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by olgeni 14y ago
> Why the Web is White "And what happens if the Twitter mob finds out..."
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by olgeni 14y ago
Seriously - and you should be able to choose AY-8192, SID or whatever. It could also listen to a tune and render it back as 8-bit sound :)
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by olgeni 14y ago
I can't wait to get Firefox 21. At last it will be able to drink beer too.
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by olgeni 14y ago
Cute, but the square pixels actually look like small rectangles to me. How did it get past legal? BTW, we really need an 8-bit GarageBand with sharing features.
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by olgeni 14y ago
No, but you will be assigned 6 pre-approved tweets per month (for a modest $99/year fee).
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by olgeni 14y ago
Also, run your own bind servers to avoid getting caught in the DDOS of the day (and have some fun with views while you are there).
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by olgeni 14y ago
life←{ ↑1 ⍵∨.^3 4=+/,¯1 0 1∘.⊖¯1 0 1∘.⌽⊂⍵ } ↑ Game of life
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by olgeni 14y ago
Indeed, that was a bit on the trollish side. I'd better go back to coding something myself.
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by olgeni 14y ago
They probably are the most brainwashed and obsessed with the issue, and possibly believe they are scoring points in some imaginary and self-deprecating game. Sane people of different hues are probably doing something more interesting - read
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by olgeni 14y ago
> that point of view has resulted in OpenBSD being completely unavailable on Linode, prgrmr, EC2, Slicehost/Rackspace, etc. However, it will probably work just fine on a cloud platform based on KVM.
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by olgeni 14y ago
Perhaps Google thought it was a good idea to insert a leap month to check how the kernel would behave. Did anybody notice heavy CPU load?
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by olgeni 14y ago
"Also, a lawyer from Apple quietly checked that all the rectangles in the room were just as rectangular as they could be allowed, but not more."
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by olgeni 14y ago
This could be easily circumvented by animating a page ripped out of the book, made into a ball, and tossed in the general direction of an Apple-looking product.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> They only crack it open when shit hits the fan and they need to know what to do... ...and sometimes you can skip the Employee Handbook entirely and head for the Shitstorm Encyclopedia...
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by olgeni 14y ago
This stuff looks a bit like the "Megaphone desktop tool" of some years ago.
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by olgeni 14y ago
Node.js-based toilets?
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by olgeni 14y ago
> proprietary interests can take free code without giving anything back. As long as the author is ok with that, and proprietary interests are happy with merging their own changes on each upstream release, I don't see any wounds. Also, s
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by olgeni 14y ago
PC-DOS disk 2 has debug.com too. With the "A" command you can program fun things in assembler and save to com files :) (color video memory at B800:0000)
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by olgeni 14y ago
Tony Harris: stop abusing the shift key, please.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> What Petraeus and Broadwell could have used Their brains?
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by olgeni 14y ago
> We are no longer Apple’s target market And even that would be ok; the problem is when developers are actively despised by Apple, or treated like digital peons. But since I'm stuck with Android leaking file descriptors right now, even
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by olgeni 14y ago
"Can I put it in my brain, just in case I lose it while watching the video?"
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by olgeni 14y ago
> Giving their developers a little freedom and flexibility is just what they need. Developers submitting stuff to the App Store could probably benefit from this too...
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by olgeni 14y ago
Not necessarily. After the iPad micro, the iPad nano, and the iPad pico, we will finally get to the patented glasses, with tiny Arment and Gruber avatars guiding us in our daily lives.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> to give them a transparent and easy way to communicate issues with each other. Maybe they should fix their own bug tracking before trying something like this...
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by olgeni 14y ago
The fun thing about all these Apple stories is that Apple either "wages war", "stomps", "goes nookular" over something, or it "quietly" acts to cover something up. It's more or less always the same four words.
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by olgeni 14y ago
Starting from small things, it would also be great to stop using #!/bin/bash in scripts for no apparent reason (hint: "it's my default shell" is not a good reason.)
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by olgeni 14y ago
It should be duly noted that the "Italian stone hand-picked by Jobs himself" is not your ordinary Italian stone; not to be outclassed by the Geniuses at the bar, it can even recite the Divine Comedy backwards or sing an aria from the Rigole
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by olgeni 14y ago
Let's brace for another in-app purchase price hike.
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by olgeni 14y ago
> "Steve never would have shipped it." One can only hope that by 2050 this daily Steve-o-rama lament will be replaced by something slightly more interesting. > "Steve's Apple never deigned to do something as crass as "competing." Th

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