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13y ago
>> Unless they deliberately drove up debt just before dying. What happens then?
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13y ago
Seriously mate, get with the program...
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13y ago
The list does.
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13y ago
I think Macromedia Authorware was pretty big for a while: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macromedia_Authorware
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13y ago
Every industry has it's charlatans. If you invest, do you due diligence even it concerns a friend you're investing in. It's just business, not personal as they say.
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13y ago
>> But why are freelancers not asking themselves how to pick the right client? It's called supply and demand. There are less clients available then that there are freelancers. Edit: Actually this might not be a 100% correct. Its
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13y ago
We know. It's been announced for the past two days. Really need to post this on Hackers News?
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13y ago
Good stuff. This definitely reads better than the tomb that's sitting on my bookshelf..
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13y ago
And time consuming...
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13y ago
I have a question. Why does every color end with Color? I mean, when you specify a color you say something like background="@color/seafoamColor" or Colour.seashellColor(), isn't the Color bit at the end unnecessary and r
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13y ago
Shame on you for writing applets. Personally I'm glad this cr*p is being killed off. Java belongs on a server.
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13y ago
>> Its deficiencies are too numerous to simply list here Then just list a few of them. Your comment seems highly subjective and opinionated without any concrete examples.
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13y ago
What platforms is this going to target?
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13y ago
It's a little bit like asking which color you should like. A lot of main stream programming languages are very similar in capabilities but differ in some of the details on how they express this, i.e. the syntax. The programming languag
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13y ago
>> OfficeMax said in a statement that the mailing was a mistake and that it was using another company's mailing list. Why are they using another companies mailing list? What's wrong with theirs?
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13y ago
I recently watched this movie (again) and can confirm that this is correct. Even though _Pirates of Silicon Valley_ also skims over a lot of stuff, it's a far better movie and way more factual.
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13y ago
Also, Symfony 2 makes it almost trivial to build cli applications.
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13y ago
I have been an Ubuntu user since 2005 and been horrified by the Gnome 3 and Unity desktop disasters and I've been stuck with Ubuntu 11.04 because it's the last release with Gnome 2. For the past 2 years I have been looking for a n
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13y ago
Name me one app hat doesn't use HTTP. The web is more than websites. Personally I believe apps will be long gone before the web will be. It's already starting with the gazillion of apps you need to install these days with most of
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13y ago
Love to read it but I can't because it's stuck in some gimmick. Why is Archive.org doing this?
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13y ago
I used to use it for Stack Overflow but a little while ago I switched it over to use my Google account for log in. Just went into myOpenId and deleted my account for good..
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13y ago
I remember a time (2005) when GMail was hailed as the future of easy to use email. However, I must say, this thing has grown into the most convoluted thing I've ever worked with and I'm not really sure why this is...
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13y ago
> 2.98 HOURS OF DOWNTIME I don't get this. 2 hours and 98 minutes? Not sure how to read this...
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13y ago
Fucking Titles, How Do You Write Them?
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13y ago
I have recently switched to XUbuntu. I tried it a number of times over the past few years but never thought much of it, however, since the 13.10 release it absolutely rocks! This is a screenshot of my desktop: http://i.imgur.com&
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13y ago
> OAuth1's /ridiculously/ complex. That's way a Docker container that does it for you would be so valuable.
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Also, having a global volume might be handy so you push the entire sound to the background without having it affect the sound if you happen play a YouTube video or whatever.
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13y ago
I flagged this because of the link-bait title.
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13y ago
I love this. I would be great if you could a) download your mix as an MP3 and/or b) open your mix in a popup window. Love the sound of rain and thunder. Makes me want to stay indoors and do stuff. I understand that this is at the momen
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13y ago
I agree with this. For a Docker container to be valuable to companies (i.e. willing to pay money for it, I assume that's the goal), it should support both. How are you planning to integrate the Docker container with the business authen
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