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by nudded 17y ago
and who's to blame, the designer or your browser?
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that entirely depends on the precautions taken.
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-4 is the limit.
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> - Uploads over 5mb cause errors 50% of the time the free plan only has 5mb of storage
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well quite frankly, you will need to hire someone, or else your patent will probably be worthless. A lot depends on the writing and if you get it wrong, you will lose in court.
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In your signup form: when you try to signup for more than 25 users, it just says "mail us". I suggest making that clickable.
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there have been recent developments over an alternative, and http://github.com/mxcl/homebrew seems to be a very nice one. it's still growing, but seems to be a viable alternative to macports
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!!:s/sl/ls executes last command but replaces first occurence of sl with ls. (can also be written as ^sl^ls) !!:gs/sl/ls same as above, but now global replace
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The copyright law[1] applies to everything that is created which has a original form and is in itself original (ergo not a copy). Hence the music you buy is protected by this law. Hence you can not ask the author to get a spare cd. Since he
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by reading your profile I could see that was you first comment, please don't post such comments in the first place. Content is to be discussed, not style
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you could actually do the same in /usr/local. all you need to do is install all packages to their own folder (eg /usr/local/custom/ruby-1.8.7) and then symlink the binary to /usr/local/bin. http://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/tree/ is a packa
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i don't see a difference between /opt and /usr/local , I just think it's a matter of preference
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What were the exact results of your tests? also was a self compiled version of ruby faster?
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his visualisation of the memory is just brilliant. Broader view to see what memory is being used, and then zoom in to see the specific values and addresses. Very clever indeed
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class Fixnum def +(other) 42 end end 3 + 2 => 42
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I thought http://www.ruby-doc.org has docs for the 1.9 library (also for the 1.8.7 and 1.8.6)
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> and the prominent featuring of those two products as a component of a whole new version of an OS makes it feel like a service pack. point me to a page that only displays those 2 updates as the main features. In my browser Apple is cle
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> ... numerous apps have been rejected based on their usage of copyrighted content. that is untrue, Apple doesn't care if you violate copyright. They consider the violated party to handle that deal. (example: there was a blatant ripoff
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because he's probably talking about doing it over wifi, which happens to degrade fast if it needs to traverse thick walls.
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Interactive Unicode Table(ftrain.com)
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I agree, slides hold your presentation together. They should give your audience a way to link the different parts of your story to the whole idea.
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> Java has the same types of method arguments. no it hasn't. You can't do public method(String name = "test") {...} in Java
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As long as your laptop doesn't increase in size, you should not worry
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That is definitly one to remember. And it is actually good advice, making a joke out of it will make the other person feel less bad.
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+1 Am I the only one who heard the rumor that we have enough nukes to destroy humanity 8 times?
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by reading this book : http://progit.org/book/
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And most importantly you only have the rights on the actual representation of the idea (be it a drawing, a blog post,...) and not the idea itself.
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good point. But say you have a photoshop webapp (with all the features the desktop version has). When you want to apply several filters, you are depending on the capabilities of the server and also on the current stressload of the servers.
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The problems that can happen with a webapp: * your account gets compromised, your password is saved in plaintext, etc... * their servers are down, you want to work on a Word doc, edit an image. To bad, you can't because the app itself is do
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John Gruber says it's going to be 2010 and gizmodo is wrong claiming it will be released soon ( http://daringfireball.net/linked/2009/08/13/insider-eh )

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