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by stefanve 13y ago
Yeah I just noticed that, sorry, also I thought that it being open sourced was more interesting than the reason why.
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by stefanve 13y ago
I'm sorry didn't noticed it is over a year old I thought a couple of months. I'm unable to change the title as I'm not aloud to do that anymore. I was triggered by the lime editor post to see how the 2.0 version was comi
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by stefanve 13y ago
https://github.com/textmate/textmate It's is an older post, but new for me and new for the HN system :)
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TextMate 2.0 goes open source in response to OS X restrictions(arstechnica.com)
13 points by stefanve 13y ago|12 comments
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by stefanve 13y ago
I don't understand the point of this article especially the bit about being an evil genius by ways of making excellent best in business cross OS api's. Really? being competitive is being an evil genius? If amazon is willing it can
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by stefanve 13y ago
Maybe you should visit reddit ;-)
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by stefanve 13y ago
I don't think it's about software per se, but more about the idea of Big Data. We have seen many ideas that have come and go most of the times a good idea but a good idea is not something you should use for everything. From the to
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by stefanve 13y ago
Ubuntu Linux please :) (why not make it cross platform). Just bought the Android version :)
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by stefanve 13y ago
I think most people are missing the point. It is not about replacing your main OS or PC it is about having platform independence. The same reason why Google bought/started Android applies here; protecting/getting the means to sell
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by stefanve 13y ago
The reason I only back kickstarter projects is that I don't like that you pay inmidiatly with igg. Don't know if there is any data on funded projects that delivered or failed to deliver but my guess igg will do worse in this respe
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by stefanve 13y ago
As someone who doesn't have a Facebook account I hope that "Facebook does it" isn't going to be a reason to stop or start. That being said lucky Facebook rarely does something interesting or original :-)
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Does the NSA's Linux kernel patches need a code review? (itwire.com)
2 points by stefanve 13y ago|0 comments
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by stefanve 13y ago
Yeah I was hopping on at least an extension of the campaign. Would have bought one. O well in the end I think it is better that a established manufacture releases a Ubuntu phone (I hope based on the edge) than that Canonical is handling war
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by stefanve 13y ago
I'm fairly new to node.js, but having done some decent work in AS3/Flex (admittedly years ago) I'm a bit amassed that they didn't take a look how Adobe took on some of these "problems". I think it is a pity tha
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by stefanve 13y ago
you really should put the essence of this commend on the kick starter page. It makes it absolutely clear why I should care and why it is a cool project. edit: Both company's that you mention should just sponsor the project and/or
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by stefanve 13y ago
This is not the only online IDE or the first :) c9.io codenvy.com nitrous.io
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by stefanve 13y ago
I freaking love c9. But I will try out the MS thing.
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by stefanve 13y ago
Get another job, with smart people equally smart or smarter then you. Work for a company that makes a product you can relate to. And work at a place the works as a team and follow the work hard and play hard way of thinking. The best place
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by stefanve 13y ago
Looks nice and it helpful, thanks. Maybe you could change the output so the latest output is on top instead on the bottom (more blog style). Also it would be nice to reset the output altogether
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by stefanve 13y ago
Maybe it is not necessary but I don't see anything against it. That was the weird thing about that article all kinds of semi legit reasons why it is not necessary to use them but no reason why not to use them. I would say if there are
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by stefanve 13y ago
I think this could be big especially in the mobile space. I can imagine that smaller ARM manufactures/designers will use this over PowerVR or there own graphics implantation. In desktop space I don't see any one willing to do that
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by stefanve 13y ago
"You'll be able to link other Xbox Live accounts as having shared access to your library when you first set up a system and will also be able to add them later on (though specific details of how you manage these relationships is s
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by stefanve 13y ago
>The link I referenced before also mentions that on your Xbox, any user can play any game: >Your friends and family, your guests and acquaintances get unlimited access to all of your games. Anyone can play your games on your console--
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by stefanve 13y ago
I really like SpiderOak I have been using them for more than two years. Resent update added a true dropbox experience. And most importantly it has a client for Linux, OSX, windows, ios and Android.
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by stefanve 13y ago
I like the idea of recommendations but the way they did it is useless. If they make it better I would be happy.
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A first grader could dream up a better way to do this
5 points by stefanve 13y ago|2 comments
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by stefanve 13y ago
My own experience is that I would skip it but not because it is an possible ad. Especially if I'm looking for a product I will look at the ads, sometimes the ads are better than the actual result. But there is a problem with the SERP, and t
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by stefanve 13y ago
I played with the beta and I have to say that it is way more polished than 12.04/12.10. I have played for many years with Linux (since early 1990s) but it was always to much of a hazel to use it as my main os. But since 12.04 I fully switch
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by stefanve 14y ago
very nice UI, I really like the idea of marking an area and than choose what type it is. seems to be great for a tablet UI as well. For an opensource off-line tool may I suggest pencil project. I'm currently using it for my work.
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by stefanve 14y ago
it's good they will stay alive. Looking forward to see more games on linux.

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