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by naner 14y ago
I imagine Google pays a better. By a wide margin.
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by naner 14y ago
Cool project, two criticisms: - Nobody is asking for this. Why would I want my team to use two different DVCS interfaces to work on the same project? - It is difficult to trust that a Frankenstein DVCS will handle corner cases well.
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by naner 14y ago
SRS is certainly not satire. It is a group of online activists, I'm not familiar enough to say whether or not they are extreme or not.
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by naner 14y ago
Xamarin Studio isn't maintained by Google either... Also it'd be nice if the IDE supported the platform languages (Java and ObjC).
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by naner 14y ago
Some coffee shops still have manual espresso machines, which require training, skill and finesse to operate. I worked at two different Starbucks a decade ago and have used the manual machines. They require a tiny bit of manual labor and a
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by naner 14y ago
First up is the internet's inability to block malicious traffic as a whole. That's not a bug, it's a feature. Seriously, though, can any network guys/girls spread some light on this? This sounds like adding features for easier censorship
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by naner 14y ago
Compromise on functionality? Too many tabs is a usability problem in Chrome. This just provides additional functionality.
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by naner 14y ago
Inexplicably? They didn't want to fight against upstream. You'd have to maintain your own scripts for every daemon you supported if you didn't use systemd. Also other software like udev is getting sucked into systemd as well. Arch is a smal
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by naner 14y ago
Another: http://www.aldaily.com/
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by naner 14y ago
Here's an example of a svbtle page: http://benyu.org/net-worth obtvse page: http://jackdempsey.me/migrating-to-obtvse wp-svbtle: http://wp-svbtle.themeskult.com/ I believe obtvse at the time of the dispute was more directly ripping of
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by naner 14y ago
Is this the best example of the "infringement"? If that's the best they got than Layer Vault are looking pretty foolish (insecure, full of themselves, etc). What a joke.
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by naner 14y ago
It seems like there would not be a huge payday for Chrome OS exploits since hardly anyone uses the OS.
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by naner 14y ago
Ah. Works in FF but not in Chrome.
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by naner 14y ago
The first instruction is to go to BBCUltraViolet.com. So I typed BBCUltraViolet.com into my browser as instructed, and immediately hit a “website not found” error. I tried some variations like .co.uk or bbc.ultraviolet.com, but no joy. So
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by naner 14y ago
Is Chomsky still very highly regarded as a linguist or is he just very well known for his political activism?
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by naner 14y ago
you're basically trying to write off nirvana's (IMHO excellent) rant using a minor technicality He's not trying to write anything off and it is a pretty big technicality. nirvana should have omitted that ideological jab to begin with as i
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by naner 14y ago
if we waited to be "ready", nobody would ever be a parent. Pretty much all of my friends who have kids planned it out based on specific milestones (when we have a house, when we are making more money, when the wife is done with her reside
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by naner 14y ago
If Samsung can make Tizen work they will probably tell Google to go f themselves, too.
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by naner 14y ago
I haven't been keeping up with the news (if there was any news...) but this suggests that WebOS is now completely dead.
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by naner 14y ago
Pythons whitespace usage, for example, makes it DOA for me. I'm not touching it. If it works for you, great. It doesn't work for me. This has to be up there with people claiming they don't like Lua because array indexing starts at 1 inste
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by naner 14y ago
It is priced like a textbook (not that that is an excuse but it is an explanation). The fact that it is a textbooks is likely also why it is highly pirated. I checked the book out on Amazon[1] and, bizarrely, you can buy it new for $96.89,
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by naner 14y ago
New? This tacky crap has been around forever ;) http://desk3d.sourceforge.net/screenshots.php
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by naner 14y ago
Depends who you hang around. The hip iPhone kids probably won't touch the thing, but here in what once was blackberry land (enterprise office) I see Lumias all over the place. Can't say the same about RT, though. I've heard very few positiv
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by naner 14y ago
That depends (somewhat) on the usefulness of a stolen Glass device. They require a network to be useful, contain a GPS chip and so are easy to track down, and can likely be remotely disabled by Google.
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by naner 14y ago
Any thin laptop with a minimal case ends up looking like an Apple laptop. There's not really much they can do...
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by naner 14y ago
So this looks like it could be a very nice Linux laptop assuming all the drivers are open source (nothing bad stood out in a cursory glance of the specs, though I imagine the noise-canceling and touchscreen won't work on vanilla Linux). Onl
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by naner 14y ago
It is a problem with any patents, not with Apple in particular. Patent law was not a voluntary contract that Apple, Samsung, Microsoft, Google and others negotiated between each other up front. It was imposed by entirely different group of
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by naner 14y ago
It does not occur naturally on earth, takes energy to make, takes energy to compress, is prone to exploding, and is only liquid at extremely low temperatures. Or that's what Musk keeps saying every time he's asked, I'm not sure what the gen
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by naner 14y ago
There's a lot of work and coordination (scheduling, moderation, proof) involved in the IAMA subreddit. I'm not sure we are interested in or capable of organizing all of that here. Also reddit has a much wider audience. Having IAMA's here in
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by naner 14y ago
Fewer characters? :) I dunno. I've done that in the past (actually using a separate init), too. Zile just seems simpler and it works fine for me. There's a billion ways to do things, it is hard to justify idiosyncrasies. I think what starte

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