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by trezor 17y ago
Does google even have non-automated solutions if you ever get in trouble?
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by trezor 17y ago
Google is really hitting the lows these days. They overhyped wave and when they launched it nobody knew how to use it for anything besides trolling, then Google trolled us and said that Chrome OS would only "support" SSD because seemingly t
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by trezor 17y ago
Chrome has that feature, but unlike in Firefox you lose your history for that tab, so no way to go back. You get the page you were on and that is it.
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by trezor 17y ago
So basically Chrome's tabs works like they have done forever in Firefox and Opera. yawn
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by trezor 17y ago
I admit just skimming this, but what benefits does WebGL add to (the very much failed) VRML? Embedding in HTML pages? More JS hooks? Anything which couldn't have been bolted onto VRML? Or is VRML just too dated to be a reasonable thing to b
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by trezor 17y ago
Call me cynical but I can't see this not being employed for spam somehow.
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by trezor 17y ago
If it wasn't obvious I just intended to write something informative in there, and couldn't come up with a clever substitution expression that would fit the sentence.
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by trezor 17y ago
My most common use of Perl: $ someCommandChain | perl -pe 's/because sed regex sucks/' Maybe I could spend some time learning a new regex dialect to avoid perl entirely, but for the time being this works for me.
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by trezor 17y ago
Most of the typically criticized, "fucked up" aspects of ASP.Net (like the page life-cycle event model) has been cleaned up in ASP.Net MVC. I still want my debugger though.
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by trezor 17y ago
Wifi and trackpad do not work but the rest is fine Seems Google just stole the same market-share normally composed of Linux-users.
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by trezor 17y ago
Voted up in hope that someone can adequately explain that piece of code frighteningly close to line-noise.
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by trezor 17y ago
Just to throw some alternate perspective in here, I could mention how Spotify offers it's service as a free, ad-supported service and as a paid for service without advertisement. I thought the advertisements were annoying enough to pay for
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by trezor 17y ago
I checked the link to the digg case myself, and then I found this: Computing the intersection with a JOIN is much too slow in MySQL, so we have to do it in PHP. If they claim that doing any heavy computation is faster in PHP than in MySQL
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by trezor 17y ago
I can see Apple's point about not wanting anyone else to infringe on their trademarks and representing their application like anything officially from Apple. I can see that. That is one hundred percent reasonable. However when Apple demands
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by trezor 17y ago
I'm still hooked on my solid collection of Firefox extensions. If this is indeed an "OS" in any sense of the word, I would expect it to support switching Chrome for Firefox. If not, it's pretty much DOA to me.
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by trezor 17y ago
Not to mention it recommends sticking to escaping strings as opposed to the proper way of using prepared statements/parameterized queries. This is trivial stuff and poorly implemented. Only positive aspect I can see in using this class is t
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by trezor 17y ago
I think the last PC I bothered to build myself was a Pentium 4 some ages ago. Since then I've decided that the two pennies (or otherwise insignificant amount) I save building myself is not worth the time it takes to assemble it, not to ment
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by trezor 17y ago
We don't. I'm 31 and I can't remember ever using a check. Heck, I hardly keep cash around. Why should I? Checks are for electronically impaired people. Need to pay? Use a credit-card. Need to transfer money? Use internet banking. Which, by
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by trezor 17y ago
While it seems he found something which seems did the trick for him and it's hard to to dispute his comments about the maturity of OCaml vs F#, his complaints about the F# interactive console is not 100% correct. You can easily write a F# s
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by trezor 17y ago
I think the technically correct term would be "no longer actively blocks".
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by trezor 17y ago
>> >> "so he could form the World Wide Web Foundation (ironically, an organization that can't put up a web page that is valid!)." >> Case in point. If it shows up nicely in real world browsers, who cares. I'm sure al
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by trezor 17y ago
Because the second can more easily be parsed 100% correctly and consistently, while the first one will not allow you to fully understand a document-tree without lots of wile and complex forward and backward document scanning, and you may st
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by trezor 17y ago
Late last year I announced a new policy at TechCrunch – we don’t do embargoes. Well, it was a little more complicated than that, and designed to stir up chaos in the PR ranks. Good to see techcrunch being classy as ever and openly admitti
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by trezor 17y ago
Not that anecdotal evidence is anything to go by, but I know nobody who uses Google docs. Absolutely nobody. In fact the only place I see this mentioned as a real competitor to anything is on reddit and HN. Whoever I know who needs a Office
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by trezor 17y ago
This is actually pretty cool. I always looked at PowerShell as some beefed up version of cmd.exe with .NET Extensions. Looking at this it would seem like the entire cmd.exe-behaviour found in PowerShell is based on alieses for .NET function
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by trezor 17y ago
iPhone OS 2.x did not support Exchange. So I think you can make a reasonable case that before June 19th 2009 very few of these encryption-required companies were buying iPhones since they simply didn't support Exchange. This is factually
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Apple betrays the iPhone's business hopes(tech.yahoo.com)
44 points by trezor 17y ago|27 comments
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by trezor 17y ago
I really don't care about wifi as long as I have 3G. It works everywhere, and it's a very simple opt-in solution where those who want it can pay for the service. But then again, I don't live in the US. Telcos actually works around here.
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by trezor 17y ago
For HTTPS you need a dedicated IP since security negotiation happens before the HTTP hosts header is posted and your cert needs to cover the host you want to connect to. That is, it is impossible to host several sites using HTTPS on one sin
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by trezor 17y ago
About bloody time. It's been 10 days since Apple approved the application. While it's cool that Apple did approve the app, having to wait 10 days from approval to something as sexy as this reaches the AppStore makes me dislike Apple and def

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