koyote

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   by koyote 13y ago

   But would you say Slackware is more popular these days than OpenSuse? I think number of forks is not a very precise metric.
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   by koyote 13y ago

   Nothing stopping you doing a rough landing in a vast open area though, is there?
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   by koyote 13y ago

   I completely agree. After having used C# extensively recently, and having used quite a lot of Java before that, I have a feeling that C# is what Java should have been/should be. LINQ alone makes C# infinitely less verbose and 'boi
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   by koyote 13y ago

   In the end, do you think the 15-16 hour work day was close to being as productive as two 8 hour work days? I feel that in the end you will create more harm than good as more mistakes creep in during the later hours of the day which will the
5. 695.▲
   by koyote 13y ago

   Or a nice car, because, lets face it, you'll be spending more time in your car than in your house.
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   by koyote 13y ago

   VS2010 actually does implement quite a few of C++11's features, you have to be careful though and better read the MSDN documentation for each of them. A weird case I found recently was that the VS2010 implementation of std::to_string(.
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   by koyote 13y ago

   I was just going to say, in my opinion this gives you less control over the whole environment and you have to trust AeroFS to fix any bugs and add features when/if they are needed. I guess on the plus-side, you get phone support, if th
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   by koyote 13y ago

   While I agree with PS+ being good value, what about the casual gamers like me who enjoy playing through one or two good games a year and might want to play some of these games online from time to time? I currently have a PS3 and the last ga
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   by koyote 13y ago

   You could have a look at Owncloud ( http://owncloud.org ). I played around with it a couple of days ago and seems to be quite powerful. It acts very much like Dropbox and can be installed on any web server that supports PHP.
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    by koyote 13y ago

    It's the 'China National School of Administration'.
11. 701.▲
    by koyote 13y ago

    If you're paying cash, why would you pay cash? It's £1.40 with an oyster card or a contactless bank card.
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    by koyote 13y ago

    I did the same! It also doesn't seem to like swear words and web abbreviations (like j/k for example). Perhaps with more data (from twitter or similar) it could go a long way though; as it definitely needs to learn about the more
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    by koyote 13y ago

    Wait, Talk is country restricted?
14. 704.▲
    by koyote 13y ago

    Can you recommend a couple of good automated security tools?
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    by koyote 13y ago

    And the acquisition also generated a lot of bewilderment from nearly everyone in the industry. The conspiracy theorist in me wonders how much PRISM had to do with the acquisition of Skype...
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    by koyote 13y ago

    Do you have any sources confirming that the Luxembourgish banking laws would allow Paypal (and all the other countless international banks stationed there) to get away with this?
17. 707.▲
    by koyote 13y ago

    Because Phoenix is known for its important education sector just as Luxembourg is known for its important financial sector? I am very confused by your statement.
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    by koyote 13y ago

    I just tried it and it only rang my computer. When I quit hangouts from my computer it did not ring my phone and directed me to the voice mail after a couple of dial tones. A normal hangout call from someone else using hangouts rings both a
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    by koyote 13y ago

    Have you tried giffgaff? They offer 500mb for 5 quid, data only and no contract: http://giffgaff.com/goodybags
20. 710.▲
    by koyote 13y ago

    I have seen people get around it by making their own version of the map. Those maps usually end up having the stations match their respective locations to each other more closely. They naturally don't look as 'good' as the official map thou
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    by koyote 13y ago

    I have however seen people get around this by making their own version of the map; often opting for a map that more closely resembles the true relative positions of the stations. Naturally this CSS map is an almost 1-for-1 copy of the origi
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    by koyote 13y ago

    Does he need a licence if the entire map is built programmatically and no TFL 'resource' (as in artwork) has been used directly?
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    by koyote 13y ago

    Wow, I had not even seen that. I do not know how I feel about this. ITV is one of the biggest TV stations in the UK and their mobile player being Samsung only is pretty aggravating: "Our intention is to extend this supported device list to
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    by koyote 13y ago

    I wonder how this compares to Android users, where (I presume) many users have auto-update turned on.
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    by koyote 13y ago

    Internet explorer (10) doesn't even render it properly in the first place. ( http://i.imgur.com/R87CGQ4.png )
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    by koyote 14y ago

    Apple's product page is pretty generic these days. This is very pretty indeed though, especially the text over the video.
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    by koyote 14y ago

    Here's the Gherkin and Canary Warf in the background: http://btlondon2012.co.uk/pano.html?view.hlookat=-48.0944&#3...
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    by koyote 14y ago

    Relevant xkcd: http://xkcd.com/678/
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    by koyote 14y ago

    £20 on giffgaff? You must make a lot of calls to non-giffgaff users on the go. And how were you paying £80 before? The advantage of having a smartphone is that you can get by easily on something like their £10-12 plan simply by using data t
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    by koyote 14y ago

    Wouldn't using bumblebee do exactly what this article describes, but automatically and with the advantage of using the nvidia GPU for specific applications? At least that's what I've been using for over a year now.