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markbernard
13y ago
People don't want to move to mass transit because it sucks. During rush hour it only takes me 25 minutes to drive to work. If I took the bus it takes 2 hours. You will never get me to give up my car with times like that.
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13y ago
Added to my feeds. Thanks.
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markbernard
13y ago
Definitely need an RSS feed.
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markbernard
13y ago
Fonts are not too large. The base font on any web page should be 16point.
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markbernard
13y ago
Paywalls are digital haters.
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13y ago
It is not a stretch. These programs slow down the users browser experience. Though they may not be actively in collusion, more and more of these tool bars are installed and the browser almost grinds to a halt. I have opened the browser on m
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markbernard
13y ago
This article only looks at sales in ebooks from publishers. It does not look at independent sales figures, which make up a majority of the ebook market.
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13y ago
I agree totally here. You cannot price an e-book the same as a textbook. Plus e-books give you a much wider audience so lowering the price is not necessarily a bad thing. Check out Joe Konrath's blog. He is a fiction author but much of
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13y ago
This is such bullshit. People have been buying and selling used games for the last thirty years. If it is such a detriment to the game industry how come the combined annual gross sales have exceeded Hollywood movies over the last few years?
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13y ago
Are you going to pay for the developer to do that? It's just lucky that Steam is supporting Linux at all nowadays.
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13y ago
I have never had a problem getting Swing to do what I want it to. People who bash usually haven't tried to actually learn it.
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13y ago
Really? I have always though it is a mashup of "Linus Torvalds Unix Clone" so always used the long 'i' the same as his name.
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13y ago
Also use TT-RSS as I need to check from behind a restrictive proxy.
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13y ago
"9. That the internet is ruining writing. – David Gelernter, Yale computer scientist" Not very smart.
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14y ago
If your reading the terms of service they already have your email.
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14y ago
Everyone is missing the point. They develop for Windows because they will have the most chance of getting someone to play their game. (95% of installed O/S in PCs).
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14y ago
Java never took off on the desktop because people had to download a large VM to run it. Now it doesn't matter but in the beginning it was a huge deal. Secondly most Java developers concentrated on Enterprise Java and could not write nice GU
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14y ago
And the fear mongering continues.
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markbernard
14y ago
Does he also not know that the scientific community uses the metric system?
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markbernard
14y ago
If you want more specific advise ,why don't you list the projects you are talking about.
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markbernard
14y ago
So this one is going to remove Java from her own computers because other people don't update theirs?
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markbernard
14y ago
So when the next new web tech comes out you just obsoleted the chip and have to throw them all out. When a new image format arrives or video codec or version of HTML all those chips are trash. Yeah that's green.
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markbernard
14y ago
Not stealing if their own system allows it.
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markbernard
14y ago
Have you ever tried to add an Omega-3 fish oil supplement? I find it really clears my head and I can organize my thoughts better.
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markbernard
14y ago
Everyone knows this.
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14y ago
100% agree.
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15y ago
I agree. Especially since all the proposed ones he linked to were horible. For a word to be accepted it has to flow and none of those do.
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15y ago
Since he doesn't allow comments, I will comment here. While I agree with the author's comment that the switch is ambiguous, I disagree with his perception of the current state. To my mind the switch shown is a rocker switch that has the off
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15y ago
The current laws already can be used for covering software. That is why you see EULAs everywhere that begin with WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE THAT THIS SOFTWARE MAY CAUSE.
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markbernard
15y ago
So get your fibre from vegetables and limit fruit intake to at most 1 piece per day or every 2 days.
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