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by listic 16y ago
So, how does this compare to Less Framework? http://lessframework.com/ I just decided to use Less Framework, and now I see this...
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by listic 16y ago
Wow, I haven't been working on projects of such scale, but I supposed that existing infrastructure (make, gcc etc.) is good for large projects. Does it mean that there's something wrong with the current state of affairs that you have to reb
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by listic 16y ago
You might want that if you want to have your setup with you no matter where on Earth you happen to be. I was thinking of using a dedicated server for this for a while, with visualization maybe: a VM for server, a VM for my desktop... Using
934.
by listic 16y ago
That's the thing, I didn't see any difference (granted, that was on my quite recent laptop, but that's what I had for testing). Memory constraint was real in my case: I was going to use this on a computer that had either 256 MB or less. I g
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by listic 16y ago
I've heard that Xfce is lighter and faster, but have you really checked whether it is still so? I performed some superficial testing when I needed to install a simple system that could run a browser on an old computer and I didn't find any
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by listic 16y ago
Hi, I'm definitely interested in benchmarking the EC2 instances. Are you doing some benchmarks that are CPU-intensive? You're measuring the one instance that you've got to use as a server, aren't you? (I'm interested more in, "what perfoman
937.
by listic 16y ago
It looks strange to me that High-CPU Instances didn't come as clear winners in compilation tests. I thought of choosing only between c1.medium and c1.xlarge for my CPU-intensive tasks. Looks like I should look closely into all types of inst
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by listic 16y ago
While it seems not technically right, e.g. CDMA seems to be used here and there around the world, I am reassured in my opinion that if you intend to use your cell phone/modem not exclusively on your home operator's network, you'd better sti
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by listic 16y ago
Also, they may not release an update for CDMA version so soon, so it won't be obsolete in the sense "you can't get anything better wor CDMA anyway"
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by listic 16y ago
Is Verizon's CDMA network technically compatible with anywhere else in the world? (e.g. so that you can us the same phone in U.S and elsewhere, provided it is not locked) Specifically, which frequency band does U.S. CDMA use?
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by listic 16y ago
Regarding OS X version: how do you go about upgrading OS X? I am a new Mac user. I was given a free 2008 MacBook 13" in colledge. It came with Mac OS 10.5.2 installed, which couldn't run some new programs, so I did an update and it updated
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by listic 16y ago
Intrade: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intrade
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by listic 16y ago
I'm in Russia. They seem to classify me as a European and issue prices in Euros. I see "Only €10.91" in the ad text, and €9.71/year when I click on the yellow offer and put "Standard (Turbo) SSL (1 Year) (annual)" to cart. That might be exc
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by listic 16y ago
Nearly same picture here in Russia as well: http://www.liveinternet.ru/stat/ru/browsers.html?date=2010-1... Despite very different picture in general (Safari is nearly non-existent, Opera is rivaling Firefox for the top), Chrome is steadi
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by listic 16y ago
OTOH, feedback fades out even if you read it. I think, it'd better not.
946.
by listic 16y ago
Firefox 3.6.13. Yes, the whole top bar. It fades out after a timeout, and fades back in on the slightest move of a mouse. So, if you are mousing around, it fades out/in ("flashes") from time to time.
947.
by listic 16y ago
The heading ("QuietWrite", "Untitled") keeps flashing for me.
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by listic 16y ago
Not only eBay, but Nokia too. Nokia isn't going to stop producing cheap quality dumbphones anytime soon. (like this: http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_1202-2573.php )
949.
by listic 16y ago
It looks like the paper was (and maybe still is) under constant revision, which isn't reflected in the publishing date. For example, on page 7 he mentions TSV 3D DDR3 memory by Samsung, which was announced on December,7 2010 ( http://www.sa
950.
by listic 16y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. How much do you think card processing costs?
951.
by listic 16y ago
I'm afraid no. I don't see any informarion to the effect that Braid runs on Linux.
952.
by listic 16y ago
Seems to be overloaded for me. I had sucess with this instead (is it the same? I'm noob at this): csup -L 2 -h ftp6.us.freebsd.org /usr/share/examples/cvsup/ports-supfile
953.
by listic 16y ago
Should I be able to use FreeBSD on Spot Instances? I'm more interested in this for the future, when larger instance types will be available, but still. Looks like I can't use any of the Community AMIs on Spot Instances at the moment. Update
954.
by listic 16y ago
Congratulations! Could you explain in layman's terms, where did the difficulties lie in using FreeBSD on EC2? Since I think I heard an announcement that FreeBSD 8 supports Xen domU, though I can't find any information to this effect now and
955.
by listic 16y ago
No, articles get deprecated quite soon anyway. Try substituting 100 for 500 in the URL: you only get 1 article currently.
956.
by listic 16y ago
How do I get to those examples? It prompts for a password.
957.
by listic 16y ago
Are you sure there's an order of magnitude of difference between real and virtualized hardware? Does redis actually deliver 100k operations _per core_? (I thought it is supposed to be per machine, because memory bandwidth is a bottleneck or
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by listic 16y ago
How is mouse-closing tabs in Chrome different and what is "smart positioning"? Didn't notice myself.
959.
by listic 16y ago
How easy is it, from electrical standpoint, to convert from HDMI to VGA?
960.
by listic 16y ago
Amazon is not selling eBooks to anywhere. Yes, selling in 100+ countries is impressive, but there are 200+ of them.

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