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jebblue
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I read a few months ago about a startup I'd not even heard of that was valued in the Billion dollar range. Snapchat. I was like, they let you take a picture and upload it while chatting and that's worth Billions? So yeah, Docker s
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Some or several of the points you raised probably fit more into the "chance to look into the puzzle" phase so that doesn't really stand to reason against his point 100%.
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They were trying to keep POTUS from sabotaging the United Stated of America. That is what they were doing.
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The war that was started by the Democratic Party: http://blogs.britannica.com/2009/01/2-the-vietnam-war-top-10... "President John F. Kennedy had sent military advisors and then troops into South Vietnam. Afte
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>> The crux of the debate is when does does a fetus become a person. The core of the debate should be human life is not terminable based on convenience. Anyone who argues that it is, personage, would have no way to argue against any w
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I'm hopeful, will be glad to consider it when it's available in the US.
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Git rocks for small to medium sized projects, never tried it on a large one but Linus made it for the kernel so that would not worry me either. Going into a directory and easily creating a repo there, where I need it, is great. Canonical di
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I'd use Mercurial but its name has too many syllables.
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That's what it always meant to me, never knew it had any other meaning.
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>> Windows sells because it works with every hardware device ever made. Linux does not even come close to that level of hardware support. In my own experience on over a dozen computers since 2000 when I started to get serious about Li
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Exactly, pieces that would be too difficult for them to Open Source I think communities would gather to build those out to form a complete Open Source Windows.
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As a side note, I let my finger rest on the keyboard and pressed some key, the whole page went solid white and a massive edit cursor appeared.
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I never thought I'd read Microsoft thinking about Open Sourcing Windows. I'd consider getting back into Microsoft technologies if they did it.
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Brilliant idea! I can't tell you how many times I've gone to do some chore around the house and didn't have paper or a smart phone with me to make a note. I only hope they don't patent it such that a generic version of t
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This is cool, my wife saw a report on one of the morning talk shows and mentioned it. Glad to see a reputable company (Amazon) who knows the consumer and how to deal with lots of small businesses is going to be a goto point for sourcing hom
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12y ago
Using Comcast with your own equipment and none owned by any one else outside your home? I'm not a lawyer. Anything else including what the author describes, using his neighbor's equipment without their permission even if he thinks
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It has not been proven that Comcast has the authority to do this: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20141208/13222529362/comca... It has been proven that in many places at least in the US, it is illegal and i
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He's connecting to his neighbor's router seemingly without permission. "When you rent a cable modem/router combo from Comcast (as one of my nearby neighbors apparently does)" It may be illegal: http://en.
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12y ago
How did the new agent perform for other cases? Was he/she more attentive than the first agent?
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I've been using it for months, took some getting used to but it works great.
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I've been using this on Ubuntu Desktop for several months instead of the older GTalk. It works great for plain numbers too, just click in the field to give it the focus and type or paste in your plain number to dial.
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Docker works on Linode 32 bit now
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Notch could make a dozen failed games the next 2 decades and it wouldn't tarnish his reputation; he should try and see and tell Microsoft and EA to take a hike.
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12y ago
Arguably dated graphics yes but amazing computational thinking and creative empowerment combined with exciting gameplay.
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They don't need a new game or sequels. 1.8 just came out, it was months in development. All they need to do is come out with releases, some small, some large, add new stuff where it makes sense and as computers and game systems pick up
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I _never_ use mods not in 3 years of playing Minecraft. There are a lot of us who don't use mods. Your statement is a broad overreach.
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People of all ages play and enjoy Minecraft including moi.
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My view changed a few months ago. I think SPI (Single Page Application) is here to stay and is fast subsuming the web landscape: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-page_application My tool of choice is jQuery Mobile.
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>> discussing what OO pattern should be used If there are teams sitting around discussing patterns then they aren't focused on what they should be in the first place. They should be focusing incessantly on implementing the requir
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Isn't the point of open source for people to contribute and improve the projects? Edit: Well isn't it?
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