mrjbq7

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by mrjbq7 17y ago
Microsoft has essentially admitted that the independent contractor was guilty of intellectual property theft. I would assume that any revenue the contractor earned would be at jeopardy if Plurk were to pursue legal action. If Microsoft mad
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by mrjbq7 17y ago
Concatenative languages, ftw! [ read eval print ] loop
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by mrjbq7 17y ago
It is very disappointing that Nokia and Riverbank couldn't find a way to work together. Phil (at Riverbank) has done a tremendous job of supporting Qt on Python, when Trolltech wouldn't. He has always been responsive, and attentive to det
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by mrjbq7 17y ago
Why did you steal your name from GeoGraffiti? http://www.geograffiti.com/voicemarks/3923/
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
Inflated or not, 8 hours for the 17-inch is better than 5-hours for the 15-inch.
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
SecureCRT is fantastic if you're stuck in a Windows environment. http://www.vandyke.com/products/securecrt/
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
It's always useful to look at other people's code. Check out this site where the authors created an iPhone application each day for 31 days, complete with source code. http://appsamuck.com/
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
If you want to host source code also, you might consider something like Trac ( http://trac.edgewall.org ) or Redmine ( http://redmine.org ).
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
There is a psychological effect called "Choice-supportive bias" which I find sometimes explains the positions that people take when describing CS degrees. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choice-supportive_bias
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
Reminds me of that old adage: "It's never as bad as you think, and it's never as good as you think."
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
Happy Hacker Keyboard Professional. One of the most amazing keyboards ever made.
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
You have a hugely improved layout and page design than the original wikipedia, kudos. And the related links feature makes ad-hoc browsing of wikipedia entries quite useful, again kudos.
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
Nothing that a good software update (e.g., iPhone OS 2.0.1) won't fix.
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
Have you ever heard the proverb: "You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar"? I think you'd be much more likely to get a response by slightly rephrasing your question. Drop the ALLCAPS, drop the F, and then perhaps make it: Ask
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
I love the new iPhone 3G. And the SDK, plus the distribution that the App Store provides, makes a compelling combination. Battery life is a little light, but the screen (oh the screen!) and wifi, gps, bluetooth, 3G, EDGE, etc.
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
I like EasyDNS, which provides: http://www.easywhois.com
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
Yoga. With a good instructor, it can be a surprisingly strong workout, while also helping to preserve sanity during those long weeks.
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by mrjbq7 18y ago
I couldn't agree more. I use the professional version with the blank keys. The Happy Hacking keyboards have a great feel (the keys are weighted individually) and give a good boost to typing speed.
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by mrjbq7 19y ago
EasyDNS is one of the best registrars out there. I highly recommend them.