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by octagonal 13y ago
Have you guys ever considered getting EU funding? There's always some grants to be had with projects like these.
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by octagonal 13y ago
http://ruby.railstutorial.org/ruby-on-rails-tutorial-book
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by octagonal 13y ago
Which would require me to press two keys instead of one.
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by octagonal 13y ago
Why take a car to the neighbourhood store when a fit-for-purpose bike would work just as well, while being free of all the complexities that a car has?
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by octagonal 13y ago
Regardless of the size of the fine, Company x being sued for infringement y is very bad pr for company x.
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by octagonal 13y ago
The people you know don't use stock Ubuntu. My mom and yours don't even know what a package manager is.
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by octagonal 13y ago
You could try getting on the testing release which (as far as I can tell) is still ten times as stable as Ubuntu while still getting frequent updates. Testing is the best of both worlds IMO (stability <-> freshness)
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by octagonal 13y ago
The main reason we lag so far behind is that most of us don't have a "Let's do something prone to failure and find out if it will actually work!" mentality. In general we pay too much attention to thoughts and too little
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by octagonal 13y ago
They forgot the most important part: having a good idea.
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by octagonal 13y ago
The mere fact that it's becoming possible to make comparisons between a Western government and a criminal organisation, even if it's just to get a message across, is worse enough on its own.
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by octagonal 13y ago
Why does that even matter? It's not as if you have to interact with it beyond issuing a "lolcommits --enable" command.
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by octagonal 13y ago
So if I had the inclination to live out a Cowboy Bebop fantasy, that would be completely possible?
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With Accelerator Assembly, Europe's accelerators now have their own network(rudebaguette.com)
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by octagonal 13y ago
There is no right to privacy in public spaces and no expectation thereof either. The only thing those cameras do is replace police officers. Another thing you are also forgetting is that people were aware of those cameras the second they we
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by octagonal 13y ago
Sure they do. But are they expecting China to comply with them?
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by octagonal 13y ago
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/charter/pdf/text_en.pdf http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charter_of_Fundamental_Rights_o... Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union Article 8 Protection
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by octagonal 14y ago
I use firstname@owndomain.com for business (admittedly through Google's Apps for Business) and fullname@gmail.com for friends.
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by octagonal 14y ago
I came across the same hindrances when trying to build something similar to this. Public transportation data is surprisingly private.
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by octagonal 14y ago
He probably meant "I'd rather be in any other developed nation than the US"
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by octagonal 14y ago
Design trends never make a design good.
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by octagonal 14y ago
It really shows we're still in our very early baby steps of space exploration when drilling a hole in a different planet is considered marvelous news.
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by octagonal 14y ago
The differences between Japan and China are truly interesting.
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by octagonal 14y ago
I wonder, for every vote on a submission here, how many people actually visit the link?
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by octagonal 14y ago
On a similar note, I'm currently in the planning phase of building a "specificity calculator" as a bundle for TextMate. It will mostly be targeted towards complicated CSS files and the people who create them but I imagine it will also be he
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by octagonal 14y ago
It always bothers me when I see listings where Eurozone countries are seen as separate entities. We're not. Our economies and social structures are heavily interdependent on each other and that's only ever going to increase. Regarding Euroz