mitjak

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by mitjak 14y ago
Looks like it was captured with a Kinect.
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I'm the same as you. I've accumulated years worth of bookmarks which I dread organizing, but at least I can search for their titles. My current solution consists of: * Readability - things I intend to read soon. Works across browsers and de
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by mitjak 14y ago
Presumably, OC has had experience living in Russia and doesn't trust anything coming out of it, however brilliant.
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by mitjak 14y ago
Do you also avoid Chinese and German products for similar reasons? If so, are you a time traveller from 1952?
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There is no such thing as ivy league.
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Can you elaborate on why? I've found it to be far from intuitive and basically a direct mapping of CLI commands straight into UI elements. A user unfamiliar with command line git arguments would have a difficult time with SourceTree, I woul
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by mitjak 14y ago
I feel like a lot of what you're talking about is applicable to languages and technologies in general. Advantageous technological knowledge seems to be more about frameworks and domain-specific experience more than anything else; something
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How many fashion publications and forums do you read a day?
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by mitjak 14y ago
Example from the article: at a conference, the audience thought the author is a recruiter because she's a woman.
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It was also very good! I much preferred its results to Rambler which was popular at the time (and the developer behind Rambler wrote ngnix, afair).
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Le what? Ya.ru is the no-thrills stripped down version of yandex.ru
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Can you give an example? Thanks!
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Perhaps I'm missing something but how is this a matter of opinion? If one wanted to avoid callbacks, which were the OC's original issue with node, one would break up the callback spaghetti into distinct, possibly prototyped objects, and glu
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Document sheets in mobile operating systems(berleef.tumblr.com)
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I have to ask: Why is there so much emphasis on planning a trip? What happened to mapping out a few attractions and spending the rest of the time stumbling around letting your feet and eyes be your guide? All my favourite trips have resulte
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by mitjak 14y ago
> You can of course use Google Voice on Android to make international phone calls if you want, as well. If you're in U.S.…
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by mitjak 14y ago
They have already. I regularly get properly phrased phishing emails from "PayPal". A few times I even got some from the banks that I use. I'm not sure if it was a coincidence or not, but the only thing that gave it away was the phishy URL.
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by mitjak 14y ago
Does anybody except for musicians use Myspace still? Regardless of the answer, I'm still not sure why artists would continue using myspace in the first place.
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by mitjak 14y ago
Do you mean the browser plug-in? How does it work if you're on the go with only a mobile OS available?
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by mitjak 14y ago
It's interesting how I am in the same exact boat as you and everyone up the thread to the original commenter as far being basically fed up with Apple's shit. I am also quite glad indeed that there are now alternatives for those of us who do
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by mitjak 14y ago
This doesn't seem to be brought up in the thread, which is surprising: What about wifi? This month I've cancelled my $70/mo 6GB data/150 min talk service with Fido (Canada) and switched my iPhone to a prepaid SIM. Mostly because I've realiz
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by mitjak 14y ago
Presumably, you do call now and then? Or all your conversations are conducted through the use of a keyboard?
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> proper 3rd party access to core functions and better cross-app communication That right there is, to me, the biggest miss in iOS and why I am quite ready to move to Android entirely: it is very convenient to be able to share data betw
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by mitjak 14y ago
I'm not exactly sure why it assumes such primary use case though. There are many downsides to such a scenario: playlists are not searchable; their order is also fixed, which exacerbates the former problem when your playlists grow massive. F
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by mitjak 14y ago
I don't see either, even after clearing the cookies now, which I did do initially as well. Perhaps not in Canada yet?
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by mitjak 14y ago
This isn't news. I've been using the beta for at least a month now. The player is great, but the rest of the UI is severely limited. No logging in is supported, so you're stuck searching for every song you want to hear.
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by mitjak 14y ago
Will definitely keep my ears open for further announcements. As much as I avoid webOS due to the lack of quality apps, booting into it even for a short while causes me to realize just how smooth its UX is and how awkward and backwards in a
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I've studied most of these as part of my introductory C course in university. Are they really that interesting?
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by mitjak 14y ago
There's an inherent assumption here that $2200 gets you a significantly better machine. It's true, but you can enjoy a massive jump in quality for probably around $150-1600. I believe that's what lubos is alluding to.
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by mitjak 14y ago
That's really not the point.

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