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16y ago
Visual Studio 2008/2010 for C# stuff, vim for everything else. TextPad is my general-purpose text manipulation tool. along with the Win32 ports of the *nix toolchain.
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16y ago
Did the "use the right tool for the job" message in the article go over your head?
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16y ago
Do they have a C# mode yet, or is that still p[r]etty impossible to do?
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16y ago
Great analysis. I will note that however much money MS lost or made on the deal, the value of maintaining a customer platform (for Office) and keeping a competitor alive (at a time when the antitrust thing loomed) was probably priceless. Ma
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16y ago
Yes, but I believe there's a "feature" that allows your friends to share your photos and other content without your permission. This is separate from the "feature" that was just helpfully introduced that allows other websites to identify yo
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16y ago
Put the screen on the other side of the keyboard and I might go for it. I cram my neck the other way. That's where my 2nd monitor is.
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16y ago
... Gruber justifies them?
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17y ago
Felt it in north Phoenix for about 20 seconds.
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17y ago
The argument du jour is that every software patent is dangerous and useless, and every patent holder a potential troll. Surely it cannot be "safer" to infringe on Oracle's patents than on Microsoft's, yet at least Microsoft has gone to the
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17y ago
Interesting how that was never a problem with Java. For years the only outcry against it came from Stallman babbling on about how it was a "trap". It wasn't even an ECMA standard like C#. Yet it was no more free of patent threats or corpora
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17y ago
This seems to be directed at the gaggle of ideological extremists that have hounded and insulted de Icaza for years because he dared suggest that Microsoft had a pretty good idea with .NET and C#. Sadly though, it's precisely those people w
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17y ago
Every day I am more convinced that the enemies of FOSS are the borderline morons that descend on articles like that one to "tell it like it is" with "M$ IS TEH DEVILZ LOLZ" prose that only makes everyone else shake their heads in disgust or
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17y ago
Wales could put three Google text ads on the front page and finance the entire operation.
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17y ago
> locked-down and DRMed, even for developers. That's certainly revolutionary for a consumer PC. Well that's certainly one way to spin that.
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17y ago
You spelled _Microsoft_ with a dollar sign, nyuck-nyuck. How's Slashdot these days?
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17y ago
This is funny. I want to see them make another skit, but this time about Apple introducing an oversized, dysfunctional iPhone... oh wait.
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17y ago
I don't know why this is voted down, it's a valid concern. VS2005 had a ton of performance problems as well, which were fixed in VS2008. That, regardless of the speed of the machine you happened to be running it in. It was, for lack of a be
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17y ago
This will surely end well. gets popcorn
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17y ago
Try saving.
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17y ago
IE8 does not crash. Chrome handles the crash and shows a message. Firefox dies.
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17y ago
They haven't had time to fossilize. Give them a few years. All corporations expand to the point where they require cover sheets on TPS reports. That's inevitable.
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17y ago
Steve Jobs doesn't want you to follow an ideology. He wants you to buy his products. Don't confuse the two things.
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17y ago
I can't help but wonder if this thing is related to Amazon's wild success with the Kindle. Jobs never saw a consumer market he didn't like. Certainly if I was given the option to go with the Kindle or an iPad, my choice would be clear - I w
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17y ago
Seems like the StackOverflow bug is spreading.
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17y ago
It has never been difficult to use another browser on Windows.
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17y ago
If they had added a working backup solution everyone would be up in arms accusing them of anti-competitive behavior.
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17y ago
Blogpspam. Why not link to the original source instead? http://lists.openwall.net/linux-ext4/2010/01/04/8
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17y ago
Live by the cloud, die by the cloud.
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17y ago
Next up: Ford Motor Company's guidelines on successfully building high-capacity highways. "We just think it's a swell idea!"
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17y ago
I was being sarcastic :)
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