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by kozukumi 11y ago
God will Flash just die already. Firefox is my primary browser and I run it without Flash. On the very odd occasion I need it I have IE in protected mode which has Flash built in. If a site does use Flash I will seek an alternative though a
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Given her previous record with going after past employers I think Sam was just covering his back from a potential lawsuit.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I don't understand that either. I can't think of a single thing that she has done to make reddit better.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I have always found the Haskell community to be very friendly to newbies. They have a great channel on freenode. However I do agree that their can be a lot of arrogance in the FP world. This is actually true of quite a few languages though.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Many thanks for the replies. Much appreciated.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
While there are some Python experts around I have a question; in the world of Python 3 does it matter between 32-bit and 64-bit anymore? I remember a while back the only real option was 32-bit as most libraries were 32-bit only, especially
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Yes that is exactly my problem! Glad to see it is properly fixed and not "fixed by accident". I will live with h/w acceleration off for a few weeks I guess.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I wonder if for-sale model will help offset costs towards the free-for-school units? Something similar to the Get-One-Give-One OLPC.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Just tried in Nightly and looks like the bug is fixed?
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Sure here you go http://i.imgur.com/RNXdLI0.png
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Ah yeah that makes sense, I thought it might have been something to do with their recent switch to HTTPS only.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
And yet there are still issues on my Sandy Bridge system with display corruption even with the latest Intel drivers. Also has anyone else noticed that Firefox is no longer keeping the page state when navigating back? For example on Reddit g
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Very cool, this is one of the reasons I love Erlang and Java. Hot-patching is so simple.
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“Father of SMS”, Matti Makkonen, has died aged 63(bbc.co.uk)
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I wondered why they are using www.home.barclays and not just www.barclays as most people are used to www. It means it is a website to many people.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Fuck it up. Sigh.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I did the whole keyboard must be perfect thing a few years back. I realised I had wasted more time researching and testing keyboards they I could ever save during the left of my working life heh. Now a nice keyboard is something you want to
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by kozukumi 11y ago
If I am honest it is just that I prefer compiled languages. I like Java because it is hard to do stupid things in it but still compiles down to something I can hand over to other people without them being able to break it by opening it in n
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I think Java is a nice teaching tool. It has a good OO design and you can't break anything with it. No worrying about memory, etc. The only real drawback is the verbosity and having to "just do" things at the beginning (such
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Oh God this brings back memories. I was actually offered a job at Google (by some miracle) but turned it down. The interviews (7 in total) were an awful experience. I had to solve problems that I had not looked at since my masters and were
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Indeed it is a big chunk of change. How much is Kevin worth these days? Wonder how much is his own money?
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Nice idea and app. Having a quick look at the code I had forgotten how much work needed to be done for old-skool Windows applications. They do give you great lean applications though which is something I miss. I will always have a soft spot
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I want to love Firefox like I used too but shit like this keeps putting me off. It is the little things that are annoying me now. Pocket integration without asking. Lack of a decent EN_GB dictionary (and I have to go and hunt for the damn t
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I have both fast and slow ring installs. I have found many problems with both, more with fast obviously.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
In some ways yes it is the same. However Photos isn't exactly the most important piece of software that comes with your OS. Microsoft are trying to change how people think of their web browser. Edge is very important yet they are launc
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Looks like you and I hit a nerve here on HN. You are right though. Microsoft will be shipping Windows 10 with an incomplete version of their new Edge browser with the promise of adding critical features such as extensions in the future. Bas
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by kozukumi 11y ago
Several BSODs, glitches with the virtual desktops, inconsistent fonts and layouts, multiple application (explorer) crashes, wifi connectivity problems, failures returning from sleep and standby, dozens of UI inconsistencies.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
I have been running the technical previews since the very start and I have to say I am quite surprised at the July 29th release date. Even today's builds are riddled with problems. They have a lot of work to do if they really think it
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by kozukumi 11y ago
We just went with a simple 240v/10a relay. I would prefer to use something a bit cleaner though so the remote switches look interesting. Cheers.
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by kozukumi 11y ago
We just picked up a cheap electret microphone from ebay. Was a few £.

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