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by rg3 16y ago
I think this issue signals a problem with the UI in Chrome or Firefox, or any browser that creates this kind of popup. The problem is that, by placing the popup above the webpage contents, the webpage creators can mimic that native UI and c
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by rg3 16y ago
While not terribly slow, I changed from my ISP's DNS servers to the Google ones because they occasionally don't work. When they work they are pretty fast. However, from time to time they were unresponsive. Sometimes that didn't happen for d
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by rg3 17y ago
I will not give my opinion on the article being right or wrong. However, the CLI and maybe the current GUI will survive, even if they become a minority. The joy of computers today is that people suddently have access to an amazing, powerful
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by rg3 17y ago
Something similar happened to me. I'm a happy Vim user and have been for years, but I've always used bash in emacs mode. However, some months ago I started to work in an environment full of Solaris 8 machines with ksh as their default shell
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by rg3 17y ago
I'm the author of the second one. I don't pick a side because I use both for different personal projects and haven't made my mind up yet. It's an honest conclusion and the article is oriented to giving an introduction to someone who's tryin
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by rg3 17y ago
In addition to being a bit sad, I'm having a technical problem with the website. It redirects me to oracle.mobi, which I guess is the mobile version of the site. Not good for the company image, I guess. Note: my user agent is "Mozilla/5.0 (
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by rg3 17y ago
Previously it was called Telelogic Change. Now it's called IBM Rational Change or something like that. Users in the thousands. For personal projects I use whatever the hosting service provides me (GitHub, BitBucket, SourceForge, etc).
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by rg3 17y ago
I've heard many positive things about Archlinux and a friend of mine who used to run Slackware now runs Archlinux and he's very happy, as far as I know. I don't use Archlinux for two reasons: I already know Slackware, and I have also heard,
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by rg3 17y ago
Every time Slackware is metioned in a news site, fans of it will always write comments saying how they love it, and many other users like to point out how Slackware's package management is "nonexistant" or outdated, in the sense that it doe