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by rufugee 12y ago
Afaik, it's not competitively priced for large volume. We priced around 650 users for box, and it came out to be roughly $8K annually. At $5/month/user, the Amazon offering would be roughly $40K annually. I'd actually pr
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by rufugee 12y ago
It's a shame that the debugging story in Go is still "use GDB". It's really lacking good visual debugger support afaik.
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by rufugee 13y ago
Any reason it doesn't seem to work on FF on Linux? Works on Chrome.
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by rufugee 13y ago
Totally agree. It's inane that this is even on the front page of HN.
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by rufugee 13y ago
It took me all of 10 minutes to get it working the way I like. And the extensions are simple javascript....easy to hack if you need to. I get what you're saying, but I think you're overstating things a bit...probably because you j
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by rufugee 13y ago
Every point you make except, to my knowledge, the last, is easily fixable via the gnome tweak tool or extensions. I found the same things to be frustrating when I switched to gnome, but I've been able to tweak it to the point that I no
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by rufugee 13y ago
If one wanted to make a bet on price alone, what's the most reliable and safe way to cash in/out of the market?
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by rufugee 13y ago
I recently switched to Fedora 20, and my Optimus is working well there with the nouveau drivers...
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by rufugee 13y ago
I believe I did try that and couldn't get it to work the way I hoped. However, maybe I'm wrong...will try it again. Thanks, John
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by rufugee 13y ago
Which tab? I can't seem to find this.
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by rufugee 13y ago
Yeah, I do know that. What I don't like about alt+tab is that it doesn't respect virtual workspaces. I use workspaces to group windows I'm working on at a particular moment, but alt+tab shows applications across all workspa
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by rufugee 13y ago
Barely usable? I'd hardly call it that. I find it very usable. I don't quite like the alt+tab default functionality, but barely usable is really a stretch. I find it a very productive environment with no extensions whatsoever. Tha
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by rufugee 13y ago
I agree...I'd like a Linux desktop as well. However, what client software on the Linux side performs as well as RDP? How can I get that same performance? VNC certainly doesn't do it. NX is about as close as I've come, and it
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by rufugee 13y ago
But what about the bandwidth costs to support a large number of users. I have to imagine that adds up quickly.
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by rufugee 13y ago
It always surprises me how excited people get about Google Fiber, yet how up-in-arms they get about GMail, Google+ and other Google services which tend to invade and/or expose your privacy. Do you really think that using a advertising
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by rufugee 13y ago
Thanks very much for your reply. Now, if only I could develop a stomach for javascript. I've really, really tried. However, phaser appears to support Typescript, which might just make it palatable. I'll give it a go.
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by rufugee 13y ago
So...the number it tells me to dial (202) 999-3996 tells me I'm calling to fight the Fast Track for the Trans-Pacific Partnership. This isn't related...could someone fix this?
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by rufugee 13y ago
So as an experienced developer with no game dev experience, is something like Phaser (or other frameworks, like Corona) a good place to start, or should I start with something more minimal? I really want to pick up 2d gaming so that I can d
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by rufugee 13y ago
I'd like to learn more, but your website is very scant on details. All I can tell is that it allows me to code in the browser and has quite a few screenshots, but how about a technology overview?
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by rufugee 13y ago
I saw you make this same comment on another page. I'd like to learn more, but your website is very scant on details. All I can tell is that it allows me to code in the browser and has quite a few screenshots, but how about a technology
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by rufugee 13y ago
It looks very interesting...if only it were Android.
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by rufugee 13y ago
And also...Zimbra ( http://www.zimbra.com ). This is what I've used to replace gmail for now, and aside from some quirks, it's working well.
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by rufugee 13y ago
How exactly would it be viral in this case? I ask because it's damned confusing. Since this would be an email server, wouldn't it be a drop-in component in most folks' infrastructure? If I understand it correctly, it would ju
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by rufugee 13y ago
Ah, I see. My apologies. Thanks for clearing that up.
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by rufugee 13y ago
Looks interesting, but I worry when I see that templating support. After years of doing ruby development, I've come to believe that runtime generation of code is evil 99% of the time.
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by rufugee 13y ago
Great...thank you!
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by rufugee 13y ago
Thanks, but as far as I can tell that just shows you how to launch scripts/macros in various ways (menu item, etc). However, it doesn't document what you can do with the macros...coding conventions...interacting with data...etc.
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by rufugee 13y ago
Are there docs on python macros for LibreOffice? I'm having trouble tracking them down if there are...
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by rufugee 13y ago
Latest reason...if you run Windows server in a VM cluster you have to buy a OS license for each VM for EACH POTENTIAL VM HOST. Read that again... The vm is only ever running on one host at one time, but you have to license it for every ho
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by rufugee 13y ago
I thought the "taste my longsword" snippet on the second level a little risque for my own kids. That said, maybe it was meant completely innocently and my minds in the gutter. I love the fact that you can continue past certain thi

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