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by mishmash 17y ago
Cool, I could never love an OS that didn't have a standard menu bar.
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by mishmash 17y ago
Seems like this is a pretty critical thing to do.
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by mishmash 17y ago
But it's still owned by Microsoft, which isn't okay in my experience. ;)
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by mishmash 17y ago
Good quick read and refresher. I look forward to future articles in this style. :)
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by mishmash 17y ago
Note: "alpha release 1" - sounds like fun for some.
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by mishmash 17y ago
I don't know why, but sometimes I find myself unwilling, or, at least hesitant to profit from my favorite projects while others, have no problem. Is it an art thing? Something psychological? Is he also experiencing this effect?
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by mishmash 17y ago
It's been a long time since I've tried it, but will try again soon. From the guided tour, it looks impressive: http://www.pgadmin.org/visualtour.php
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by mishmash 17y ago
Does pgMyAdmin (or whatever the phpMyAdmin equivalent is called) still suck?
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by mishmash 17y ago
Right, but millions in marketing hype is .
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by mishmash 17y ago
What are the chances of this being adopted anywhere else (leaving IE out, of course)?
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by mishmash 17y ago
Have you tried Inquisitor? http://www.inquisitorx.com/safari/index_en.php
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by mishmash 17y ago
Not much, but yeah search does brick out occasionally and TM must be restarted.
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by mishmash 17y ago
Look how many years it took them to finally do it though. Hell, there's practically nothing left to do...
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by mishmash 17y ago
Don't forget guys, the web likes free. :)
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by mishmash 17y ago
Here's the print link, let me know if this isn't cool here on HN. http://embedded.com/columns/technicalinsights/205918952?prin...
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by mishmash 17y ago
And lots of user data.
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by mishmash 17y ago
Interesting, thanks for the clarification.
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by mishmash 17y ago
My most recent home cable box (a Moto from Cox) will only output 720p to our TV via HDMI - component cables force to 480p, FWIW.
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by mishmash 17y ago
Great story. Just remember, it is their ideals that give the "other half" linux to begin with. :)
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by mishmash 17y ago
"The other sees this as some kind of holy war and is really just using Linux to act like drama queens." No need to deride an entire class of your peers simply because their ideals are different than yours.
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by mishmash 17y ago
And I get that. We (in our apps) have captchas, crapflood limits, banning, etc. that Trent doesn't have IRL.
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by mishmash 17y ago
In some countries you lose your life for "standing by your identity," in others you don't. http://iranianminorityshumanright.blogspot.com/2009/03/repor...
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by mishmash 17y ago
Your life and circumstance may allow for this, others don't. :)
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by mishmash 17y ago
Anonymity isn't the problem. The problem is that Trent's mind still cares enough about what other people think of him that it is consumed by the act of surveying his status and trying to please the please-able. That's a dead end. Instead, I
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by mishmash 17y ago
It might be positive, but I don't really think his record is that great. In my mind, at least, he might break even or float something like a 60% accuracy/trust rating. It would be interesting to see hard numbers of his actual predictions. A
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by mishmash 17y ago
One vote for Erlang - sending messages between processes on separate machines after only a few hours reading Programming Erlang truly had that magical "whoa" factor I remember from days or yore.
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by mishmash 17y ago
Define forever? ;)
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by mishmash 17y ago
IIRC, iPod support was part of the problem, thanks to the DMCA and friends.
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by mishmash 17y ago
This story truly must be one of the great Mac stories of all time, but it's ancient when judged against the "News" in Hacker News.
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by mishmash 17y ago
With programming pop culture being so large today, why aren't the greybeards (and/or their ideas) a larger part of it? I would love to be reading more oldschool stuff on sites like this, but "ruby + cloud" style stuff is news. And for me, a

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