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by middus 15y ago
This will deactivate all keys, including e.g. F5 for refresh. Moreover, mentioning this here won't necesserily get it fixed. Here's a pull request: https://github.com/robertkleffner/mariohtml5/pull/3 Feel free to comment / add.
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by middus 15y ago
Who in their right mind would give their SSH private key to anyone ? It's a private key after all.
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by middus 15y ago
I was disappointed that this does not make use of TODO comments.
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by middus 15y ago
The key here, as it states, is that they "built their own framework/libraries" In the end, isn't that what everybody is doing anyway?
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by middus 15y ago
I guess they mean that you engage in the SE communities (e.g. SO, Superuser etc.) or contribute posts to their blogs.
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by middus 15y ago
Installing ruby on Ubuntu is easy. Most users of this kind of extension would probably know how.
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by middus 15y ago
I for one welcome our pg overlord.
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by middus 15y ago
This manager is not talking about extensions, he's talking about web apps. I'm pretty sure that it's rather unlikely that Mozilla has a major screw up in the Gecko rendering engine or their javascript implementation. Even if so, the acceler
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by middus 15y ago
This does not really scan ports, it just looks for a web server on a bunch of IP addresses. In doing so, it only checks port 80.
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by middus 15y ago
"I have 500,000 corporate users on Firefox 3.6. We just completing a test cycle of Firefox 4 on many thousands of internal business web applications" I don't really get the problem? Firefox 4 is a browser that honours web standards. So if y
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by middus 15y ago
An object-relational mapper maps between objects and relations -- hence the name. Thus, without relations (-> Mongo) there can be no ORM.
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by middus 15y ago
Could you please remove this link. I get upset when I see people copying other people's work. Go buy the book instead (Surely you're joking, Mr Feynman), it's worth it!
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by middus 15y ago
I don't understand why he talks about an ORM (object-relational mapper).
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by middus 15y ago
So Apple’s basically betting you’ll pay $25 a year to legalize all your content[…] I really don't like the part about legalizing my collection. The music I ripped and encoded myself from hundreds of CDs that I bought retail are just as
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by middus 15y ago
If I click the link I am being redirected to http://de.justin.tv/ , Justin.tv's German site. Is this intended?
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by middus 15y ago
How is pornography related to free speech?
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by middus 15y ago
Why did they give you a free copy of Portal 2? Do you own so many of their games?
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by middus 15y ago
Nope, death certificate. In long form!
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by middus 16y ago
How are the blogs creating passive income? I guess you're spending quite some time creating/editing content, don't you?
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by middus 16y ago
I guess he's talking about revenue. Don't forget to take into account infrastructure costs, health insurance for yourself, taxes etc.
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by middus 16y ago
Please don't. I'd much rather have a consistent UI on my phone instead of each dev brewing up his own controls.
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by middus 16y ago
It is entirely possible to install Firefox (which is the default browser anyway, Chrome, etc.) without touching a terminal using the Ubuntu Software Center. Why would one want to configure Apache or MySQL using a GUI? This seems misguided t
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by middus 16y ago
I disagree: many of my non-hacker friends really liked the dark taskbar of Windows Vista and thought it looked cool.
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by middus 16y ago
This is really a problem. I have taught a lot of beginners in a university environment and many of them already have problems with the different C-style brackets: ( [ { } ]). Some of them asked me "Where do I find the curly ones?" AFAIK the
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by middus 16y ago
Yeah, that would be a really nice improvement. I never know where to look first to find what I want to do. I'm glad that I'm not the only person that is too stupid to understand the difference.
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by middus 16y ago
I really appreciate keeping the default install limited to the essentials. Some might want git, others mercurial. Some prefer vim, others emacs. If you want to cater for all of these people, you end up with bloatware. Installing vim, git an
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by middus 16y ago
I'm very pleased with the overall looks of Ubuntu :). I guess spacing etc. is actually a very hard problem, because it has to work in so many languages. Moreover, most of the software is not developed by Canonical. It's just packaged by the
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by middus 16y ago
Concerning applications: I absolutely miss Grip and would be very happy if you could add it to the packages again. I really liked it because it is very unobstrusive but configurable to the max. So far I have not found a nice replacement for
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by middus 16y ago
I haven't had these kind of upgrade problems since updgrading from 7 to 8. Did you really have trouble upgrading to, e.g. 10.04? It seems to me that there's some problem with your HW configuration (WiFi etc. - never had problems). Did you c
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by middus 16y ago
No, I'm saying that although it is unhealthy the parent poster (knowingly?) is asking them to make it even less healthy. picks monocle out of glass of sherry and puts it back in its place

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