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by pbz 15y ago
Many similar robberies happened in other Eastern European countries. It's not as simple as X paid Y to get Z. As your example alludes, it's much more subtle than this. Closer to you scratch my back, I'll scratch your friend's of friend's of
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by pbz 15y ago
The problem with how you look at it is that you consider transparency a possibility. It's not incompetence, it's corruption. If you believe such a deal would go through without a lot of money directly or indirectly exchanging hands behind t
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by pbz 15y ago
Not sure if know/care but the fonts you use look really bad when ClearType is not enabled: http://i.imgur.com/VmCR0.png Looks OK in IE though.
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by pbz 15y ago
What would you think if I told you I had issues with Linux, drivers crashing, kernel panics, programs not integrating nicely, and for these reasons I choose not to use Ruby?
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by pbz 15y ago
As much as we like to think of ourselves as cold and calculated, able to cut through emotions when making decisions, more often than not we're just like everybody else.
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by pbz 15y ago
For that query I get ipadinsight #1 in bing. The only other result from that list that shows up is the "usedipadforsale.net" as #5.
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by pbz 15y ago
That's not intuitive. When I go to a site I know if I remember the password or not. If I have no clue what the password could be I won't even attempt to login. If I don't see the "forgot password" link I would assume the site doesn't have t
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by pbz 15y ago
"In production this query was taking too long, so the next step was to look at the query plan, which showed a table scan was being used instead of an index. A new index was created which cut the page load time by a factor of 10." I read it
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by pbz 15y ago
Have you considered this one: http://www.geekdesk.com/default.asp?contentID=604 Just curious why you picked that one.
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by pbz 15y ago
So every down vote is a +1 for bringing back the vote count display, right? Or was the subtlety that thick?
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by pbz 15y ago
<badcomment>Agree</badcomment>
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by pbz 16y ago
If they would've built the entire infrastructure without public money sure, but that's not the case. Also, when dealing with limited resources, like spectrum, regulation is necessary. We put in money to build the infrastructure, we should h
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by pbz 16y ago
They mention using a single column, but what about displaying the address fields in similar way to how they're shown on paper, i.e. city, state zip in one line? Would this fall under one-column or two-column presentation?
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by pbz 16y ago
Well, I can tell you that I only had the latest FF4 and Firebug installed (this was 3 days ago). No other add-ons were installed. The only other change was to disable the video acceleration because I was getting some weird flashes on page r
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by pbz 16y ago
Firebug is well worth it, in my opinion. I installed FF4 recently and was happy to notice that Firebug was a lot faster. Unfortunately, either FF4 or Firebug is leaking memory like crazy. I'm talking 800MB in 20 minutes with only two tabs o
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by pbz 16y ago
Take doctors for example. They have to make life and death decisions on a daily basis - and that's not a metaphor. If the argument is that it imposes a psychological tax on you then I could come up with quite a few examples that are far mor
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by pbz 16y ago
To me it looks like something designed by Fisher Price. The original has a sci-fi feel to it, like a high tech machine that looks simple, but hides a lot of high tech inside. Even the subtle details on the side of the yellow portion lead yo
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by pbz 16y ago
Especially since the rest of the site uses large fonts... it's a bit better if you actually click on the image.
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by pbz 16y ago
That was my first impression as well.
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by pbz 16y ago
Only thing I could find is this: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=57527 and this: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=60422
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by pbz 16y ago
Quote from the article: "In fact, Google stressed that the only information that flows back at all from Chrome is what people are searching for from within the browser, if they are using Google as their search engine." I'm pretty positive t
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by pbz 16y ago
I personally would prefer a way to just blacklist sites like this. It's very easy to visually spot a "cloner", and once I found such a site I don't care to see it again. I know this feature has been requested by many others; just adding one
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by pbz 16y ago
Or desirable.
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by pbz 16y ago
For me it's the exception, rather than the rule...
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by pbz 16y ago
Did you really search?! One of the issues I mentioned is on the first page of bug reports: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=6296&c... Here's the contact shortcut one: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id
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by pbz 16y ago
I've been using vanilla Android for almost a year now. The more I use it the more I dislike it. By far my number one complaint is bugs. Some of them are so apparent and easily reproducible is simply inexcusable that they're still there (all
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by pbz 16y ago
Care to explain?
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by pbz 16y ago
Just because they have a pirated version of XP doesn't mean they heard about Firefox or Chrome.
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by pbz 16y ago
How is it better than Authorize.Net? Thanks.
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by pbz 16y ago
Authorize.Net has something similar: http://www.authorize.net/solutions/merchantsolutions/merchan...

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