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by tommi 14y ago
ecopoesis, you are not the only one saying that it's a linux bug instead of a java bug even though the link title says "Critical Linux bug that leads 100% CPU (leap second)". Did the link title change from a Java title, like the article, to
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by tommi 14y ago
Amazing! If you can charge 10 dollars a month for something which really doesn't do much and for which there are many free alternatives (some even provided by you) then I applaud. Do you have any paying customers at the moment?
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by tommi 14y ago
That's a very good point. I was looking for some kind of notice period for changes but this was all I found from the privacy policy: "If we ever make changes to our policy, you can easily see exactly what's changed on our Github page." Tomo
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by tommi 14y ago
I like your non-system and I have been using the same. However, I want to have more influence to when I am bored and what bores me. What kind of methods you use to drive yourself towards something or is everything just ad-hoc what ever you
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by tommi 14y ago
You would think that using prepared statements would be the norm by now, but I'm not so sure anymore. Today as I recovered my password from website of a multi-national gym, I got it in plain text. There are some crazy shit out there so trea
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by tommi 14y ago
EU actually funds the project: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7259339.stm and http://www.tribler.org/trac/wiki/whatIsTribler#Moreinformati...
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by tommi 14y ago
Please define "real email" and what justifies it to cost $250-$500/yr/mailbox in your opinion.
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by tommi 14y ago
Yes it is. See "Expect a 6 month freeze on Facebook’s Instagram acquisition" http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3965961
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by tommi 14y ago
Habit changes can be big or small - they don't all have to huge life changing things. There are some things you might not want to do every day like going to the gym where rest period is as important as the actual training. The application s
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by tommi 14y ago
I have been using https://chains.cc/ which is as far as I know the best web UI for "Don't break the chain" idea. However the lack of mobile app makes it harder to use and therefore I'm giving Habit List a try. Looks great! btw. for me, we
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by tommi 14y ago
That's not an analogy. Anybody with a computer can get a PDF reader without giving your information to a third party. There many PDF readers, not just one. I vote for disallowing links that require login for the reasons explained in grand p
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by tommi 14y ago
Iran http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_in_Iran
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by tommi 14y ago
HTML7 is likely a joke on Matt Cutts' twitter status https://twitter.com/#!/mattcutts/statuses/17066581623
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by tommi 14y ago
You can probably demonstrate the value in couple of minutes but many products don't provide value until after a longer period of use.
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by tommi 14y ago
That collection of best practices can hardly be considered as "UTF-8 Everywhere Manifesto" as it focuses on Windows and C++. It's good, but I'd rather see more manifesto like document for all cases on a domain like that.
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by tommi 14y ago
Does Windows Eclipse then show letters like that?
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by tommi 14y ago
I was asking if the parent was using the experimental feature and wondering if it worked for him because of it. I am not using the experimental feature. Of course samples are only samples, but they would be better if they showed a real life
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by tommi 14y ago
Yes, but are you using the experimental --enable-css-regions switch?
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by tommi 14y ago
Sad how the samples don't have any working fallback but break hideously on Chrome 19.
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by tommi 14y ago
"improve user interface experience (for example, by stopping video playback or slideshow when user switches to another browser tab)." In general, please don't do that. I might want to listen to the video or check and save a reference from t
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by tommi 14y ago
You do realize that a 300mph car is unfeasible due to drag? And that the close proximity is more of an issue with humans because of the inability to realize how much distance you actually need to react safely?
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by tommi 14y ago
Let me google that for you "namecheap domain stolen". First hit: "Someone has stolen my name and fraudulently transferred my domain name to another registrar; can you help me to get it back?" http://www.namecheap.com/support/knowledgebase/
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by tommi 14y ago
How would you use CSS media selectors with dynamic content?
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by tommi 14y ago
I agree on the disagreement. On removing functionality: "This can be handled in the opposite way we dealt with new functionality: if you don't see something, don't display it." In my experience that is just too simplistic idea to cover all
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by tommi 14y ago
Readability looks good until you read the comments. Then it just breaks down.
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by tommi 14y ago
Looks good, but interesting how Codekit can refresh your browser but can't monitor a filesystem. "Instantly see changes in your browser, with animation and without hitting the refresh button or installing plugins." "After adding a new file
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by tommi 14y ago
What a useless discussion. Domain, productivity and environment are the key points on choosing language and not a single feature of a language.
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by tommi 15y ago
> Your goal should be limiting exposure when it is compromised, not trying to lock down hatches on a leaky hull. But isn't running applications only as regular users just that, limiting exposure?
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by tommi 15y ago
For all we know those might've been regular glasses without any functionality.
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by tommi 15y ago
Does it make you more vulnerable to law suits if the author says no and you decide to code/acquire something similar?

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