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I can switch, but for that I need to go explicitly to goole.com (it redirects to .ru), click "Use Google.com" and search. As opposed to searching right from the browser address bar. Shopping works if you use google.com, but if you
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Yandex.Market kinda corresponds to Google Shopping. http://www.google.com/shopping Curiously enough, Google doesn't provide Shopping in Russia: there's no 'Shopping' tab when searching through google.ru,
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12y ago
What's the definitive spintax code? Is it this one? https://www.npmjs.com/package/spintax
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12y ago
How do you even try to stay afloat? I get 0. EDIT: Ok, you scroll up. For some reason, it didn't work for me last time I've seen this. 5m02s. But you cannot win in this (not)game. Splendidly done.
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12y ago
Has it been just this one guy who worked on this project all along?
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12y ago
Why did you decide to use Kolab?
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12y ago
I guess it could be convenient to start with something like this, if I wanted to make an entirely new Linux distro, with its own package management and basic stuff like that. Right? I am actually interested to start with a tweaked Ubuntu, s
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12y ago
Elementary OS. What's their deal (approach, unique selling point)?
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12y ago
They say it already does: "Right now, both the Apache and nginx web servers support HTTP/2" http://moz.com/blog/http2-a-fast-secure-bedrock-for-the-futu... The thinking is, I believe, that "SPDY
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12y ago
Puzzles, puzzles everywhere. I've read the interview and didn't get it - what's so great in this new game that he is spending all his money on it. I hoped there will be some ambition to the like of Ice-Pick Lodge https:/
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12y ago
403 - Forbidden: Access is denied.
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12y ago
How did the US publishing industry found itself in a situation that the book price is fixed and printed on the book?
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12y ago
Will this RPi2 support get upstream into Debian Jessie? That would be awesome.
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12y ago
Oh, you're right.
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12y ago
Are you aware that there are already more powerful tiny ARM single-board computers on the market that fit in the same size, power and price envelope? Like ODROID: http://www.hardkernel.com/main/products/ From $35
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12y ago
Black Swift [1] guys are telling us: [2] "Want realtime I/O? Add yourself an ATtiny MCU [3] for under $1." Black Swift is a newer, tinier single-board computer - for 'a bit more embedded' computing than the Raspberr
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12y ago
That makes sense. After all, they were not going to release an RPi 2 until 2017, and now - suddenly - they have a new version with Windows ( version ) support from the get go! http://www.extremetech.com/computing/18626
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12y ago
Has there been 'a version of Windows' (how is this one called, by the way?) that works on ARM, before? Does this version support any other ARM board?
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12y ago
I can't see where any trace of MIPS products by Netgate. Are you sure? http://store.netgate.com/ It looks like ARM and MIPS support was on their radar almost 5 years ago https://blog.pfsense.org/?p=472
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12y ago
Is ARM support on the radar? There is more and more capable ARM hardware by the day, while x86 is not getting any cheaper. I would be happy to try pfSense on something like BPI-R1 (dual-core 1 GHz Cortex-A7, Wi-Fi, etc., $69 for board) htt
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12y ago
Yep, one might think that one could manage a decent description by version 3.0.0
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12y ago
As a cyclist, I can confirm that, unfortunately, the pedestrians do rely on sound quite a lot in figuring out whether a vehicle is dangerous: if you're silent, they won't try to avoid you that much. Sometimes it becomes ridiculous
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12y ago
"misuse of GCC front ends" While Stallman's intent is the opposite, this is sounds awfully like the kind of thinking of big companies that are so easy to hate, where one can "misuse" a binary by reverse-en
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How does Prime game S&H?
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12y ago
judge: The cat is green, the dog is blue. ALICE: Is green the dog is blue also cat? judge: What color is the dog? ALICE: orange. I am not impressed.
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12y ago
Like the InkCase, https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/378232716/inkcase-plus-... but for iPhone. Nice.
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12y ago
Is there a popular static site generator for node.js? EDIT: Whoops, there's now even a directory listing static site generators in different languages! https://www.staticgen.com/
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12y ago
A post from the future! http://i298.photobucket.com/albums/mm249/hrenistic/feb_15_zp...
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12y ago
I guess this this market of ultra-conservative customers are mostly US companies? I have hard time imagining companies in other countries getting into the habit of buying such kind if hardware?
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I am pondering whether we could trigger nice hover effects with something else, e.g. gyroscope, on touch-enabled devices. E.g. I wish for the link text to change color when one moves a mouse (on non-touch-enabled devices) or turns the devic
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