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by mullr 16y ago
They're also useful for reverb effects, in very much the same way. See http://www.npr.org/2010/08/03/128935865/queens-brian-may-roc... (under "On The 'Stomp-Stomp-Clap' Section Of 'We Will Rock You'") Also, I think the technique will wor
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by mullr 16y ago
They are pretty big in japan. I've noticed a big increase in the past year or so; a lot of places that previously offered their own free service now have a for-pay Fon access point. (in the Kobe area, anyway)
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by mullr 16y ago
How did trolltech ever make money, except for Qt licensing? They had Qtopia and what not, but I don't think Nokia is continuing that.
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by mullr 16y ago
Unless I'm missing something big, this means that the only part of Qt making money is now divorced from Qt development. So the development staff inside Nokia is not profitable and no longer strategic. In a large company, this is when you
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by mullr 16y ago
Replace "tap" with "click" in your post. How is the iPad better than doing the same things with the mouse? I don't dispute that a very nice app could be created, but I question whether the iPad itself enables any of those things. Further,
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by mullr 16y ago
I'm distrustful of people who make lots of diagrams; it indicates to me that they may not actually know how to create the thing they're drawing, and thus lack the capacity to make truly sound decisions about it. I've found UML-y diagrams to
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by mullr 16y ago
QR Code support seems like a software and cultural issue; they have public awareness in Japan and are thus useful. But it's not like most phones don't have the horsepower to read the things. TV on phones is a matter of the local broadcast
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by mullr 16y ago
Ha! One out of two isn't bad.
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by mullr 16y ago
I read the last ~1/3 of it while recovering from food poisoning in a Buenos Aires hotel room. The simpsons was playing on TV, in spanish. Although the context was trippy, the content seemed pretty reasonable to me. It made a lot of sense
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by mullr 16y ago
A page about the program itself: http://notendur.hi.is/~gas15/FireShepherd/
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by mullr 16y ago
* Old white macbook * Company-issued HP "elitebook" that used to be faster than it is now. Runs Win7, which I quite like. * Anonymous LG 24" LCD * I'm a loyal user of microsoft... peripherals. Natural Keyboard Elite, plus an Arc mouse whe
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by mullr 16y ago
So install silverlight. Or fire up a VM and do it there. It's scott hanselman, a smart guy and a good speaker. Even if you don't like microsoft or their platform, it worth knowing what they're doing.
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by mullr 16y ago
In my experience, it tends to get confused and intermittently forget what it's doing. When this happens, it thinks that all your files are modified. This is very distressing. The workaround, which works great for single-platform teams, i
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by mullr 16y ago
msysgit is quite good, provided you turn off linefeed conversion. I wrote about some ways to make it easier for day to day use, if you're interested: http://mullr.wordpress.com/2010/06/01/configuring-msysgit-fo... Avoid cygwin git; it ap
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by mullr 16y ago
I used it about 6 months ago but ended up uninstalling it; it had a nasty habit of locking my git repo when I needed it and then crashing. Haven't used it since.
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by mullr 16y ago
Agreed, please show me what it is before I have to make an account. Also, I don't care that you use django. (actually I do, but the app itself is way more important)
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by mullr 16y ago
I use and highly recommend Gerrit. http://code.google.com/p/gerrit/ Having a code review-based workflow has shifted my team from never talking with each other and writing silos of bad code to talking with each other every day and activel
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by mullr 16y ago
C# has || just like any other language, but objects aren't truthy and nulls aren't falsy. This was a good design decision, since it catches the common = vs. == error if(a=b) while doing the type check rather than silently doing the (probab
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by mullr 16y ago
1) There's a vibrant japanese learning community on the web that likes to talk about language learning in general; sites of note are http://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/ and http://www.antimoon.com/ (about english learning). 2) Get a c
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by mullr 16y ago
When I went there in December, my distinct impression was that I would love to live near there if I was still doing ham radio. Having such a variety of shops close at hand would be fantastic. But otherwise... you can get everything online
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by mullr 16y ago
Newer versions of remote desktop know how to pass through some hardware accelerated things, if you have Vista+ on both ends. Or so I've read. I don't know at what layer that mechanism applies though. It may be direct3d calls, or it may b
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by mullr 16y ago
(Yes, it does. You should install it.)
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by mullr 16y ago
This job appears to be suitable for people who don't know what they do know. It's an entirely new level of the Ashcroft effect!
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by mullr 16y ago
In their defense, you could write that code much better with a slightly more nuanced understanding of the language. The platform as a whole is pretty good, and the 'dynamic' feature does help this simplify this case. But I don't know why
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by mullr 16y ago
This is actually more than two years old: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QD9XQm_Jd4 Does anybody know anything further about this project?
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by mullr 16y ago
* Perfume / GAME * YMCK / FAMILY GENESIS * Parliament / Mothership Connection * Anything I know inside and out and can sing along with without thinking
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by mullr 16y ago
In the old xml-based version, there was no way to add comments to your model. That's right, no comments. You could add them to the xml by hand, but they were then not exposed to any of the normal tooling. I wonder, did they ever bother t
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by mullr 16y ago
I use Moq and enjoy it. I previously used NMock a little bit, and it was a big pain. The reasons Moq is cool, when compared with other such frameworks, include: 1) The mock setup routines use a clever and increasingly common hack involvin
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by mullr 16y ago
I wonder how that compares to the cost of booking time on a system of similar class, assuming said systems can be booked?
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by mullr 16y ago
I totally agree. This is what processing is for. Even though I program as a job, a few hours with processing put a smile on my face; this is really what it used to be like. It's fun.

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