hardware support was even perfect with the LuPu on my main laptop, but I'm holding off as a lot o
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by jawee 16y ago
As far as I can tell, Skype for Linux has all of the same core features as the other clients. The only things it is missing, which were missing in the Mac version AFAIK before this beta, were gaming and the ability to take pictures of the c
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by jawee 16y ago
These are the types of things I have learnt in high school programming classes.. I'm in my third year and taking AP Computer Science next year. I'm kind of wondering how someone could get through a college program without knowing the basics
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by jawee 16y ago
Entirely unplayable on the flash side due to slowness and worked beautifully in HTMl5. Dell Mini 9 running Crunch Bang 9.10 (Ubuntu respin) with Opera 10.60.
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by jawee 16y ago
http://www.google.com/logos/backrub_small.jpg Found at: http://www.google.com/logos/fan.html (scroll to the bottom and it has older official Google logos)
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by jawee 16y ago
Won't everyone just end up using Opera Mobile/Mini or whatever other mobile browsers become available for Windows Phone 7 instead of the default if it doesn't meet expectations? None of the serious users of the current types of Windows Mobi
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by jawee 16y ago
Things I remember being blown away by.. Frontpage 2000. When I was a youngerster and playing with what I had on my computer, this program opened a lot to me. I loved being able to switch back and forth between the coded mode and the viewabl
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by jawee 16y ago
Does anyone smell SCO?
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by jawee 16y ago
Use the only Richard Stallman approved computer, which also happens to be a netbook! http://www.lemote.com/en/products/Notebook/2010/0310/112.htm... See: http://richard.stallman.usesthis.com/
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by jawee 16y ago
A full screen Terminator provides a similar effect that you can use between multiple programs. http://software.jessies.org/terminator/ Great terminal emulator that can be mouse or keyboard driven.
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by jawee 16y ago
Now there is the extra hurdle of having some software installed system wide and some software installed only for the user.. at least in Windows XP when I last tried to do this, I found that even on a single user system that start menu items
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by jawee 16y ago
What does this mean for other programs on the same network, such as Frostwire? The program still appears to be working for me.
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by jawee 16y ago
I'm eagerly waiting trying this out once a Linux version becomes available.. looks very nice! Unfortunately I don't have a Windows or OS X installation available to me at the moment.
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by jawee 16y ago
I only tried with VLC player which didn't present any immediate problems, but I don't know if it uses any of these libraries.
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by jawee 16y ago
What effect does a regular CFC-powered lamp have? Is it all light?
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by jawee 16y ago
I have a rubber dome switch, which I always considered a step up from the membrame keyboards. I didn't realize it was considered one and the same; my Packard Bell keyboard feels almost as nice as some of the mechanical keyboards I've used.
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by jawee 16y ago
I mainly just keep everything open in screen on my server so I can pull it open on any machine. I usually just alt-tab between a browser (usually Opera) and my terminator. I can just as easily work on Dell Mini 9 (well the keyboard layout o
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by jawee 16y ago
Well, bookstores around me had the $40 to $50 behemoth tech books with an installer in the back. Redhat looked the simplest, or it the cheapest.. I don't recall which.
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by jawee 16y ago
"There were only 361 million Internet users in 2000, in the entire world. For perspective, that’s barely two-thirds of the size of Facebook today." That quote there blows my mind. Of course, ten years ago I was surfing on a Windows 98 box u
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by jawee 16y ago
I have an old mechanical keyboard of sorts that I use... I am currently typing on a fairly old Packard Bell keyboard that has individual plastic switches. It is not the best there is, but it works well... so that is what my normal keyboard
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by jawee 16y ago
Looks like a fairly default Ubuntu install in the picture. I remember playing with Linux at that age.. fun times. He probably had a better time of it than me struggling with Redhat 6.3 from my local bookstore though...
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by jawee 16y ago
From my experience in running Debian on ARM, I can say that the software difference is really non-existence. Any of the normal Debian OSS software works fine.. I did not run into any problems with software not working except for the closed
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by jawee 16y ago
I've been in the same predicament before for finding older software. When I needed a certain older version of Hypercam that couldn't be found anywhere, including eBay at the time, I ended up pirating it. I was willing to pay up to the full
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by jawee 16y ago
I rather like the way that Facebook handles ads already. Ads can be upvoted, eported for being offensive, and how they are in general out of the way but often interesting (although that gets into the huge privacy issue.. but I can say I've
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by jawee 16y ago
but think of the bandwidth!
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by jawee 16y ago
The ideas which inspired the Declaration of Independence were thought to apply to all people. It goes back to the ideas of the social contract and the purpose of the government. That's why the Americans felt justified in breaking from Brita

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