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by someone_here 16y ago
Yay Microsoft for allowing those on Windows! Yay Google for allowing it on Android! Yay Canonical for allowing it on Ubuntu!
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by someone_here 16y ago
I'm surprised it has such an impact on an N900 signing on to Jabber. I had no idea it was so reliant on d-bus.
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by someone_here 16y ago
If that's what you want, you could have the best of both worlds if printers ran CUPS. Then you could have backwards and forwards compatibility.
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by someone_here 16y ago
For one: Linux packs them quite small and somehow Ubuntu fits everything in it's 700MB ISO. Second, you could have the more obscure drivers download over the air, or as a package from the app store.
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by someone_here 16y ago
Why not just use the standard print queues instead of inventing your own print queue standard and calling that standard?
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by someone_here 16y ago
It's strange. As a 3D modeller who loves the game, I would adore making the artwork for free for everyone to enjoy. GSB should involve the community more.
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by someone_here 16y ago
On my Ubuntu machine, I rarely use more than 1GB (apart from the disk cache, of course, which can fill all remaining memory. Note: windows only has an 8MB cache)
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by someone_here 16y ago
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by someone_here 16y ago
Compiz actually had all the Windows 7 effects before Windows 7 even came out.
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by someone_here 16y ago
CNN could be using an ad provider that just happens to not have enough ads so they outsourced to a few new ad networks and one accidentally let in a hacked ad.
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by someone_here 16y ago
People still say that about Compiz!
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by someone_here 16y ago
"Hacker News Mashups: Deliver Your Project Faster with Virtualized Data Services Across Internal & External Sources of Funding for these projects"
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by someone_here 16y ago
It didn't have to draw any lines. Everything was bitmaps.
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by someone_here 16y ago
I'm surprised you have to use the command line to change such an option in an Apple product.
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by someone_here 16y ago
I had checked them out about a year ago and they couldn't even draw a line on the screen :\
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by someone_here 16y ago
I love perl, and I don't want to see it be dead, but there aren't enough libraries relating to my interests (games).
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by someone_here 16y ago
I can't reply to you davepell, as your reply here is [dead], but I too would like to get to the bottom of this.
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by someone_here 16y ago
I didn't write it but I thought it was interesting. Also, people read most of the article in the 500ms it took to submit? I don't think so.
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by someone_here 16y ago
There's an elephant in the way?
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by someone_here 16y ago
This one isn't.
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by someone_here 16y ago
It does go somewhere if you turn on "show dead" in your profile.
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I’ve Seen Your Future and It’s Been Edited(tweetagewasteland.com)
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by someone_here 16y ago
It's strange how I get the same thing for free with Steam.
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by someone_here 16y ago
I'm not familiar with 3D modelers, so could you explain what you mean by "cut real-time 2D plans and sections"?
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by someone_here 16y ago
what language is in any position to replace Java? Previously, it was any new implementation of the VM...
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by someone_here 16y ago
Actually Corel just changed winzip to stop working after 60 days and saw a sales increase of 20%.
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by someone_here 16y ago
Have you tried FlashDevelop?
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by someone_here 16y ago
Really, try FlashDevelop. It works well in Wine, and there's a beta version of it that works with Mono.
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by someone_here 16y ago
You could invest in Canada. Property values have been stable.
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by someone_here 16y ago
Surprisingly, the flex SDK is open source: http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/ And there is at least one open source IDE that uses it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FlashDevelop Also, the main part of the Flash Player is op

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