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by slowpoison 16y ago
Not to mention that for the first few months, none of my friends had an account. So even though I wanted to Wave, I couldn't really do it. Once a few of my friends joined in, we thought we could plan our road-trips etc. on it easily and sha
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by slowpoison 16y ago
Thanks for sharing that. What strikes me is that even given all that Jared argues, it's somewhat preposterous to call agriculture the worst mistake in the history of the human race. Agriculture paved the road the specialization, and hence t
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by slowpoison 16y ago
Google App Engine has a few big services built on top of it: http://www.quora.com/What-are-the-biggest-sites-built-on-top...
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by slowpoison 16y ago
What exactly is "running on a slice"?
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by slowpoison 16y ago
I've asked the GMail team repeatedly for a way to tag messages while I'm composing them. It saves many clicks after sending -> go to sent mail, select the message, apply a label, go back to inbox. It seems like a great value-add for the
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by slowpoison 16y ago
The Kindle is great. But I'll wait. I like the product, but, it doesn't quite fully solve the problem I have. Here's what will really tip the things over for me: 1. I love to read, but I don't want any dead trees around me anymore. What I n
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by slowpoison 16y ago
I use a Dell Latitude D630 as my primary/only machine. It has a dual-core 2.4GHz Intel, with 4GB of memory. Serves my needs well - which include a lot of Chrome tabs open (around 30), development in Eclipse with some decent size projects.
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by slowpoison 16y ago
It's time somebody look for the undo button on the Google-Admob acquisition! ;)
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by slowpoison 16y ago
When choosing between Apache and Nginx (or others), it's not really an apples-to-apples comparison, so you better look at the feature-set carefully before you choose to move. Apache has tons of features and has a great ecosystem around it,
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by slowpoison 16y ago
Steve Jobs may be acting like a 5-year old here, but the thing I like about him is at least he's direct. It's the two-faced liars that I really despise.
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by slowpoison 16y ago
I'll take this seriously when they support the existing standards properly. Stacks of HTML/CSS/JavaScript books are full of pages saying this/that doesn't work in IE.
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by slowpoison 17y ago
I expect soon you'll be able to search for somebody in the world by their mac-address.
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by slowpoison 17y ago
Without the real financials at hand, it's hard to tell if they are overvalued or not. There are numbers being thrown everywhere... but I'd take them with a grain of salt unless backed by hard evidence (which is lacking). Overvalued or not,
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by slowpoison 17y ago
Apple setting a bad precedent with this was my hope. I'm now 50% closer to my eventual wish - Apple exerting too much control and screwing up. The control part is done. The screw up... fingers crossed. That will discourage other companies (