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by moepstar 14y ago
Props, really? That's what i _expect_ them to do - otherwise i can't see anyone trusting/using them if even they themselves avoid their own product(s)..
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by moepstar 14y ago
One could say the same about everything that will divide your attention from the task at hand - for me this is my RSS Aggregator (with HN, among a few others) and IRC. Solution? Close every program that isn't needed for what you currently d
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by moepstar 14y ago
Speaking of rigid - what's it with the heatbed (?) bending to the left as soon as it changes direction in the video (at around 0:50 - 0:55)
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by moepstar 14y ago
For one, HyperDock has an other purpose than Slate et al. And, what absolutely bugs me about HyperDock: It never ever has worked for me in a predictable way across 10.6., 10.7. and now 10.8. I've had/have to, for the window preview to work,
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by moepstar 14y ago
There's a video from WordCamp 2012 where Barry does some Q&A about large WordPress setups: http://wordpress.tv/2011/08/31/barry-abrahamson-ask-barry-ab...
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by moepstar 14y ago
Of course this works, but i'd wager a guess and say that those are mostly US bloggers targeting US visitors. Once your visitors are from all over the world, it is indeed as the author described - there isn't a "proper" solution available (s
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by moepstar 14y ago
While i agree that (planned) obsolescence is a bad thing, Apple/iOS is still in a way better shape than Android where some devices never ran a current-gen version of the OS and never saw an update to a new major version. http://theundersta
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by moepstar 14y ago
>> That SoC is also powering an enormous number of jumpdrive-sized Android sticks that turn your TV into a big XBMC-capable screen. Do you have any pointers to these? I'm feeling pretty intrigued now :P
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by moepstar 14y ago
I believe this story has been posted here before and the full story can be read here: http://www.goodthink.com/writing/view_stories.cfm?id=11&...
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by moepstar 14y ago
That's 8 long weeks to wait, compared to the 3 minutes it takes for thieves to get away with the car... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DshK4ZXPU9o
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by moepstar 14y ago
As a setting, i wish i could keep everyone from messing with me.
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by moepstar 14y ago
Besides Sedo there's also flippa.com, although i'm not entirely sure if that's for domains-only...
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by moepstar 14y ago
's just the same with Parallels... I've bought v6 which isn't compatible with Mountain Lion now (worked with Lion just fine) Faced with the decision to shell out 50€ to make it run with a 16€ OS upgrade after a little thinking, googling etc
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by moepstar 14y ago
Old article is old and the practice of sending search queries to sites via Referrers is on the decline and (almost) over...
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by moepstar 14y ago
VPS (on Xen, KVM, ...) are all fine and dandy if you control the underlying host machine. Good luck going with a provider that overbook their machines beyond usefulness (most do).
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by moepstar 14y ago
Fixing laptops is all good and yes, i too think you should take broken things apart and at least try to repair them and i do it regularly.. Opening the very 17" MacBook Pro i'm writing this comment from has been a satisfying experience when
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by moepstar 14y ago
I, for one, would welcome it if FB would drift away into irrelevance. It's not about the users anymore (not that it ever was, but it's becoming more visible daily) so it's just a matter of time until even the most clueless will wake up and
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by moepstar 14y ago
On the iPhone it works by opening Mail.app and there you can select the outgoing email address (i've got 4 configured) and i happened to chose the one which has my clearname as for it to be recognized by the people i've sent the invite to.
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by moepstar 14y ago
> What's troubling to me is Dropbox calling in outside auditors (experts). Means they really have no ideas what is happening. If it is a hack, it's damn good one. Not necessarily. It's just that you might actually be blind to the proble
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by moepstar 14y ago
Lets recap what i've witnessed in all of this: My Dropbox account is registered to a@gmail.com but i've received the spam to b@gmx.de which i've recently used to invite 2 people to Dropbox. So, this suggests to me that the breach has happen
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by moepstar 14y ago
Ok, to reply to myself there really seems something wrong with Dropbox... The email-address i signed up with and the one that is attached to my account is @gmail.com However, i've recently invited 2 people with my personal @gmx.de email (us
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by moepstar 14y ago
Guess we'll see.. Though, as i've stated in the other thread, despite being a german user of Dropbox, i've yet to receive any spam to the email address i signed up with.. (a generic @gmail.com one..)
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by moepstar 14y ago
Barely, you say...
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by moepstar 14y ago
My generic @gmail.com email address has yet to receive any casino specific spam either - and i'm from .de so it seems it has been guesswork on the part of the spammers?
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by moepstar 14y ago
Nah, same here - and i just got up... The article is probably spun beyond recognization...
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by moepstar 14y ago
Too much fluff, too less technical information :/ Also, do they contribute their improvements to OpenSSL back or at least have a public repository where others could take a look?
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by moepstar 14y ago
"...said it also worked with Germany’s popular GeldKarte." Popular? In terms of distribution maybe because AFAIK it is mandatory since quite some time. Used? My best guess is that less than 1% ever used it or plan to use it..