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by joesb 13y ago
Doesn't matter, it's not my money that is paid.
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by joesb 13y ago
Why do that when I can just press "F12"?
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by joesb 13y ago
The issues is about support for old version. Will Redhat support the same Linux version 12 years from now? If they don't care about OS support. Then they wouldn't have problem with Windows XP EOL.
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by joesb 13y ago
So they can never becomes big company? It's like a pathetic jealousy of wanting to help a homeless as long as you know they are never going to be richer than you.
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by joesb 13y ago
I would rather pay $70 and signin with Facebook than paying $1000.
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by joesb 13y ago
What's the different? If the final usage of Oculus Rift is different once they sold the company to facebook, you are still going to get different final product if you buy/pre-order it via kickstarter.
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by joesb 13y ago
Because you don't want to disable caching of every other sites when you are not wearing your developer hat, just a "regular user surfing internet" hat.
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by joesb 13y ago
My believe is that even if you implement it as is today, it wouldn't have work. Because there's no off-peak time in today's city, at least not significant enough that you can be sure that such power drain are really from the
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by joesb 13y ago
But he was only at one position behind Job, and at that point he was still more successful than many a-holes. Unless we are only scoping the discussion to "a-hole being successful in business founding".
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by joesb 13y ago
Unless they established new Linux distro, say ATMLinux, where most ATM operators pays to maintain and contribute, it's going to be interesting how it will work. I assume each operator paying to different opensource-shop of their choice
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by joesb 13y ago
Just to poke a little fun at you, Most ERP softwares are not well-known for being exactly understandable by average developer, and is known to be consultant-based business so much that it is hardly possible to learn it without paying for co
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by joesb 13y ago
What freedom does BSD takes from users? Users are equally welcome to use BSD code. BSD allow anyone to do anything to BSD code. GPL prevents developers from doing everything to GPL code. That says more about users being selfish and eilitst
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by joesb 13y ago
Most people feel worse with getting a salary cut than having low salary from start.
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by joesb 13y ago
Would it be a problem in HTTPS, since you cannot inspect HTTPS headers in the proxy?
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by joesb 13y ago
What's unrealistic about not letting your kids buy IAP? You set parental control and tell them they are not allowed to buy IAP and that's it. You also have to teach kids to brush their teeth every night. That's 365 times a ye
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by joesb 13y ago
The game has been out for more than a year. So you can get far playing just half an hours or so a day. Unless your goal is to beat the game as fast as possible, you'll get there eventually. Even I am at level 450 before I kinda quit pl
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by joesb 13y ago
> initially incapable So teach them? Isn't that what the parent post was saying?
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by joesb 13y ago
True price of IAP-enabled app depends on whether consumer use that IAPs. What's a true price of "free" e-bay bidding app? What's true price of "free" Amazon shopping app? And you don't need to buy IAP to
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by joesb 13y ago
Many of old console game are well-known for being next-to-impossible to beat but people have no problem with it; see those Ninja Toad game or Circus game from SNES day. Unless the game is theorically impossible to beat, then you are a sucke
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by joesb 13y ago
Except I have lots of friends who played to the last level of Candy Crush without buying any IAP. The game is not impossible to beat without IAP.
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by joesb 13y ago
> LIs close before the next LI, or the UL. Unless you have nested list.
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by joesb 13y ago
Why do people talk about this !bang syntax so much? I can do the same thing with search provider shortcut in my browser. For example, after setting up once, I can press "Ctrl+L" then type "gi" then "Tab" and st
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by joesb 13y ago
With dashcam?
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by joesb 13y ago
It would be great if someone can extract the virtual DOM engine part into its own library. New framework/library with different approach in other area can be develop while utilizing the virtual DOM part. At least I would love to see th
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by joesb 13y ago
What is there to learn? Learning to type English character? We are not requiring them to learn English. Using phone number doesn't require you to "learn" Math.
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by joesb 13y ago
I believe "creating anything useful" in this context means "doing any useful task"; I don't believe the original poster intended to put nurses, cops, or any service job in the same group as investment banker and dom
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by joesb 13y ago
I don't know what "the right way" of "using" the domain name is. But I don't think sitting on the domain without actually using it is the right way. Who is worthy of the domain? At least the one actually intend
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by joesb 13y ago
It's weird but I found my self unable to focus and comprehend the contents. It's like I'm reading but I can't understand a whole sentence. It would be better if the snow is kept to the background area. Instead, it someti
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by joesb 13y ago
> They can be guessed – Regardless of complexity requirements, users will find and use the simplest pattern allowed, and attackers routinely take advantage. It's right in the article that they are talking about average user behavior
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by joesb 13y ago
Are you saying they use messaging service instead of Email? Citation please? Most people use both messaging service and email, each for different purpose. For example, it's easier to create new topic with email. It's easier to a

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