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randomhunt
13y ago
Nope, and incidentally its not the same thing you originally said at all productively You missed the most important word. As someone who has spent quite some time on Javascript codebases its amazing how quickly things break down when you
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13y ago
Rubbish. TypeScript is more of a way for Microsoft to develop large scale JavaScript apps productively, hence its rather quick adoption internally. Channel 9 has quite a lot of information about who is using it. It does help Visual Studio a
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13y ago
UPnP?
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13y ago
I've used an AdBlock alike proxy on an OpenWRT a few years ago which stopped a lot of ads in apps and XBox360, it worked surprisingly well until a power surge killed the box and I've never investigated hacking my new router. Perha
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13y ago
PDS also wished you Merry Christmas if the date was December 25. I coveted it an unhealthy amount whilst being stuck with various machine code monitors on the C64 itself, eventually later having the money to upgrade to an assembler. Of cour
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13y ago
Yeah but as Google do it so does Bing (after all why not copy Google's arrogance as well) Just in case anyone is interested for Bing you have to use "?mkt=en-GB" (for example)
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13y ago
Not really, I feel exactly the same and as it's the top comment I guess a lot of other people do as well. I know it certainly comes up regularly both in the office (people traveling get very annoyed when Google decides they should flue
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13y ago
"I am what I am" If you know what/who you are then that puts you way ahead of most people...
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13y ago
That guy's blue hair is awesome (the installer looks like an OK idea...maybe it/cyanogenmod needs some blue hair too...purple cow...)
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13y ago
Is there a direct link between you using this software under such a licence and then gaining monetary advantage (if not money directly itself)? Using your process of improvement for me it is quite clear there would be. [Perhaps the solver c
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13y ago
Admittedly with a European viewpoint, either common law based (UK) or administrative law based (France, Belgium), there have been cases where commercial was held to mean has the company benefited in a tangible way from its use of such licen
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13y ago
Well you must agreed we should credit Microsoft on at least one thing...the third party driver install process from Windows Update is so smooth even Scence_Cast2 wasn't aware it happened.
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13y ago
Commercial = I make money from using this; Non-commercial = NOT commercial (In case the sarcasm was a bit too thick, although it was at no less a level than your reply, I think it's plainly obvious what the licence is dictating and hop
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13y ago
Sorry for butting in but I've recently done this, the new Gmail compose "experience" was the final straw. I'm happy - the only thing that is a bit weird is I'll sometimes get spam mails duplicated arriving at my out
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13y ago
Dude, your ignorance is showing. Europe is trying to stop Google pushing its own above everything else, which is VERY different.