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by mhansen 16y ago
Can you explain why you think x sucks/is pointless?
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by mhansen 16y ago
Java != JavaScript
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by mhansen 16y ago
Firefox does. Safari still doesn't.
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by mhansen 16y ago
When I click the 'x'-button on rhythmbox, it doesn't quit, it stays open in the notification area. Ubuntu 10.04
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by mhansen 17y ago
Wow! That literally did take 10 seconds to set up. Thank you!
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by mhansen 17y ago
That's not their justification. You can see the actual Cease-and-Desist on their website http://suicidemachine.org/ They are being told to cease-and-desist: - Soliciting users' Facebook login information - Accessing a Facebook accou
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by mhansen 17y ago
Broken on both the latest Firefox and dev build of Chrome on Ubuntu.
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by mhansen 17y ago
Why do you think it looks like a nightmare?
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by mhansen 17y ago
you never shake your phone accidentally?
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by mhansen 17y ago
How does this maintain the List interface, which defines methods for mutating the collection through methods such as add() and remove()? If I get a variable of type List, I expect to be able to change the list.
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by mhansen 17y ago
Thanks! You learn something every day :)
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by mhansen 17y ago
It works because C structs are just contiguous bits of memory, interpreted as various fields. A pointer to a struct points to the start of that contiguous bit of memory. Child Struct: +---------------+-----------------+ | parent str
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by mhansen 17y ago
Computers have different speeds, and the same software still runs on them. (Unless the computer's too slow or the program is sloppily coded, but then that's the fault of the manufacturer or programmer.) Why do you think a framework should i
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Ars Technica reviews the iPad(arstechnica.com)
114 points by mhansen 17y ago|48 comments
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AT&T's forgotten plot to hijack the US airwaves(arstechnica.com)
1 points by mhansen 17y ago|0 comments
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by mhansen 17y ago
I will argue that a properly implemented tries are more compact but not necessarily faster than hash table. Where do you argue this? The fact is, there are some badly implemented tries which even worse than hash table in term of memory c
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by mhansen 17y ago
Thanks for the example. Yes, it was a serious question - I thought the CIA was largely an intelligence gathering agency. I hadn't heard of this before.
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by mhansen 17y ago
The CIA is largely a propaganda organization [citation needed]
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by mhansen 17y ago
Look through the forks of fuzzyfinder_textmate on github - Jamis has stopped maintaining it to work with the latest FuzzyFinder, but other people are still working on their forks to keep it up to date.
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by mhansen 17y ago
This isn't a guest environment of windows - this is a hypervisor - it runs on the bare metal (using virtualization features on new CPUs), hosting other operating systems. This can't run windows apps as a windows guest.
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by mhansen 17y ago
Node.js is a great example of how to do this right. They walk you through the exact steps needed to submit a patch. http://nodejs.org/#contributing
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by mhansen 17y ago
Why?
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by mhansen 17y ago
Porting the Firefox code base to the CLR would be a massive undertaking
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by mhansen 17y ago
You can compile one in, but that isn't a great solution - you have to recompile vim on every computer you use it on. The patch is here: http://www.wana.at/vimshell/
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by mhansen 17y ago
What superior tools are you thinking about?
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by mhansen 17y ago
Does it work well with multiple monitors yet?
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by mhansen 17y ago
Wishful thinking. We're always going to have older versions of Internet Explorer that won't support any new JavaScript features.
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by mhansen 17y ago
If you don't have the time for that, try node.js - it handles all the epoll/kqueue for you, letting you program in high-level asynchronous javascript.
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by mhansen 17y ago
Where is facebook doing this? I haven't seen it
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by mhansen 17y ago
You'd still have to trust their server with your gmail password

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