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stewbrew
15y ago
IMHO the headline should be changed to something like "openjdk packages are favoured over sun-java-* packages, which will be removed ...".
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stewbrew
15y ago
I have no idea what you are referring to.
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stewbrew
15y ago
Since some plugins write temporary files to the first directory in runtimepath, this could have unintended consequences though.
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stewbrew
15y ago
While this might be a nice move for people living in France, I fail to see the relevance of this post at a global (or even European) level.
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stewbrew
15y ago
Doesn't Windows Explorer support ctrl-x & ctrl-v for moving files? It's a long time since I used Windows but I'd be surprised if it didn't.
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stewbrew
15y ago
It seems the ball mouse was: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_mouse#Mechanical_mice
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stewbrew
15y ago
You learned your native language by immersion, not by swallowing and regurgitating spoonfuls of grammar and vocabulary. I remember a study about language learning that concluded that it's a matter of age and that the older you get
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stewbrew
15y ago
Interesting list. Where I live there are electric vehicles, and McDonalds sells salad. There are even record labels that sell not so shitty music. You're probably rigth on a global level with respect to Barbie though.
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stewbrew
15y ago
For tweaking plugins, you should use .vim/after/plugin/NAME.vim files. Otherwise, clone the repository, make your changes, and initiate a pull request.
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stewbrew
15y ago
Sea ... island ... ships ... My first guess would have been heavily armed pirates.
881.
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stewbrew
15y ago
No, you don't. One false positive, many woops, quite a few false negatives. After calling the script a second time, almost all guesses are wrong.
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stewbrew
15y ago
Does it still link to subdirectories instead of files? That was the reason why I switched to graft long ago.
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stewbrew
15y ago
The idea is to simulate that apps are installed in usual places (e.g. /usr/local/).
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stewbrew
15y ago
With respect to the second link: It always helps to know your data structures & their purposes--no matter what language you use, recognizable or not. With respect to performance: you might want to try writing a c-like solution and run t
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stewbrew
15y ago
The author lost me when I saw the image of the color mac. That device sucked. They should have chosen a new design for improved (and quieter) ventilation instead of sticking to the old design. That they reused the old design may have been r
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stewbrew
15y ago
I'm slightly amazed at how inconsistent these special queries work. For international users (I simply assume it's not just me), this trick only works if I add &hl=en to the URL. Any explanations?
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stewbrew
15y ago
Does he also have the same light/lamp/bulb? Without making sure parameters & the software used were the same, such a casual comparison doesn't seems too useful to me.
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stewbrew
15y ago
"A 3.5 inch screen at that time was already unprecedented." 3.5 inch screens were a standard size for PDA screens.
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stewbrew
15y ago
But why?
890.
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stewbrew
15y ago
"Take Objects, Not Classes" But in Ruby, classes are objects with certain methods to create instances of themselves, aren't they?
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stewbrew
15y ago
I guess all those experts citing Fitts' Law have to find a new toy when touchscreens get the predominant means to interact with the UI.
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stewbrew
15y ago
Do you know a way to generate CVs in europass[1] format? [1] http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/europass/home/vernav/Europ...
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stewbrew
15y ago
May I kindly ask why you put "German" in there? Do you actually think there are no US (or whatever nation you are from copycat) startups? Is there anything special about German copycat startups? Do you have evidence that in Germany there ar
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stewbrew
15y ago
Nice article. I don't agree on the version numbering scheme though. In vim, version numbers are major.minor. Each plugin should define a variable g:loaded_PLUGIN_NAME that is set to the version number as integer (= 100 * major + minor). I.e
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stewbrew
15y ago
A minor note: "konnen" is not a German word. I assume the author meant "konnten" (past form) vs "könnten" (2nd Konjunktiv/imperfect subjunctive).
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stewbrew
15y ago
This would measure the popularity of titles/headlines (and maybe domain names) but not of content.
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stewbrew
15y ago
It could be a consequence of actually building a third of the iphone. (I know the above statement isn't exact.)
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stewbrew
15y ago
I hardly use ruby anymore and if I use it I run 1.8. Are encodings in 1.9 really still that bad -- several years after its initial release.
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stewbrew
15y ago
"Availability." Funny. I personally think one main advantages of the kindle is easy access (at comparably cheap prices) to the US book market from outside of the USA or Canada.
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stewbrew
15y ago
Isn't that basically what a wiki does? I'd also suspect that there were similar solutions for the old Psion 3 handheld.
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