powerslave12r

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   by powerslave12r 14y ago

   Gmail and Google search.
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   by powerslave12r 14y ago

   The thing I have felt about Google is they don't market their features well. They will show off a lot of potential but leave it to the imagination of the developers/users to figure out what they can do with it. I think they have improved up
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   by powerslave12r 14y ago

   Isn't a zipper slide to unlock? (granted sliding and pulling are arguably different)
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   by powerslave12r 14y ago

   And you would think they would have launched a fancy editor environment editor that was easy to reach and use.
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   by powerslave12r 14y ago

   Man, I should have waited before clearing out my history. BTW just deleting and adding your own search engine worked for me: ' http://www.google.com/search?q=%s
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   by powerslave12r 14y ago

   Does anyone have any answers why this has not changed over the years?
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   by powerslave12r 14y ago

   Rather interesting to note since I just read through your old Step-by-step (2/2) today. Thanks for the great resource.
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   by powerslave12r 14y ago

   Am I crazy or just stupid? I can't find (nor did I know there existed) anything like that. I'm usually switching between Ubuntu and Windows 7. I think I need to dig deeper in to the chrome settings. Edit: Never mind, looks like an OSX only
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   by powerslave12r 14y ago

   I usually just go fullscreen. One of the biggest peeves I have is that Chrome doesn't show the Omnibox (nor does it let you type a new url) while in fullscreen mode. I do love Sublime Text 2's distraction free mode.
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    From one of his talks, they have planned their roadmap in three phases: - Very high cost, very low volume car to start off with. - Moderate cost, moderate volume car (Tesla S). - Low cost, high volume. As we can see, they have achieved the
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    I think one major reason is that his companies have a 'strict no-assholes policy.' [Clip http://www.oninnovation.com/videos/detail.aspx?video=1256&#3... ] I have seen a few of his talks and he makes it look really easy. It's probably well
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    I think both projects are equally important. Arguably, Tesla might be even more important considering it will affect far more people much sooner.
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    I hope they pick Linux based distributions or develop their own. That would be the start of something great.
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    That made me sadder than it should have.
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    The biggest mistake anyone who thinks 'these look ugly' makes is assuming that this first draft is the end all be all. This is most definitely the clunker of a stepping stone a lot of revolutionary devices start out as. Eventually it's goin
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    This reminds me of the book I just started reading that talks about randomness in our lives. The Drunkard's Walk: How Randomness Rules Our Lives : http://www.amazon.com/The-Drunkards-Walk-Randomness-Rules/dp...
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    It's funny that a huge chunk of the questions that I find extremely interesting and worth reading have been 'closed for <reason x>.'
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    I go to facebook.com probably 5 times in less than 5 minutes. To me, that is giving up social media. I'm sure I'm not alone.
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    Question: I recently got these two books - Test Driven: TDD and Acceptance TDD for Java Developers - Agile Java™: Crafting Code with Test-Driven Development I'm an experienced programmer but new to Java and TDD. Do I need the book that i
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    Why do gmail search results not have page numbers?

    1 points by powerslave12r 14y ago|0 comments
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    No, hitting them where it hurts is by cancelling your subscription. Speak the language they understand, vote with your money.
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    by powerslave12r 14y ago

    You might be if you go back to your desktop to watch proportionate amount of ads. Same argument for adblock.
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    by powerslave12r 15y ago

    Ah, but what happens when mapstraction development slows down to a halt and you can't afford to keep updating it yourself?
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    by powerslave12r 15y ago

    I think the way of the future is a smaller powerful notebook, like a Thinkpad X220, and then using larger monitors and whatever cloud service you want.
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    by powerslave12r 15y ago

    There's only a limited amount of people with computers in the world.
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    by powerslave12r 15y ago

    You're reading too much into the words.
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    by powerslave12r 15y ago

    Why don't they just make 5 faster and make five be the top number and make that a little faster?
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    by powerslave12r 15y ago

    http://gplus.to/
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    by powerslave12r 15y ago

    I'm going to save the world. Where's that Hummer showroom?
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    by powerslave12r 15y ago

    I hear all these talks about Linked helps people connect and make contacts and keep in touch and yada yada, can anyone on HN actually share some personal experiences in which Linked In may have helped them at all? Cause personally, I think