mitjak

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   by mitjak 16y ago

   Here is a step-by-step guide on how to transfer the domain away from GoDaddy. It's to a registrar unknown to me but the instructions will work for any registrar, and the guide is new enough to use the current version of GoDaddy's craptastic
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   by mitjak 16y ago

   But where to transfer to? NameCheap? 1&1?
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   by mitjak 16y ago

   Perhaps some of us care more about endangered species than those getting scammed around the world? Just a thought.
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   by mitjak 16y ago

   The thing that always gets me is that my local movie theatre is playing terrible unoriginal flicks shot for a budget higher than that.
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   by mitjak 16y ago

   But, the unibody MacBook design came well before iPhone 4?
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   by mitjak 16y ago

   Beatles* shudder
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   by mitjak 16y ago

   What?
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   Ask HN: So, how is Apple's Ping doing?

   5 points by mitjak 16y ago|6 comments
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   by mitjak 16y ago

   I like WhileDile later more, or at least the way the "see ya later alligator" idea was heading more. People are bear biased.
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    To add to the bug report thread, there is no way to get out of the very first dialogue the app presents (choose shared folder to use). If I don't select anything, I can't close the app in any way except for using Activity Monitor.
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    Garage Band, which is a stripped-down version of Logic designed for 12-year-olds Hey there, speak for yourself. I like to think of GarageBand as Notepad for music. Perfect balance of features just enough to jot down an idea or throw toget
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    Also, how come he really needed a, judging by the $3000 pricetag, 17" or a fully upgraded 15" MacBook Pro but was able to do just fine with a refurbished lower-end Dell?
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    I'm pointing out recording and playing back tracka because the author of the article emphasizes it as one of the main use cases.
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    A musician and, more importantly, a computer geek tells his story of switching from Mac to Ubuntu His story, while informative, is nowhere near close to that of a typical musician or even audio geek. It's not the platform but the software
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    You could filter the light down perhaps? Or change your seat placing you in a perfect position to both work and sunbathe.
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    That'll just block Facebook from showing up in Google results which they never did in the first place unless you searched for someone's name.
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    I'm in a similar situation as analyst74. I used to be rather introverted, but in the recent years I started thinking of interaction with people I don't know that well a game of sorts. Oftentimes, people are far more relaxed and natural with
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    I like how you emphasize huge windows. A lot of people I've worked and am studying with don't seem to value natural light much. In fact, many hurry to close the blinds only to turn on artificial lighting on. Why???! I personally find large
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    My problem usually, contrasting other comments here, is that I don't look at the URL of the link I'm clicking on but primarily at the title. Since a lot of questions on EE are very specific, I often click by accident since the question soun
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    Quick, block expertsexchange!
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    What is your current job and motivation for preferring it, if you don't mind sharing?
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    In light of the Mac App store they probably will :/
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    You don't need to regenerate any HTML and changes are instant. Also, I honestly don't think one can burn through too much CPU with occasional JavaScript. This is some hardcore environmentalism.
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    Or the recursive version, upon sorting: function find_dupe(a){ if(a.length==0) return -1; if (a[0]==a[1]) return a[0]; else return find_dupe(a.slice(1,a.length)); } BTW, are loops more efficient than recursion in JS? It sure seems
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    Nobody seems to have asked this yet: where is the data coming from? I find it hard to believe U.S. is at 2.9% IE6 usage, for instance.
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    The original commenter pointed out that 0.02% is a more significant figure than the Gmail team makes it out to be, and that 150,000 is very significant. I'm saying the 150,000 figure isn't as significant as it looks, either.
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    And how many of those are likely to be active and be expecting serious email instead of newsletters and spam?
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    This brings up the same recurring theme: lack of understanding or correct communication between the "art" and "science" departments. I am not an expert on the matter but two things I've noticed about a working designer-programmer workflow a
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    Or for a $100, you can buy a pair of studio grade Sony MDR-7505's or a similar monitor type of headphones that will more or less faithfully reproduce a recording and not over-accentuate the lower and high end sacrificing the crucial midrang
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    by mitjak 16y ago

    Or any other reader, really, like the Sony's or the Nook. The Kobo is sold at about the same price as a Nook but is limited in a number of very annoying ways (no book wide search, no way to jump to a particular page etc.)