rodion_89

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by rodion_89 16y ago
It depends on what you mean by "shouldn't". The Oxford comma is optional and considered syntactically correct if used. If you mean that it is more concise to leave it out, then thats another issue. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_comma
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by rodion_89 16y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revenge#Proverbially
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by rodion_89 16y ago
"No one is using BigTable or the Second Coming of the Google File System. Except for Google." I've never read anything from theregister before, but is this really what to expect?
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Django 1.3 released(djangoproject.com)
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by rodion_89 16y ago
Just a curious question that has nothing to do with the Chrome logo. Your link has the rlz string that is presumably for your Chrome/Chromium browser. Can that be personally identifiable information for anyone other than Google?
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by rodion_89 16y ago
i feel like this wont spawn an equivalent to facebooks "like" button, or twitters "retweet" or "follow me". when i say that im referring to those buttons on third party sites. but then again it might be in googles interest to do so.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
I suppose it's just the irritation from the term HTML5 being used in all sorts of inaccurate or misleading ways. What you said wasn't inaccurate, but I feel like throwing in the term HTML5 was unnecessary. But yeah, it's pedantic. It's most
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by rodion_89 16y ago
Not closing the tag is nothing specific to HTML5, it just means you aren't strict on XHTML. HTML4 and others would be the same.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
This seems like it could spawn some interesting projects! WARNING: Rant One thing that bothers me that has little to do with the event is the page loading efficiency of the site. It takes an average of 15 seconds for the initial HTML docume
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by rodion_89 16y ago
I'm not sure why it's OSX devs faults for inconsistent use of hotkeys. It should really be on the developers of those specific apps. It's not like Apple developed apps have this general issue. If Windows and Linux are dealing with this issu
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by rodion_89 16y ago
or better yet i % 2 == 0
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by rodion_89 16y ago
nothing to do with the post, but im just curious why there is a strange character right after 'ie=UTF-8' in the name of your link.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
http://www.hnofficehours.com/profile/list/ This throws an error. Also, DEBUG = False
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by rodion_89 16y ago
not to mention the fact that they are the biggest contributers to webkit.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
On both my Windows and Mac machines, I use Chrome which comes with Flash. So I didn't do a system wide install for Flash at all and thus Steam doesn't see that I have it installed anywhere even though I do.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
It's funny, a friend of mine asked me why "all Japanese people want to look white" as I am from japan (I don't look even a little bit white, let alone Japanese). The fact is that paleness has been associated with beauty there since before t
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by rodion_89 16y ago
i second the ajax hating. the site also doesnt degrade gracefully when javascript is turned off.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
Um if I remember correctly, Windows 1.0 had a tiling window manager. In fact even now if you right click the taskbar you have the option of tiling windows.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
I can't agree with you more. I have Logic Pro because I do a bit of audio work, but other than that it's all FOSS. (BTW, I use TextWrangler instead of TextMate. It's a reasonable free replacement although not as good.)
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by rodion_89 16y ago
I think you hit the nail on the head by saying that Linux doesn't attract UX guys. To ne feels like open source projects are always about getting good code that runs well and the user-interface is very secondary (if even that). Apple (and n
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by rodion_89 16y ago
"I never thought they weren't 'not evil'" Negation overload! I had to read that 3 or 4 times before I understood what you meant.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
works fine for me on my Linux box in FF 3.6, Opera 10.6, Chromium 6, and (for shits and giggles) in w3m 0.5.2.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
Holy crap, did he really use Flash like THAT for his nav buttons?!
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by rodion_89 16y ago
Hmm.. it seems like people are using tabs to deal with a problem that bookmarks have already solved. Someone on here said they have one or two hundred tabs open for months. Is that really necessary? Couldn't tabs organised in folders solve
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by rodion_89 16y ago
from my understanding, the source engine isnt open source but this game will be. i think that means that we can get anything that runs atop the engine but not the engine itself. wikipedia also has a page listing source in the commercial eng
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by rodion_89 16y ago
Same here.. I actually host my own calendar and file server. I was wondering what kind of bandwidth hit I'd be in for if I hosted my mail and sites too.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
Exactly necessary was it to implement this site in Flash? It's quite a bit of overkill for such a simple app.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
I'm actually on the same setup (Ubuntu 10.04 x64) and I haven't had any of those bugs. I didn't import bookmarks at all (using the same profile from Opera 10.11) and it's much faster than Firefox and Opera 10.11. Chromium is about on par
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by rodion_89 16y ago
Finally an upgrade to the Linux version of the browser! In testing it has been up to par, as advertised, so far.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
Back home in japan if there isnt an earthquake for a good amount of time people start to get suspicious thinking that a huge one is one the way.

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