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by ks 18y ago
I found the article by searching for "207403647" http://www.eetimes.com/TechSearch/Search.jhtml?site_id=EE+Ti...
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by ks 18y ago
Web applications will not solve our synchronization problems Example: You want to send a mail using Yahoo Mail where you attach a document created with Google docs. When you created that document you wanted to use an image from Flickr. That
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by ks 18y ago
I've thought about that too. What if there is a civilization out there that are millions of years ahead of us. What can't they do? We think in human terms, but they might not have the need to spread to every planet. But they may want to sto
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by ks 18y ago
> Why should anyone involved in free software development care about people who doesn't care about free software? Sometimes the end justifies the means. I'm sure that many of the Firefox converts didn't switch because of their love of f
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by ks 18y ago
> Instead, it should be law that it's optional for the candidate to ANSWER them. Isn't every question optional? It's not like you go to jail if you don't answer a question. It's not a good strategy, but AFAIK it is legal
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by ks 18y ago
"And note that he didn't sell an idea - he sold a script that he has to write. Which is around a years work." I don't think it's so different. He sold the idea of a movie. The script is just part of the "implementation".
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by ks 19y ago
"See what's on employees' laptops" It is the first time that I have seen invasion of privacy as a feature ;-)
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by ks 19y ago
I use both Yahoo and Google. Why can't you just use <a rel="nofollow"...> or a robots file to stop them from indexing x-links?
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by ks 19y ago
I think browsershots.org does that
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by ks 19y ago
If MS blocked ads from Google, they would have to block their own ads too.
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by ks 19y ago
But how can you know what to search for? What if you get the following item in your RSS reader: "Dalai Lama Shows Support for Olympics" (NY Times) How will you know the significance of this if you don't know who Dalai Lama is? And you would
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by ks 19y ago
I think I've read somewhere that Disqus uses Django.
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by ks 19y ago
I noticed that it took some time to process each answer. If I had made this, I would probably have loaded the answers and image URLs for each lesson only once, in a single JS file (preferably a static file). Then you would not have to conne
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by ks 19y ago
Yes. Cool use of Javascript. I thought it was Flash until I looked at the source
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by ks 19y ago
I can only speak for myself. If I'm going to work for 6 months without pay, you would have to offer me a position as a cofounder.
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by ks 19y ago
At my university, we used Unix for everything. We never had any lectures about how to use make, tar, cvs or LaTeX. But we were required to use them, so we had to learn stuff ourselves. I think that is the best way to learn, since it made us
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by ks 19y ago
It gets worse. I have seen tabular data mangled by <div>'s... Tables are for tabular data. Examples can be product listings and IMHO forms. You just have to look at a printed form to see that it is tabular data.
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by ks 19y ago
> "I think your assertion that "you can't have it all" is telling. We are raised in the US being told that we can indeed have it all, if we work hard enough." But unfortunatly, not everyone can have it all. That attitude may lead to mor
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by ks 19y ago
The reason why your dumb programmers uses Java is because that was their first language. Dumb programmers don't like to learn new stuff. If they were interesting in learning, they would become smart programmers :-) Don't blame it on the lan
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by ks 19y ago
There are drivers for it, but I don't know how good they are. http://www.wiili.org/Wiimote_driver
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by ks 19y ago
And pressure from the EU probably helped a lot :-)
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Does Your Code Pass The Turkey Test?(moserware.com)
11 points by ks 19y ago|5 comments
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by ks 19y ago
And don't forget health care. I bet most would trade their DVD player for better health care
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by ks 19y ago
Another example is www.alltheweb.com. They were very good, but I switched to Google because it was easier to type :-) If they had a more catchy name and better PR they could have been in the position that Google is now.
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by ks 19y ago
I also see them twice, but it doesn't bother me. Just leave it as it is.
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by ks 19y ago
I see links to comment pages for all items, so perhaps it's your RSS reader? But it would be nice to see the submission text.
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by ks 19y ago
And don't forget the other handheld device - iPod. It has all the characteristics of a PDA, but the software is limited to media.
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by ks 19y ago
Nokia hasn't purchased anything "The acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions, including acceptance by shareholders representing more than 90 % of the fully diluted share capital" They want to buy at least 90% of the company.
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by ks 19y ago
This was a crime. He stole money from the site.
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by ks 19y ago
I loaded the home page in Internet Explorer 7 (should be main stream enough?). The page generates javscript errors when I click a link...

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