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by morkbot 13y ago
Yeah, I might have gone too far with that gutless thing, but the important thing is the final outcome on which we both agree: in the end nothing happened.
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by morkbot 13y ago
Politics and economy is not a thing of 0s and 1s - there are no clear and easy solutions that will work perfectly in every country - it's always about finding some middle-ground, where pros outweight cons. E.g. banking regulation - sur
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Hands-on with the Xbox One: Kinect, interface, and OS impressions(arstechnica.com)
53 points by morkbot 13y ago|45 comments
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by morkbot 13y ago
Add to that the speed. Roundcube looks pretty good, even Horde's could make a cut GUI-wise (judging by screenshots from the latest versions), but they both lag in the speed department, comparing to GMail or Fastmail.
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by morkbot 13y ago
WP started to get some traction recently, nothing earth-shattering but still... http://thenextweb.com/insider/2013/11/04/report-windows-phon...
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by morkbot 13y ago
Apparently this is about PISA rating and Poland's "swift rise" in it - so: 1) it's verifiable 2) it's probably more about having good average than having some students be super-smart 3) it says more about PISA than
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Europe Aims to Regulate Data in the Cloud(nytimes.com)
1 points by morkbot 13y ago|0 comments
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by morkbot 13y ago
Except that in the case of non-US companies NSA has to do the actual hacking. In case of US ones they simply need to "ask" a company to, say, handle them their master keys - much easier.
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by morkbot 13y ago
On one hand true, on the other - it isn't that those fixes are some magic, extra smart hackery (at least on the idea level, dunno about the implementation). Don't load an image that user don't see, remove an image that user s
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by morkbot 13y ago
Sorry to nit pick, but (for example) variables being global by default it's not exactly an epitome of elegance.
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Ceylon 1.0 beta(ceylon-lang.org)
7 points by morkbot 13y ago|0 comments
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by morkbot 13y ago
Yes, but from what I understand their plan is to bring back most of the features in the future (I remember them mentioning specifically bookmarks, opera link and tab thumbnails), until then: Opera 12. On the other side Chrome based Opera is
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by morkbot 13y ago
And another one http://bergie.iki.fi/blog/hallo-editor/ (integrates nicely with Aloha editor, http://aloha-editor.org/ )
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by morkbot 13y ago
"When was the last time you looked at a PHP project and saw a list of all the third-party libraries and respective version numbers being used written in a single file?" Huh? Any serious, modern PHP project uses Composer ( http:&#x
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Nokia reinvented - interim CEO explains Nokia’s future(conversations.nokia.com)
2 points by morkbot 13y ago|0 comments
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by morkbot 13y ago
Firefox OS might grow up into something serious in a year or two (but that's more of a hope than any prediction).
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by morkbot 13y ago
Try Typekit, it makes JS much, much better and it more or less is what JS will become in the future (it follows latest ECMAScript proposals)
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by morkbot 13y ago
Also worth noting: "New feature in toolbox: Network Monitor". The lack of it was the last thing that was keeping me using Firebug.