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jenscow
11y ago
I thought that with Skype, then Nokia.
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jenscow
11y ago
Well, I disagree with the guidelines. I beleive hiding text from others, just because you don't agree with it, is censorship. It discourages open discussion.
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jenscow
11y ago
> I never add anyone from work on Facebook. Same goes for my wife. Wise choice, although I'm sure she has other ways of seeing what you get up to.
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jenscow
11y ago
The article confirms: It's hard to separate out the Microsoft stack and the scale up approach because for licensing reasons they tend to go together. If you find yourself in the position of transitioning from scale up to scale out by
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jenscow
11y ago
The answer to "what's the best language?" should not be "language X", but "what are you making?" Once you've defined the requirements, restrictions, and personal abilities, only then you can have a me
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11y ago
Without VAT, it's about $5 [0] [0] https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%28100%2F%28100%2B20%29+*+...
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jenscow
11y ago
Wouldn't it have been easier to just fork Android and slap a Windows logo on it? Like Amazon have done.
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jenscow
11y ago
Who appointed the domain squatters to provide this service? Ah, it was first-come-first-served.
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jenscow
11y ago
Johnny can't even select, download, use, or configure an email client.
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jenscow
11y ago
> Your personal views are just that, personal As is yours, so why bicker? C#/.NET is also my favourite, but it's not the be-all and end-all of web development. It might be the best for all of your projects, but not for everyone
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jenscow
11y ago
> Trying to speed it up with tanks and guns is just crazy. No, that's dictating.
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jenscow
11y ago
I couldn't disagree more. I'm a developer, and personally have no interest in a Chromebook but there's no way I'd recommend the types of machines I use to my mother. I'd use my knowledge of computers to recommend so
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jenscow
11y ago
Don't get me wrong, I'm pleased with the progress - but doesn't this just mean they'll make it harder to crack?
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jenscow
11y ago
Yep. You can't see the Emperor's clothes, either?
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jenscow
11y ago
No, the article says "found human DNA in 2% of the samples", meaning 7 out of 345 samples had the DNA. This implies it's not as common as you suggest.
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jenscow
11y ago
what the hell is a jigawatt?
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jenscow
11y ago
Authenticode?
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jenscow
11y ago
> I still think the 2003 editions were the best Yet LibreOffice is said to be comparable to that version.
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jenscow
11y ago
Sorry. Here, have your information back: ----------- If you read this, you are a thief, you just stolen that information from me. Do you agree? Arguing about labels is stupid, but so is misusing a word for financial gain.
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jenscow
11y ago
That script is the best description of Docker I've read.
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jenscow
11y ago
"I didn't get rich by writing a lot of checks"
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jenscow
11y ago
Hence it being the new IE.
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jenscow
11y ago
I don't know the details, but this could be due to local TV stations buying exclusivity for this content in your country.
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jenscow
11y ago
You'd have to get a bot to do that, since us human's can't access the content it points to.
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jenscow
11y ago
Despite this, we still have a 2x19" mouse driven non-touch tablet. disclaimer: I use Windows 8 at work.
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jenscow
11y ago
Without a doubt. They're a "mobile first, cloud first" company, creating a "tablet that can replace your laptop".
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jenscow
12y ago
So, IIS doesn't use http.sys?
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jenscow
12y ago
I once thought having to "compile" into Javascript was a small price to pay for the great benefits that Dart provides. I now believe compiling to JS is actually a feature : You're only targeting a single "VM" imple
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12y ago
> Not really first But they weren't made by the same company as the OS was. And I do agree that moving away from MS Office would be very foolish, if money saving is the reason behind it.
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12y ago
I don't disagree. But most of it boils down to MS Office was there first (and made by the same company as the OS). Each of your bullet points assumes a migration from Office to LO, and that there isn't already an infrastructure th
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