tintin

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by tintin 15y ago
Maybe the other end of our galaxy ;)
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by tintin 15y ago
I totally agree with your points 1 and 4. Ofcourse your processor can calculate sound, but it's the AC that is important. When I plug in my headphones in my onboard soundcard and move my mouse I'm hearing noise and hiss. When I play music I
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by tintin 15y ago
I don't get why people use short URLs. Yours isn't working already. And I could never know where the link is taking me. Maybe it will take me to your honeypot.
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by tintin 15y ago
" All possible emergency situations have been tested."* It's hard to believe this. Sometimes humans are getting a little haughty. What about a small comet? What about lack of recourses maintaining the thing? I'm still not convinced nuclear
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by tintin 15y ago
Well you can have a secure in-box yourself, but your e-mail will still be sent to untrusted providers. Another option is to give a certificate to your contact and send all conversations encrypted. edit: oops, I did not notice bhousel's pos
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by tintin 15y ago
And I once again fell for the myth that titles starting with 'why' and not asking questions are interesting...
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by tintin 15y ago
"Apple refuses to spend the time and due diligence with Adobe to fully optimize it correctly. Unfortunately, as I have noted earlier, Google is also 100 percent guilty of this as well." It all depends on how Adobe is willing to adapt. It'
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by tintin 15y ago
A thing I don't like about Unity are the context-menus. When your application is fullscreen they are ok, but when your window is smaller it's strange to have the context menu still on top of your screen. I also never understood why Apple is
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by tintin 15y ago
Most drugs are not mind expanders, but blockage solvers. We care a lot about what others say and think. This is blocking our creativity. But you don't need drugs to solve this blockage. You can train yourself letting creativity flow and don
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by tintin 15y ago
I understand the downvotes, but I think there is some truth in 'put the coffee down'. A lot of people think about the how to, but sometimes you just have to put the coffee down and act. When you feel the step is to big to take at once, just
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by tintin 15y ago
Your comment is making clear Apple does a great job letting you believe this. Your statement about Smart phones is just plain false. Samsung alone is outnumbering iPhones. Apple is zigging best with the iPad. But then again other tablets ar
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by tintin 15y ago
"Is there a single Android handset that competes with the iPhone in terms of units" In a lot of countries the Samsung Galaxy S just does that.
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by tintin 15y ago
Via this page: http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/graphics/videoformatsuppor... I installed the player for IE9. Strange thing is, the right top movie (WebM) looks a little nicer in Opera, Chrome and Firefox. The blue text on white it very
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by tintin 15y ago
One reason why they shouldn't: When they fork PHP, they need another team to maintain there PHP fork. A team like.. the team maintaining PHP already.
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by tintin 16y ago
Posted this because I think it applies to a lot more than music alone.
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Everything popular is wrong: Making it in electronic music(littlewhiteearbuds.com)
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by tintin 16y ago
If you are not going to hire a designer here are some beginner tips: - choose at most 1 or 2 sizes (like 5pixels and 15pixels) - use only x*size for all your sizes (image sizes, margins, paddings) - choose only 2 or 3 colors (kuler.
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by tintin 16y ago
Grooveshark did not make a stand against the music industry. They made a stand against Google and the RIAA. Seems like Google is afraid of the RIAA and just drops anything from the store the RIAA doesn't like.
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by tintin 16y ago
Totally agree. It took me a while to learn how to use the UI. But when I did I was amazed about it's usefulness. Shortcuts are very easy for your hand (using qwerty layout). It all feels very natural. I worked with 3D studio 1 (DOS) up to 3
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by tintin 16y ago
Comments on that page killed the browser-star. But I appreciate Microsoft for not removing them.
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by tintin 16y ago
I'm also surprised the codec can handle this quite well. I expected a lot more artifacts.
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by tintin 16y ago
Sometimes I wonder why we don't use certificates more often. Nowadays a lot of people have a laptop or other mobile device so you need only one installation. Maybe give users a choice: password or certificate.
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by tintin 16y ago
Problem with cheap devices like this one is battery life. You are lucky if you can keep it up to 2 hours. And the touchscreens are not the best in the world. Even the capacitive ones. But if you just keep it connected and don't worry about
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by tintin 16y ago
"Probably a bad one from reading your comments." Well if it works for you, don't change. I will be the last one to call you a bad developer. But in my experience e-mails can be very distractive because people ask for a solution, not just
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by tintin 16y ago
"doing something so important that it requires 100% of your attention (this never happens for more than 10 minutes)" The author is clearly not a developer. I like to check my e-mail twice a day. And then just close the program. Keeps you
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by tintin 16y ago
And the Beagleboard came in mind ( http://beagleboard.org/ ).
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by tintin 16y ago
Name me one religious book with such strange behavior.
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by tintin 16y ago
At first I also thought that he was using Processing but I don't think he used it for this film.
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by tintin 16y ago
Looks like you don't want to be there when it 'rains'. But it's amazing how far the impact of the big crater reaches. I wonder if these are cracks in the surface or sprays of dust.
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by tintin 16y ago
I wonder if such places will end up like Kowloon walled city. When there is no one around it's easy to sneak in. And the poor are in need of a home (because they demolished there home building these cities). ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K

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