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I use watch continuously for just about everything. watch -n 1 "ps aux | grep something" watch -n 1 "killall some-runaway-process" etc
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How great would it be if you could pay a little more to get a MacBook Air with 3G, and the same no-contract pricing from AT&T as the iPad? Great. I was wondering why this wasn't an option..
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There is absolutely a clear advantage when it comes to prototyping and rapid development. Specific example: Ever built a crawler that harvested hundreds of gigabytes of raw data and then realized you needed to make a schema change later? I
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I was one of the people that was very gung ho about Twitter's role in the Iranian Election brouhaha. I recently got an email from a friend linking the Gladwell post with the underhanded "Look at how wrong you were" statement. There's nothin
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Gearman is especially handy if you expose your application to it. I've got a wrapper that allows the app to push any function call out to the workers for async handling. So your image processing (or whatever heavy/blocking task) can be disp
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Has always worked for me on the iPad. Funny, how that works out.
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The apps reviewed by the Journal were sending Facebook ID numbers to at least 25 advertising and data firms, several of which build profiles of Internet users by tracking their online activities. This doesn't surprise me at all, it was ju
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Actual report is here: http://wwf.panda.org/about_our_earth/all_publications/living...
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2010 Living Planet Report - We're quickly outgrowing our planet
(wwf.panda.org)
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Facebook’s Notice To Shareholders On Stock Split And Transfer Fees
(techcrunch.com)
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I wonder how much of Zuckerberg's time all these lawsuits take up. I can just imagine him saying, "AGHHHHHHHH, ANOTHER ONE?!"
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I wonder if they're going to provide all revisions of all data you've ever given them, or just the most recent version. It looks like it's only the most recent stuff. Just imagine the look on her face when your mother's cousin opens the zip
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How is he Ex-french? Was his nationality stripped from him? That would be a bit of a insult after injury, wouldn't it? Shouldn't it be "French ex-trader"?
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Your karma has to reach a certain threshold before you have the option of down-voting. I believe that number is 200.
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I was planning on being in the area that week, and this would've been the icing and cherry on top. Unfortunately, didn't get in. I figured my #gov20 work would count for something, but it seems it doesn't (which is fine, perhaps I'm just no
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37 Signals' New office (pics and video)
(37signals.com)
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My point was just that they're showing a lower quality image that is is lower in size. Great, ice is cold.
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Wow, this looks so much easier than writing a PHP extension!
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I have to agree. Just about every bit of this article is correct, it's part why I hate developing for Facebook so, so much. For an API whose stated goal was to power the social fabric of the interwebs, Facebook is doing a terrible job of le
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But there is a loss in quality! The dithering is noticeably worse. Notice the light outline on that red-ish thing in the top middle of the image. I bet I could've gotten the 10kb decrease by just lowering the JPG quality.
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Post the URL here once you do!
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Are you listening, pig? For a second there I thought he was talking to me.
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Making a browser gives us more power to control web technologies. This makes me truly sad. It's clear they've learned nothing from their own browser history and have a terrible attitude towards the progress of the modern web.
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Haha - I'd totally like to see fully annotated, backdated diffs for each revision--also known as amendments (starting with the Bill of Rights)--and branches and merges for each HR/SR (by accounts that represent who authored said resolutions
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The only thing that makes me seriously wonder if this is a fake is the repeated misspelling of the word entrepreneurs: "entrepenuers" Edit: I just realized I read the posts backwards. I suppose it's not fake if that's actually what Dave McC
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It was difficult for me to read this too; I have a really hard time reading multi-colored text with italics and underlines and font size differences. It kind of reminds me of highschool myspace accounts where GiRlS wOuLd tYpE lYkE ThIs.
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I used to let Google host jQuery for me. And then one day their CDN went down for a large chunk of the midwest (where I live), and I noticed the render time of my site (and a few others) jump up anywhere between 5x and 100x. That was the mo
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http://www.cookingforgeeks.com
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I'm having a hard time understanding why TC should give up on litigation because they're unlikely to receive compensation. If someone/a company wrongs you in a big way, should they not be punished for it? I understand that FG's reputation i
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Wouldn't it be smarter of Arrington (he's a lawyer, right?) to keep his approach and related docs under wraps? Wouldn't posts like these just make it easier for FG, et al. to defend themselves? Edit: Why am I getting downvoted? It's a simpl
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