silon3

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61.
by silon3 14y ago
Because it's not good yet. I've tried it and it does some things better, but is slightly slower and much buggier (2 lockups of the tablet -- which I consider to be an Android problem too)
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by silon3 14y ago
If they ran OpenArena and QuakeLive fast (~60fps), they't cover >50% of my gaming needs.
63.
by silon3 14y ago
Agreed. I don't use git, because I know that I would write wrappers for commands to be saner like SVN or mercurial and that is the wrong approach. Better to fork+rename git.
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by silon3 14y ago
Dune 2 is favorite Tower Defense + Tank Rush game. Last month I played Dune 2000 Ordos to Level 8 (it's quite hard, or I suck more than I did in the youth). There's also a "Super Dune 2" somewhere on the net for more difficulty.
65.
by silon3 14y ago
First thing that comes to mind is integration with UK govt.
66.
by silon3 14y ago
I use Firefox "Zoom text only" which only zooms text.
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by silon3 14y ago
For the web, users must be able to override font size independently of layout (all fonts, not just some of them). Zoom text only feature in Firefox makes it much better than Chrome for me (even IE has a really poor man's implementation of t
68.
by silon3 14y ago
I wonder of Qt will lose popularity elsewhere just as many people migrate from Gnome to KDE (I did, at least for the default installation desktop where I don't run alternative WMs).
69.
by silon3 14y ago
On that day, I retire to the mountains...
70.
by silon3 14y ago
Virtualization is better than dual boot anyway. MS better make it run well virtualized.
71.
by silon3 14y ago
Surely, that should be add all the semicolons to bootstrap-dropdown.js?
72.
by silon3 14y ago
I did the same (clear on startup), but then Firefox stopped crashing daily, doing it once a week doesn't seem enough.
73.
by silon3 15y ago
This is why Firefox with Zoom Text Only is the best browser.
74.
by silon3 15y ago
I strongly prefer ceylon/rust... But they're not ready yet.
75.
by silon3 15y ago
I still have the HTC Hero (EU). I put custom rom on it (currently VillainROM, I think) and it's still usable. And it's bulletproof, even more than most Nokias which would always chip in the corner if you dropped (had 3 different ones). I dr
76.
by silon3 15y ago
See project Orion.
77.
by silon3 15y ago
So, will there be a European/free-world build for Linux/XP Firefox?
78.
by silon3 15y ago
For me, Thunderbird had a dns-prefetch leak, but it's fixable via config.
79.
by silon3 15y ago
I regularly get problems when reaching ~2GB ram on Windows Server 2008 32 bit (in vmware).
80.
by silon3 15y ago
Bye flash. Welcome flash alternatives. And downloading/torrenting even more videos.
81.
by silon3 15y ago
It is fine, if it refreshes the current context (in Gmail inbox, for example). In Gmail, the search bar next to it searches Gmail by default, so that would be consistent and expected. There will be much resistance if that bar starts searchi
82.
by silon3 15y ago
That's why I always think that $1MM = $1M * 1000000
83.
by silon3 15y ago
I kinda agree. Android desktop should be the next linux desktop. Then we can forget about windows/osx/gnome/kde/...
84.
by silon3 15y ago
Those that don't understand 'Makefiles' are doomed to reinvent them, poorly.
85.
by silon3 15y ago
And of those two, cache invalidation is easy.
86.
by silon3 15y ago
Agreed IMO: Annotating "turing complete" code is not in any way declarative programming.
87.
by silon3 15y ago
The funny thing is that I (and other people) (would) pay more for clothes without logos on them.
88.
by silon3 15y ago
We'll have to reset everything at Y10K anyway.
89.
by silon3 15y ago
Unless I can choose not to trust Microsoft, I don't trust Microsoft. A way to add/remove signing keys is necessary (think NSAKEY).
90.
by silon3 15y ago
So, no running Windows under Linux VM ->no Windows for me.

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