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by s3graham 17y ago
Agreed, apt-get that just works is the "magic sauce" for me. It blows my mind that there are so many packagers out there doing that work, but it's freakin' awesome as a user.
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by s3graham 17y ago
I feel like the only person not pissed off about Buzz. Email contacts might seed your connections, but I have followers and followees that I've never spoken a private word to in person or via email. Honest question: what information is it t
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by s3graham 17y ago
Can't beat these guys http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&#38... "Walk" east!
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Flash Player 10 for 64-bit Linux Released(labs.adobe.com)
2 points by s3graham 17y ago|1 comments
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by s3graham 17y ago
Yeah, I know, I was sort of joking. The hard drive certainly quickly becomes an OS-managed cache though like ram is for hard drives now though.
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by s3graham 17y ago
Huge pipes to supply 600Mbit wireless stations ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11n-2009 ) would be a reasonable stopgap until faster wireless tech becomes available.
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by s3graham 17y ago
I thought the "download" part was funny too. 1g is as fast as many people's laptop hard drives anyway, so local storage is pretty much pointless.
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by s3graham 17y ago
I'd be fine with a wireless last mile to avoid cable messiness.
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by s3graham 17y ago
Whether or not Neato understands the problem, Roomba doesn't solve it (i.e. my floor isn't clean, automatically). If Neato can come up with something that does clean the floor, regardless of tech/cost/whatever it surely has a chance to
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by s3graham 17y ago
While I mostly agree... > we are at the point where it is essentially a genetic lottery training for the something like the Olympics is 4+ years of insane dedication, it's not just a genetic lottery. (Unless you consider the m
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by s3graham 17y ago
There's going to have to be a "natural" Olympics pretty soon as bodybuilding does (i.e. take whatever you want for the real Olympics). Either that, or just admit it's over and say we had a nice run. Bob Goldman showed that it's basically go
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by s3graham 17y ago
Many/most libraries in Python are built in, so you don't need to hunt them down and install. More importantly your users need only have "Python", nothing more or less and don't have to fiddle to get things working.
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by s3graham 17y ago
They have the patients, money, and resources to do it. Despite the fact that I'm a regular Windows user, I still don't appreciate being referred to as a "patient".
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by s3graham 17y ago
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb897558.asp... :)
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by s3graham 17y ago
Damn kids. ;)
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Skype on iPhone may signal end of voice plans(cbc.ca)
1 points by s3graham 17y ago|0 comments
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by s3graham 17y ago
Have you got a 27B/6? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eosrujtjJHA
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by s3graham 17y ago
It isn't "web design" anyway. ( http://agnilux.com/ )
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Nexus One gets a software update, enables multitouch(engadget.com)
3 points by s3graham 17y ago|0 comments
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by s3graham 17y ago
They're almost universally total garbage on engadget anyway (and not just recently). I don't see any loss of value in leaving them off permanently. To be clear, I like engadget just fine, but the comments never seem to provide any insight/v
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by s3graham 17y ago
Doesn't seem like a big deal to me. If there's a multitouch api available from JS (is there?), you could do pretty much everything demoed in those apps.
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Google camera appears to catch illegal tree-cutting(cbc.ca)
6 points by s3graham 17y ago|0 comments
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Superfast Bullet Trains Are Finally Coming to the U.S.(wired.com)
5 points by s3graham 17y ago|0 comments
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by s3graham 17y ago
I'm not buying it. Agreed, Apple is certainly trying to close things down, but there's sufficient competition in the space that I don't see the "frightening future". If pads take off now, there'll be a decent Android GoogPad, WinMo ZunePad,
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by s3graham 17y ago
Good to hear there's someone throwing down at least some competition. I hope Microsoft finds/makes lots more small awesome groups to throw some money at.
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by s3graham 17y ago
"Currently I am at Google" Heh, you don't say?
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by s3graham 17y ago
The connection between Mozilla not supporting ActiveX and the rise of Apple, iPhone, phone browsers, and ChromeOS is tenuous at best.
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Brain-reboot time(h4ck3r.net)
2 points by s3graham 17y ago|0 comments
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Moscow's Stray Dogs Evolving Greater Intelligence, Including Subway Mastery(popsci.com)
10 points by s3graham 17y ago|1 comments
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by s3graham 17y ago
It's fine and all, and best of luck to him, but I'm not sure that doing something for 7 days demonstrates much in the way of "dedication".

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