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15y ago
What I really miss in all these fast small editors is the quick-jump features that actually analyze the code and let me do things like 1) Jump the the function/method definition (even if it's in a different file) when I press Ctrl and click
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15y ago
They are not using any chips. It's vaporware.
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15y ago
Chrome does suck at rendering. Not just the fonts. I recently found a bug where Chrome constantly eats 12% of an 8-core CPU because of an animated GIF, some transparency and shadows. The latest IE and FF have no such problems. I'm a Chrome
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15y ago
No pricing is a huge red flag for photo printing sites. It usually means it costs something ridiculous compared to regular printing sites and even expensive ones like MPix. Your site took FOREVER to load, and then started blasting colorful
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15y ago
Ratio 1 is hand coded divided by the library routine I think you did the opposite.
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15y ago
OLPC has a display, a battery, and (AFAIR) a radio to communicate with other OLPCs in the area.
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15y ago
This will break unbelievable amount of software. Worse than Y2K. I vote YES. I also suggest $1 per month per follower to mute any account.
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15y ago
If the browser can decrypt it, then anybody else can. Everything else will be security by obscurity and will be broken.
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15y ago
The problem is to convince a lot of apartment owners to post and update their apartments on your site, especially if you're just starting and have just a few visitors. It's a catch 22 problem, you need a lot of money to gain traffic at the
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15y ago
GoDaddy still doesn't oppose SOPA that they helped creating. Just a PR stunt of a butthurt company. Fuck them. Keep moving your domains, people.
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15y ago
Web gambling doesn't need anybody's permission anymore. Bitcoins make money transfers pretty safe.
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15y ago
How ironic http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luc%C3%ADa_Etxebarr%C3%ADa#Plag...
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15y ago
That's a quote from Ron Paul's newsletter.
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15y ago
A clueless CIO doesn't understand why people leave and refuses to pay more, make the environment more friendly, and projects more interesting. Money alone can save that problem.
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15y ago
That single box is made of replaceable cheap parts. Only a fire can take it completely out.
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15y ago
So it's yet another price comparison site. What's so special about it?
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15y ago
Better than going bankrupt.
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15y ago
Kucinich and Gravel are sane versions of Ron Paul.
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15y ago
> I wasn't running the current version of Firefox Well here's your problem.
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15y ago
And that's how this country is sold for peanuts. The political system is really brilliant from the point of view of the rich. You only have to buy 100 senators and 435 representatives (actually, only 67% of them) to decide what 307 million
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15y ago
You talk about indentation and spacing, yet your blog post is formatted like crap.
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15y ago
http://legallanguageexplorer.com/ I think they need to normalize the results. Searching for "a, the" shows that the distribution is far from even.
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15y ago
Our government showed us many times that they don't give a shit about these petitions.
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15y ago
2013. Post this again when you're ready to sell.
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15y ago
This is just some spammy affiliate site. It's not even correct. For example, this knife has 4.8 stars, higher than the knife on your list. http://www.amazon.com/Ka-bar-2-1249-9-Ka-Bar-Black-Machete/d...
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15y ago
Obama sold out a long time ago. Look at his pre-election videos and compare to what he's doing. He's not much better than Bush. I had such hopes for him, but he turned out to be just another politician, just more intelligent than the previo
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15y ago
The "next step" happened a long time ago. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOcacu2pJD0 http://newstrib.com/articles/news/local/default.asp?article=... http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2011/10/harrisbur... http://detnews.com/a
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15y ago
Yes, they could make a groundbreaking phone, but to make it profitable would require a miracle. BlackBerry OS can't compete with IOS or Android, it's too specialized and too crappy. I think their only way to save themselves is to fire 85% o
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15y ago
RIM is done. Only a true miracle can save them.
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15y ago
Not really $arr = array(); $arr[0] = 'cat'; $arr[2] = 'dog'; $arr[1] = 'fish'; krsort($arr); var_dump($arr); Outputs: array(3) { [2]=> string(3) "dog" [1]=> string(4) "fish"
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