kapranoff

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ISS Virtual Tour(esamultimedia.esa.int)
174 points by kapranoff 11y ago|52 comments
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The USSR used a nuclear charge to stop a gas well fire in 1966(coal-seam-gas.com)
320 points by kapranoff 12y ago|124 comments
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Gmail is going to support Email Address I18N(globalbydesign.com)
1 points by kapranoff 12y ago|0 comments
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by kapranoff 13y ago
The numbers look too sensational. They are probably very biased towards platforms/clients with default external image loading switched on. Litmus claim they have a "secret sauce" that lets them detect email clients and user a
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Have Webmail Users Gone Mobile?(litmus.com)
1 points by kapranoff 13y ago|1 comments
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by kapranoff 13y ago
Jolla uses Yandex.Store instead of Google Play. See http://techcrunch.com/2013/11/13/jolla-yandex/
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by kapranoff 13y ago
I am from Yandex Mail team. We've been having an influx of users for our mail for domains product because it is free compared to what Google provides now. We also have an importer from Gmail that works via IMAP. BTW, there's an XMPP service
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by kapranoff 13y ago
Is there any Perl code inside by any chance? :)
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by kapranoff 13y ago
Some people here are confused about the business side of making a browser for Google. I even saw mentions that Google Chrome is just a good will project to make the Web a better palce. While that is partially true, Google Chrome also has a
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by kapranoff 14y ago
One thing that jumped into my mind when I was thinking about using pedals at the computer is a pedal to switch the current shell into «su-mode». So that commands will be run as root while I'm holding the pedal. Sadly, I don't think it will
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by kapranoff 15y ago
I will add my 5 cents with a mention of Qawwali music and specifically works of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. See, for example, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mustt_Mustt . This is not just a ticket to the zone for me, more like a teleport :)
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by kapranoff 15y ago
Actually, that's debatable. First, most 80 columns cards had the last 8 columns ignored (or used for metadata). Second, it is much more probable that 80 columns limit comes from 80x25 text resolution of EGA/VGA displays.
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by kapranoff 16y ago
CP866 is a very old standard, it was used in pre-Windows times. There are at least 3 more standards to encode cyrillics in 8 bits. Today, most Cyrillic letters on the web are encoded in either UTF-8 or CP1251. All of them define the whole a
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by kapranoff 16y ago
Also, since memoization is just another name for caching, dynamic progamming is actually very widely used.
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by kapranoff 16y ago
Could you please help me find some links on the GPL3 ban in Windows 7?
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by kapranoff 16y ago
Interesting. People who actively use Multiple Inbox lab in GMail usually have the same or similar configuration. (Starred, Drafts and label:toread for incoming links — that's mine). Looks like a pattern.
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by kapranoff 16y ago
First, congratulations. I think your first goal now should be encouraging users to return later. I would definitely promise right on the results page that more writers would be added regularly and algorithms would be improved so that people
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by kapranoff 16y ago
Unfortunately APCMag.com is not currently available in your country for legal and commercial reasons. Wow.
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by kapranoff 16y ago
You are wrong. There's no way for me to update my HTC Hero from 1.5. HTC promises to provide update since December but has not yet delivered.
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by kapranoff 16y ago
There's a classic email regex from Jeffry Friedl (author of "Mastering Regular Expressions") himself: http://www.diablotin.com/librairie/autres/mre/chBB.html It's 6,598 bytes long.