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by skore 15y ago
First - So "no horizontal lines" is now a complaint? Second - This is a limitation of the Operating System, where closing the root window closes the application. Third - No, it just gives you shortcuts to the most important menu. What else
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by skore 15y ago
Well - obviously, if there was anything even close to resembling legally binding contracts, we wouldn't be having this court case. Both sides deal only with "we were under the impression of X" and back up their claims with industry number
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by skore 15y ago
I don't even get how people can claim that there is a big difference anyhow - If we were brutally honest here, Photoshop is really only multi-windowed, too - with the main window maximized in the background and carrying the main menu.
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by skore 15y ago
>> gimp will always remain a bazaar of features > I agree that GIMP will always be a bizarre of features > For design wanks... > Only in magical fairy pixie land... Sorry, but need to ask - are you trying to trol
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by skore 15y ago
> However, the argument fails because human hearing doesn't work that way and the DVD/post-CD industry already decided to use 48/96/192 instead of 44.1/88.2/176.4. That's quite a strong statement to make in such an off-handed fashion,
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by skore 15y ago
I would suppose it's a combination of corporate politics being very different, more goal driven than in government agencies and the simple fact that SpaceX simply has a lot more giants on whose shoulders they can stand. Why they are that
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by skore 15y ago
Well, that may be true, but when you hire a ton of NASA scientists, I would assume they can fill out those blank sheets rather quickly...
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by skore 15y ago
Really? That sounds rather obvious and a bit too cheeky to me. To twist it the other way around: If cost run over in a government project, who else could you hold responsible? Sure, it's not a great thing that this happens, but it seems l
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by skore 15y ago
A ton of assumptions peppered with a pretty glaring lack of substance. So "Microsoft is making radical changes"? You mean different from the last "too little, too late" campaigns they had? Reads like an ad for investors. Like something that
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by skore 15y ago
Doesn't that just translate into "I believe in Open Source when it's stuff that I can use for free and as long as it doesn't take away from my revenue"? What kind of belief is that? Open Source Business models have been under debate and dev
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by skore 15y ago
I think this is the important point and one that seems to be lost on a lot of traders: Yes, what you are talking about is logical , but we as a society have the right to say: No, this is not beneficial to everybody. The way many traders ar
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by skore 15y ago
In German slang, "Asi" is shorthand for "Asocial person". Guess it works on many levels?
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by skore 15y ago
or a willingness to take your own path and not mind the opinions of others.
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by skore 15y ago
"If you read this far, you should follow me on Twitter." I remember there was an article about this a while back which concluded that using the words "you should follow me" gets the highest conversion of readers to twitter followers. This g
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by skore 15y ago
It is possible for a piece of software to rely on the output of another piece of software without being derivative. Hell, that's basically how any interface in the world works. As the wikipedia article on the GPL notes, the problem is not s
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by skore 15y ago
No, that's packing and minification. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_General_Public_License#Com...
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by skore 15y ago
[[citation needed]]. From what I remember, the FSF is pretty consistent in saying that deriving from GPL code is derived work. If your linking constitutes a derivation (a common example would be a database handler that you adapt to your app
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by skore 15y ago
"All things techi and nerdy!" - I cannot wait to have the power to downvote.
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by skore 15y ago
I guess that would fall down once you get to mixed comments - something can be snarky, funny, off- and on-topic at the same time. Human conversational interaction is just bloody hard to quantify. The first few steps are always simple and th
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by skore 15y ago
I really don't enjoy my own snark here and hating on Microsoft is still damn popular, but - So Mozilla and Chrome go for things like the HTML5 MMO and Microsoft goes for the "creepy thing that seems to pull stuff from my facebook account"?
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by skore 15y ago
> 2. Some Perspective Indeed - Stressing out because you failed, for instance, (your own) deadlines is useless. The concept of a deadline is just too abstract for your mammalian brain for the stress to have any useful impact. I used to
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by skore 15y ago
I have thought about the On/Off-Topic button as well for some time now. I think it's a good concept to try out, mainly because it is not judgmental - Sometimes I like following an Off-Topic discussion and I've had a couple of good ones on H
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by skore 15y ago
I see his role a bit different - RMS stance on software freedom should be understood as a constitution. Setting in stone the ground rules that can then be amended, but not overturned. Sure - current generations deal with a different reality
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by skore 15y ago
Reason Number 0: Because your users have decided they aren't THAT into signing up with you, after all. It may sound like a conflation of the other reasons that were listed (just lower the barrier and people will care enough to sign up), b
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by skore 15y ago
Sticked to his principles to remain a beacon that reminds us why the foundation he built those 25-30 years ago is still worth fighting for.
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by skore 15y ago
It is clearly the best of both worlds.
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by skore 15y ago
This isn't relevant to the subject itself, but I found myself in the following pathway: Click on the Google+ link -> Scan the post (by Scott Kelby) for links to a video demonstration -> Click a bit.ly link -> (it's actually a go
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by skore 15y ago
It may be a solution, superficially, but only to the problem that you have outlined. If you make it your goal to eliminate "all paper thrown on the floor", why not go for 100% and get rid of the paper towels in the first place? The questi
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by skore 15y ago
Recently, I had to send in a number of forms via a PostIdent procedure in Germany. You have to sign an additional form and be present with your papers for verification in the Post Office. There was a problem later on in the process - The si
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OK Soundcloud, I love you, but here are eight things that have got to change(plus.google.com)
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