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by orkoden 11y ago
It would also be the end of user side scripts. It will enable the worst of Flash, Silverlight, Java. Horrible DRM schemes and other user hostile features will be built with this. It's a step back.
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by orkoden 11y ago
Debt isn't that bad for a state. A state isn't a company and has to make a profit. It's there to provide infrastructure, stability, and security. As long a state can afford to pay the interest rates, how high the debt is matt
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by orkoden 11y ago
Flat tax benefits the top incomes more than the bottom ones. But we now know for certain that trickle down just doesn't work and that increasing income for the poorest benefits the economy the most. http://www.theguardian.co
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by orkoden 11y ago
Magazines and newspapers have been disguising advertisements as articles for as longs as they have existed. Why is this one restaurant, album, book reviewed and not the other? How are the list of cool and hot fashion articles curated?
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by orkoden 11y ago
http://podroulette.com
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by orkoden 12y ago
Wars were fought before western colonization too. Lots of current conflicts have nothing to do with colonization.
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by orkoden 12y ago
They all use the same rendering engine as Safari though.
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by orkoden 12y ago
An example for a dependency management package manager for a compiled language is [cocoa pods]( http://cocoapods.org ) for Objective-C. It's really popular with iOS and OS X developers. Or look at [cabal]( https://w
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by orkoden 12y ago
The system and culture is against her, not necessarily the individuals.
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by orkoden 12y ago
This is a sad excuse for a review. Most of it is downloading it, installing it and showing a couple of screenshots wile raving madly about how great it is. This doesn't even try to use the suite seriously.
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by orkoden 12y ago
On OS X the [NeoOffice]( http://www.neooffice.org ) native port has had better integration than the original for years.
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by orkoden 12y ago
Gnumeric and Abiword have been pretty much abandonware for years now.
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by orkoden 12y ago
Screen, keyboard and touchpad are super important. It's what you use most in a laptop after all. Lenovo offers different screens for the same models. Be careful to pick the better one.
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by orkoden 12y ago
For running Linux on laptops it's usually best to get last year's model. Then the software support will be there. I had to compile my own kernels for over a year, before Ubuntu supported my hardware out of the box.
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by orkoden 12y ago
And because you can't upgrade the RAM, get the biggest amount possible.
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by orkoden 12y ago
The last project I was working on only edited the changelog file when a release was cut. As we tagged each release with a version number, it was easy to get the commit messages since the last release with: lastTag = `git describe --ab
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by orkoden 12y ago
Best toys ever: box, ball, stick
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by orkoden 12y ago
Until this eventual case of loss of reputation and business happens, they're laughing all the way to the bank. If it even comes. Lots of horrible and criminal corporations continue to exist and are successful. Your just world theory co
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by orkoden 12y ago
That's not finished software. It's UI components.
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by orkoden 12y ago
It always great to have whole files change because your coworker is using a different code formatting template for Java in his eclipse.
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by orkoden 12y ago
It usually takes weeks or months for reactions to bug reports. I have three open bugs (one for Xcode, one for iOS, one for OS X). The iOS bug is a regression introduced in the beta and reported in August. It contains screen shots and sample
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by orkoden 12y ago
Don't forget https://nomadlist.io St. Oberholtz in Berlin is pretty horrible to work actually. It's pretty loud.
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by orkoden 12y ago
> people usually agree with the loudest voice, not with the best idea The problem with leaders is often, that they think they are the smartest and any idea not from them is automatically bad. This is a problem. Often ideas are linked wit
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by orkoden 12y ago
> their worth is tied to if they work hard The stress being on working hard. Efficiency is less of a priority.
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by orkoden 12y ago
Think about why you want different plans. Maybe you're better off with just one plan. Then customers don't have to worry they might get the wrong plan. Instead of having plans you could also charge by module and just give a discou
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by orkoden 12y ago
X11 will always be around as a client running under a more modern display software. Kind of like how we're still running VT100 terminals on top a graphical UI with mouse, sound and 3D graphics capabilities. Mac OS X has been running X1
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by orkoden 12y ago
CFR compact fusion reactor ( http://aviationweek.com/technology/skunk-works-reveals-compa... ) size: 23 X 43 ft. power: 100 MW Energy use of the US (2011): 25,484 TWh Power needed: 2,900 GW = 25,484 TWh / 365 &#x2F
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by orkoden 12y ago
If they can manage to build what they envision we will have tanks with with laser weapons.
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by orkoden 12y ago
>U.S. submarines and aircraft carriers run on nuclear power, but they have large fusion reactors on board that have to be replaced on a regular cycle. I don't think so.
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by orkoden 12y ago
Every time I try Inkscape it has been a big disappointment. It doesn't come close to old versions of Freehand, not even speaking of current Illustrator. Even indie devs like http://bohemiancoding.com/sketch/ do a

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