rodion_89

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by rodion_89 16y ago
did a little research and you are right, my bad!
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by rodion_89 16y ago
im not sure why this got downvoted. jobs, gates, zuck, brin, page, all of those guys are (are at least were) productive programmers and now have celebrity status.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
i was afraid that i would click on the link and get rick rolled.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
Mozart may not make you smart, but maybe it's that smart people listen to Mozart.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
I wonder, how much do you think this cost him? (Just the materials, not time spent and what-not)
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by rodion_89 16y ago
that one tells me that the google earth plugin is only for windows and mac, so its no good for me and some others here.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
apparently it can be faster than c. http://morepypy.blogspot.com/2008/01/rpython-can-be-faster-t...
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by rodion_89 16y ago
turn it off. then you can quickly whitelist each site as you get to it from the icon in the right of the url bar. the only difference that i know between this and what you explained is the lack of a placeholder image.
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by rodion_89 16y ago
its built-in. scripts,cookies,flash,images,pop-ups all have built-in support to be blocked. you just turn them off and whenever a page blocks it, an icon will show up in the right end of the url bar. clicking that icon lets you manage the r
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by rodion_89 16y ago
its been built-in for quite a while now actually..
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by rodion_89 16y ago
im not fully convinced that the argument is valid. he's claiming that our privacy is unaffected but his business is. so that really makes me ask, what right does he have to our actions that do not take place on his site? it leads us to his