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by superk 16y ago
See also Apache Thrift (from Facebook) and Caucho Hessian
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by superk 16y ago
I have the GSM version - branded as the Motorola Milestone - so that could be a factor. But Droid's instability problems have been reported before (ie. this 56 page thread: http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php/1587731-Official-... )
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by superk 16y ago
I have both the Droid and Nexus One. Nifty keyboard aside, Nexus One is a much better phone hands down. Lot's of instability problems with the Droid, and performance overall is much slower (and the keyboard while neat does make the device h
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by superk 16y ago
Engage a law firm will take your time and your money.
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by superk 16y ago
Honestly, I would hand it back and ask them to reduce it to less than 10 pages. There's nothing to be intimidated about legal documents in general (reading through them you can make any changes before signing) but 100 pages just isn't fair
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by superk 16y ago
You can report mistakes ( http://maps.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answe... ). I reported one once... about 6 months later received an email from google saying it was fixed... it was. Of course a wikipedia-API would be awesome
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by superk 16y ago
What he said... I'll also add, that it's written for Javascript should not be understated - not only is it one of the most widely used and accessible languages around, but I'd wager no other platform has the amount of competitive developmen
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by superk 16y ago
Does anyone know if there's a link to the actual audio file somewhere so I could hear it?
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by superk 16y ago
Seconded - their support and checkout process all suck hard. What's great about SSL's... they are all scams.. but you get to decide the level for which they screw you.
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by superk 16y ago
The problem with clientside crypto (besides the security) is what do you do with it in the backend? Without matching code to decrypt on the backend it's pretty useless - unless you're using node, rhino or something. Porting javascript to an
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by superk 16y ago
No.. the cure to cancer is in iPhone 5.
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by superk 16y ago
Search youtube.. they're on there...
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by superk 16y ago
Yeah, I was refering specifically to the "lowest common denominator ... like the best HTML5 / CSS3 support" non sequitur...
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by superk 16y ago
Yeah... your comment about supertankers growing on trees is way understated in regards to BP being able to round up a few empty ones in less time than it will take to drill the relief wells.
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by superk 16y ago
Actually an interesting point. What would happen if they cast a stadium sized block of concrete and dropped it on the hole.
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by superk 16y ago
Dude lost me with "Essentially, as long as the iPhone and iPad are able to retain mind-share, developer support and an unignorable market-share then Apple can shape the lowest common denominator for the web (even if that low is very high, l
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by superk 16y ago
Firstly latest estimates are between 12k and 19k barrels x day ( http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/30/us/30spill.html?pagewanted... ). That's 350 - 554 gpm. If a super oil tanker can hold 2m barrels you'd fill one up with greasy, slushy water
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by superk 16y ago
Why cap it? Better to put a turbine down there and start generating electricity from the all natural hydro-petro-electric source!
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by superk 16y ago
Amiga Power The best part is the web-only follow-up to the deceased mag: http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/ap2/
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by superk 16y ago
Watch some of Ephidrena's old 4k demos on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6mynON6eQI (If you have an Amiga lying around you can run the actual demo) That's multi channel digital audio (+ graphics) in under 4000 bytes. Wolfram sou
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by superk 16y ago
Classic HP move...first to follow last.
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by superk 16y ago
How do you test this? Healing rates are hugely dependant on quirks of the patient... So you can't really have a control group not using the apartus... Do you inflict a second, identical wound to the individual to compare which heals faster?
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by superk 17y ago
I once worked for a company where the Marketing department believing anything that was not dark text on a white or off-white background was hard to read. Amazing how a couple individuals could off handedly discard an entire rainbow based on