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liljimmytables
13y ago
This has been my experience too. Also the search bar is fantastic in Firefox.
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liljimmytables
13y ago
Thanks! It's not a phrase I'd previously encountered, and I love this sort of word wrangling.
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liljimmytables
13y ago
This is certainly the case for businesses with proprietary data, for an open-source community like we're discussing it's just another (admittedly rather useless) online backup service :)
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liljimmytables
13y ago
I don't think it's unfair, IIRC they were quite explicit about the fact that they were using crowdfunding as a way to measure the market. They would quite definitely have had to "put their own skin in the game" (I want
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liljimmytables
13y ago
sorry to be the guy that gets picky about words, but i think you mean contention rather than paradox
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liljimmytables
13y ago
the fact that the NSA routinely monitors certain channels does not turn them into an omniscient boogieman that can read everybody's minds. in fact, being aware of the channels that they monitor puts you in an excellent position in thi
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liljimmytables
13y ago
I don't think they have anything to fix. The teenagers in the article seemed to believe that your social status is crippled without Facebook. It might be a Machiavellian way to get eyeballs on advertisements, but by criminy it's working,
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liljimmytables
13y ago
Also, as swombat observed: the criteria for maximising shareholder returns long-term might be (and almost certainly is) very different to the short-term milking of the company for profit. Intuitively, a law requiring that company decisions
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liljimmytables
14y ago
It's a nifty form factor and a reasonable graphics card, I would consider getting one as a portable VR station for use with the Oculus Rift (whenever, uh, you know, Oculus release the linux SDK).
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liljimmytables
14y ago
joke's on them, i only know how to solve the puzzle using chrome
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liljimmytables
14y ago
> garbage collection pauses AFAIK, mark-and-sweep GC was removed from the JVM years ago (except on Android, where Dalvik used it until 2.something). I can't help with the rest of your post though.
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liljimmytables
14y ago
for the latter, i'm saying i'd rather navigate with a scroll wheel and hyperlinked names a lot more than i want to search multiple buffers. hands away from the keyboard, reading mode rather than typing mode, getting context
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liljimmytables
14y ago
My problem is that this power doesn't motivate me. Do I want to make lots of changes rapidly? No. Further: THAT WOULD BE BAD. I want to make concise changes based on sober reflection. Do I want a convenient browsing mechanism that stay
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liljimmytables
14y ago
The legal trouble with public domain is the question "how did it get here?" In the case of expiry, that's simple: you can no longer assert control over the work- it's too old. In the case of a deliberate admission of release of copyright,
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liljimmytables
14y ago
I've started to view the random gun arguments as a sort of social software crash. I'm personally pretty indifferent to most of the arguments for and against, but it seems impossible to mention guns online without having a mud-slinging matc
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14y ago
i would wear a t-shirt that said that :)
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liljimmytables
14y ago
i'm pretty sure that choosing to wear a t-shirt that suits your own personality is totally okay, and indeed kind of the point
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liljimmytables
14y ago
That's as may be, by making their event t-shirt, they're saying "our demographic is people who would wear this." If you're not in that demographic you feel isolated.
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liljimmytables
14y ago
I'm just throwing out my own intuition here, but I think that firstly, there's an implication that you have a penis. You don't? Odd one out. Secondly, if a woman were to say that verbally to a man, there would be a flirtatious connotation
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liljimmytables
14y ago
> Maybe you've only ever opened documents fullscreen or your work involves little more than punching brief commands into a terminal window No, neither of these things are the case. I'm currently working with Xcode, Blender, terminals a
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14y ago
> the sort you should be using if you're working regularly on a computer Could you go into more detail on this? I've been using 12 and 13" screens regularly for my day job for years, and I find the extra physical area of larger screens
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14y ago
Nah, right now anti-tech is an attitude. As soon as someone works out how to sell things to it as a market, _then_ it will become a counterculture.
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14y ago
The one thing I really like about the default android browser is the fact that it has private tabs. I'm uncomfortable with leaving some things on a portable device that facilitates being left around, picked up by strangers, et al. I can't
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14y ago
I picked up on it from this site: http://750words.com/ It's rather cathartic, although you're right that letting your mind wander within a recorded stream sometimes means you write down some quite scary stuff, it's probably the same part
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liljimmytables
14y ago
Thanks, I wasn't aware it was an option. My experience is solely from staring at it in sundry repositories.
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14y ago
> LibreCAD is GPLv2 licensed since it came out of code from the QCad Community Edition product from Ribbonsoft. It's bound to GPLv2. The GPL has an upgrade clause. > This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modi
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14y ago
... + test + support That portion of the development cycle can easily run to 40% of the cost of the project, that's a non-trivial area in which to throw in complexities. I'm a big fan of linux, but I was a PM at Blizzard, I would be VERY re
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14y ago
Very clean, and I like the content. What platform did you build it on?
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liljimmytables
14y ago
I agree with what you're saying. Still, my point remains that virtualisation is a poor cousin of native OS.
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liljimmytables
14y ago
That's great info, thanks. Disappointing but gratefully received.
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