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by soofaloofa 14y ago
Boring != bad.
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by soofaloofa 14y ago
I'm not sure what your definition of powerful is but the list of Office features is pretty long.
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Dropbox offers more competitive pricing(dropbox.com)
2 points by soofaloofa 14y ago|0 comments
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by soofaloofa 14y ago
cscope is great. It would be even better if they supported more languages.
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by soofaloofa 14y ago
Personally I've always found XAML and C# to be an incredibly productive programming environment. I wish I could work with the MS tool chain more often.
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Microsoft Roslyn Community Preview - code generation, analysis, and refactoring(msdn.microsoft.com)
2 points by soofaloofa 14y ago|0 comments
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by soofaloofa 14y ago
The whole argument came apart right here. Exxon will certainly be near the top in 50 years.
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by soofaloofa 14y ago
The Ribbon UI is one of the best improvements to Office in years.
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by soofaloofa 15y ago
Have children.
100.
by soofaloofa 15y ago
I recently bought an iOS Basic licence and got an e-mail from Unity stating that I get 25% off my next purchase just because I missed this sale. Great customer support!
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by soofaloofa 15y ago
It's not meant to be taken seriously.
102.
by soofaloofa 15y ago
I love getting auto-replies because a lot of times the application process is to send an e-mail to jobs@example.com. Getting a reply that your resume arrived intact is always reassuring.
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by soofaloofa 15y ago
Auto playing the video is a complete turn-off for me.
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by soofaloofa 15y ago
SpiderOak?
105.
by soofaloofa 15y ago
Agreed. Lock-in is the real win for Apple here.
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by soofaloofa 15y ago
Anyone else feel that these quotes have been cherry-picked to support 37 signals business philosophy?
107.
by soofaloofa 15y ago
> Apple is not the next anything because the role it aspires to transcends anything imaginable by Microsoft, ever. Really? Both are publicly traded companies whose role is to make money for shareholders. I don't see how it's possible
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by soofaloofa 15y ago
I love the Ubuntu team's willingness to move the platform forward. Even if that means making controversial decisions.
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by soofaloofa 15y ago
This learning by copying are what made JavaScript, PHP, and Perl so popular.
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by soofaloofa 15y ago
In some cases minification is absolutely vital. Yet there are so many neat JavaScript tricks used on throwaway or one-off projects that are minified without reason.
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An Argument Against JavaScript Minification(blog.kevinsookocheff.com)
25 points by soofaloofa 15y ago|19 comments
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by soofaloofa 16y ago
The closest I have come to this ideal is when playing sports. For me, mental preparation was absolutely key. I imagine high performing athletes are able to achieve this feeling of being in the "zone" quite often.
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by soofaloofa 16y ago
I don't get the problem here. Microsoft is trying to optimize the IE browsing experience for Windows users by taking advantage of hardware/OS functionality. And the issue is ... ?
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by soofaloofa 16y ago
I don't see this as the game changer the author makes it out to be. Remember that Microsoft is in this for the long haul. The Xbox was plagued with problems in the early years but MS stuck with it; now it's one of their most profitable div
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Windows Phone Marketplace bans the GPL, and the App Store should too(arstechnica.com)
20 points by soofaloofa 16y ago|13 comments
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by soofaloofa 16y ago
There is no issue here, only fear-mongering. To me it seems like a pragmatic choice. I'm not sure if the perception of Microsoft will ever change in the eyes of developers.
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Help me understand closures(kevinsookocheff.com)
1 points by soofaloofa 16y ago|0 comments
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by soofaloofa 16y ago
You can equally argue that Apple's stance on video and on Flash is hurting users.
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Speed matters and google gets it(kevinsookocheff.com)
1 points by soofaloofa 16y ago|0 comments
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by soofaloofa 16y ago
Were these searches for the phrase "Google Instant" done with Google Instant? Probably. This metric makes no sense in gauging success.

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