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I did notice they did not say they were dropping Opera support. I think it's reasonable for them to not spend a large amount of time fixing minor bugs for a browser with 2% market share. Isn't this the point of web standards? Things should
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15y ago
No jQuery for desktop JS?
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15y ago
I like the idea of not tying the karma score to the user, but that does help identify good users from bad. Maybe cap the karma the user can get from a single comment to something low - say 3, but let the comment itself show the real number
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15y ago
"#41 Cannot create a final abstract class" is borderline too
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15y ago
I agree, having the source and being able to fix a bug myself is far more valuable than having big blue tell me its not a problem, then me proving it is, then spend months waiting for a promised fix, then the fix breaking two other things..
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15y ago
"...it will only be available for Facebook users in countries where Spotify has a presence, excluding the all-important United States." I guess I assumed since Facebook is based in the US this meant that Spotify would be available in the US
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15y ago
The attack on Sony was not against the company, it was against its customers. I'm sure this will damage Sony in a huge way, but I have 0 respect for the people who did this.
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15y ago
I visited in Opera, which is not supported. But I was very pleased that the site didn't just block me for not being an approved browser, but actually tested for the existence of a feature. Bravo!
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15y ago
I really wish they would allow the $9 fee to be paid automatically if my app reached quota rather than making me plan for it. The beauty of appengine for me was that I didn't have to think about scaling. I guess I'll now have to pay for tha
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15y ago
I have to say, Facebook ads have been spookily relevant to my interests and I click them almost regularly. When I'm on Facebook, I'm just looking to waste time anyway, so an interesting ad might get a click. Google search ads are usually fo
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15y ago
"They released a statement via YouTube last month saying that while the group's organizers had not stolen the data, it was possible some members of the group were involved in the matter." Just about anyone could claim to be part of "Anonymo
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16y ago
Did anyone else read that title as "time traveling German carpenters?" Does the internet make this less relevant for those in the software field?
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16y ago
This article mentions a Google product in development that would "scan a user's computer and automatically add any tracks that Google has licensed to that user's online locker" and an Apple product that would allow "unlimited music redownlo
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16y ago
If the mac version is like Windows, there is a row of icons at the bottom of the call screen. One of them is a chat bubble, which opens a chat with the caller. EDIT: I should read the article - it has this in there.
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16y ago
Now, I am a fairly young person myself, but the author is in 8th grade. I'm not sure he's qualified to talk about changes in the market over a few years.
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16y ago
The text does not contrast enough. And, although fairly popular, I don't like the white drop shadow thing at all.
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16y ago
http://blogs.technet.com/b/microsoft_on_the_issues/archive/2... has some more details
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16y ago
I have to say that people seem to take fewer risks on albums now and just download the songs they hear on the radio. But as soon as someone does decide they like something, the process is much, much faster. I think that will wear off as peo
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16y ago
Also doesn't work in FF 3.6 or Opera 11...
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16y ago
People say that you'll die... faster than without water but we know it's just a lie Scare your son, scare your daughter
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16y ago
From what the EFF has to say, this seems to be an encouraging direction for the patent system. I wonder if some non profit could be funded to monitor and oppose obvious software patents in that initial 9 month window.
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16y ago
Pretty awesome HN has a post on the front page by a fellow Neumontonian