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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
If there is anybody reading this from Poland - you can sign up a petition against ACTA - http://www.petycje.pl/petycjePodpisyLista.php?petycjeid=8316...
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
Most of the information (in english) about joining/current progress are being twitted in here - https://twitter.com/#!/AnonymousWiki They've taken down quite a few websites that I wouldn't really associate with acta. There is also quite a
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
Update - street protests in 13 cities are planned for next week. The biggest one seems to be in Warsaw (over 13,000 people joined the event).
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Polish Internet community goes nuts against ACTA(plus.google.com)
170 points by pawelwentpawel 15y ago|25 comments
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First solar cell with over 100 percent quantum efficiency(engadget.com)
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Iran prepares censored national intranet(news.cnet.com)
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Here come the quantum dot TVs and wallpapers(physorg.com)
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
there is a press release ready too - http://press.web.cern.ch/press/PressReleases/Releases2011/PR...
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Higgs seminar - live webcast from CERN(quantumdiaries.org)
41 points by pawelwentpawel 15y ago|6 comments
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EXOdesk first look(youtube.com)
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
I've seen some situations where "web designers" without any knowledge of html/css were producing designs that look more like they are for print, not for web. If you want to make the workflow smooth and productive, the designs need to be rea
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Envisioning emerging technology(envisioningtech.com)
3 points by pawelwentpawel 15y ago|0 comments
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Smartphones' accelerometer can track strokes on nearby keyboards(physorg.com)
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
Good timing, I have haskell exam in 2 hrs ;)
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
That's a valid point. Are there any statistics available that you would recommend?
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
What exactly do you have issues with? Make sure that you're using the right fonts, have all the paddings/margins done right and png fixes if you want to make it on IE6. You can try to test it on browsershots and something like IEtester (whe
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
Can be hidden when changing the privacy settings
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
Didn't know that. What would you suggest as a legit browser stats then?
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
"make it sure that it works on ie6" is the worst line you can hear at work. especially if you're developing a web app. even global websites like fb don't support ie6 anymore. http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_explorer.asp - IE6 h
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
Ridiculous idea. Hope it won't spread. And how do they want to check it? Most of the people have the privacy settings on and forcing teachers to open fb page for a background check is just stupid.
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
aren't attempts of marketing through wikipedia being quickly removed by some frustrated people? And yes, the website needs to get styled up a bit ;) Good luck!
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
Trying to make a list of people and approaching them in coffeeshops or on the street might be a bit creepy.
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
Fortunately I landed an internship in a good company because of my portfolio, not my grades. They saw that I was developing quite a lot of stuff that was not really related to my degree and they liked it. I would look for something related
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
I was wondering how the good universities from across the Europe (particulary from UK) are being perceived in US. Places like Edinburgh University for example, even though they are very good, are way lower in ranks than the american schools
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
Pretty sure that they know about it. Just shows the google's strong position on the market - then can show bing.com as the first result and still remain the first-choice web search engine ever created. Not sure whats up with the "feeling lu
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
Good stuff but I'm not sure if if optimizing a website consisting of static pages this way really makes sense. If the website was done by an idiot then yes, but most of the users probably won't even notice any change in speed if the website
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
I usually spend more time thinking about an idea than actually coding it. "It may have taken just the weekend to build the project but it doesn't include all the initial learning." - ... and all the code snippets/classes that you have done
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by pawelwentpawel 15y ago
He managed to get some publicity, so I guess he reached the goal. I wouldn't hire him though, he gives the impression that he is a pain to work with.