oomkiller

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   by oomkiller 18y ago

   Thats a good point, almost like testing with users that are power users for your software. This would be fine though if your target users have the same experience as the turk users.
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   by oomkiller 18y ago

   Thats because it was taking your picture, they say on their website that there is no way to take a picture without turning the light on. Rest assured, the picture and other data are encrypted with the credentials.ost file.
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   by oomkiller 18y ago

   This has been around for some time now. Since it relies on OpenDHT, it has been really unstable and unreliable lately.
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   by oomkiller 18y ago

   Seriously, how did <label> make this list?
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   by oomkiller 18y ago

   Yeah it probably was :)
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   by oomkiller 18y ago

   So true, I read that and puked.
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   by oomkiller 18y ago

   This sounds like a really cool idea, and would be very useful to the startup culture. You'll have to remember though, startups don't always have lots of money to spend on services, so they usually just do it themselves (if horribly). You'
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   by oomkiller 18y ago

   We have been able to produce neutrons from fusion reactions for a while now, this is nothing new. The real breakthrough will be when someone finds a way to make a net positive energy reaction (where you produce more than you consume). Ano
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   by oomkiller 18y ago

   The first time I tried to send a phone message, it rang my phone but never read anything back. The second time, I noticed the low-quality TTS. If you're going to charge for this, at least use something good like Cepstral. Interesting con
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    by oomkiller 18y ago

    I think this article is close, but misses an important player, SSDs. SSDs bring super-fast data rates that can be amplified by traditional techniques (striping etc), but work enough like disk systems so that applications don't have to be r
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    by oomkiller 18y ago

    Erlang supports hot code migration, which allows you to use your new code in each process AFTER you merge the new code in. The processes that were running when you merged the new code will still be using the old code, until they end execut
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    by oomkiller 18y ago

    I agree, I would recommend paring it down to the most important features/differences than the other offers.
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    by oomkiller 18y ago

    Reading this, I get the feeling that Mr. Pyeron never really understood how BugZilla works, even though he was using BugZilla to post his comments and tickets. Am I alone here?