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by trezor 17y ago
On a scale of 1-10, how impressive was the Nils’ sweep of exploiting all three main browsers? I was surprised. For IE 8, I’d give him a 9 out of 10. For Safari, maybe a 2. It’s just too easy to pop Safari. For Firefox on Windows, I
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by trezor 17y ago
Voted down for not posting the real URL.
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by trezor 17y ago
To be fair they encourage people to upgrade from MSIE 6 and 7 too, and if they can achieve that, I'm willing to consider that a good thing.
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by trezor 17y ago
I think I agree with the conclusion: If you already have an iPhone 3G, this update is more than good enough reason not to even consider a iPhone 3G S.
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by trezor 17y ago
Opera's only chance in the market is to spread virally. To have an Opera user tell an IE/Firefox/Safari user about this cool new feature that they could both use if that IE/Firefox/Safari user would just switch to Opera. Looking at the ho
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by trezor 17y ago
What kinds of apps is this supposed to unleash? If the application is sufficiently complex to require programming or a database, which is true of just about any non-trivial app, then the user is savvy enough to host apps for free in severa
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by trezor 17y ago
Not sure about the Coding Horror hatred, although a few has implied that whatever gets posted on Coding Horror gets posted here as well, even when the article isn't particularly interesting or good. I can't speak for everyone here not doing
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by trezor 17y ago
You live in the US don't you? In most of the world phone and subscription are not tied at all. If I want a phone, I go buy one. If I want a new plan, I go sign up for one. It's really that simple most places not the US. For reference, it's
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by trezor 17y ago
I work mostly with Windows, so that is where I have my core skills. That however doesn't detract me from the "Use whatever tool that works best" philosophy. And I consider OS part of my tool-kit. In some cases Linux is clearly superior. In
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by trezor 17y ago
Site currently seems bombed and google cache comes up empty. Anyone have a mirror? Edit: Seems to work for me too now. For anyone interested, there's a bing developer site which has more extensive information. http://www.bing.com/developer
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by trezor 17y ago
Creating your "own" opensearch provider for any search engine on the internet is ridiculously easy. In fact, going to any search engine which allows you to add a search provider should give you a simple enough template to work with. Just cu
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by trezor 17y ago
While this is true to a certain extent, it only becomes true once search results are good enough to no longer be the deciding factor. Even if cuil had a mobile version which magically doubled the screensize and gave me a magical flip out ke
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by trezor 17y ago
I know it's cliche by now, and definitely a minor nitpick, but mentioning iTunes as the result of a perfectionist super-critic sounds like madness to anyone who isn't on a Mac. I would argue the Windows-port is the worst (yet successful) so
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by trezor 17y ago
ORM is not a good abstraction for anything but the trivial case of a table. As soon as you want to do anything actually relational, I have yet to see an ORM layer that comes up with an efficient join. Microsoft's Linq for SQL generates mo
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by trezor 17y ago
Like others have pointed out, justin.tv's main issue in cases like this would be serving the same data to lots of users, aka bandwidth, which can pretty easily solved. Twitter however has to fetch random data for million of different users,
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by trezor 17y ago
If any of this is true and actually delivers, coupled with technical limitations on the Wii (1), it would seem the story is that they can't . At least not without pumping out a new console. What will be interesting to see is how Sony respo
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by trezor 17y ago
Not to deliberately derail the thread or anything, but if you in any way associate using google search with promoting open-source, you are doing something wrong. Google search is (too) as proprietary as it gets. As for bing, I gave it a sho
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by trezor 17y ago
While I agree with your point at large, sometimes it's simply not feasible for local TV networks to air shows you might be interested in. I know this, since I live in Norway (population less than 5 million) and I tend to enjoy Japanese TV-s
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by trezor 17y ago
Regular ASP.Net gives you this trough server-side validation controls, which is up to you to embed in your forms. This generates client-side Javascript with visual feedback for the user, where you are to some extent in control how the resul
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by trezor 17y ago
But I wonder if "procedural programming is the foundation upon which all other edifices are constructed" is necessarily true. Could we not build a computer that was truly functional throughout? Not to sound rude here, but I'm going to gue
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by trezor 17y ago
I have to say to whoever tries this, make sure to set bing to "United States - English" mode as opposed to whatever default localization it applies. The difference is quite stunning. While I realize in the long term, you will need localized
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by trezor 17y ago
I'd say the biggest difference between Google and Microsoft would be in the arena in which they play. Google has everything on the web. They can change whatever they want whenever they want and since it is web-based, you will have no opti
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by trezor 17y ago
Xbox is a good example. While I may or may not agree on your point at large, the complete Xbox package (the Xbox 360 software, Xbox live etc) is clearly superior to anything Sony can produce. I don't care about the PS3 having provenly mor
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by trezor 17y ago
Next time when they silently install, say, an MP3 blocker in your Firefox Protip: If you want to be taken seriously, omit bullshit like this the next time you make a comment. Just in case if it's not clear - what makes it a rogue extensi
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by trezor 17y ago
While I don't question how the login time causes frustration, I would address the real issue instead of blaming Microsoft: You have a broken login process.
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by trezor 17y ago
Besides this being old news, yes let's all hate on Microsoft for them writing actual code and adding ClickOnce deployment support to Firefox. I agree the lack of an uninstall option is silly, but calling this a "rougue Firefox extension" ju
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by trezor 17y ago
Not to be the hater in this thread, but I bet this was made by a bitter JS developer who saw how jQuery undid most the evils of Javascript and felt that the "damage" had to be rectified. To add something constructive to the debate, I'll jus
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by trezor 17y ago
Not being a big fan of tablet PCs and pen input, if the math input works as good as it seems, I can definitely see how that would have made entering formulas in my masters thesis a million times quicker. For most (in the western part of the
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by trezor 17y ago
I'm running 32-bit Firefox in Windows Server 2008 x64 and I have no issues with this what so ever. It's stable, working and you shouldn't really need more than 4GB of memory for a web-browser anyway. Compared to the minefield of bugs that i
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by trezor 17y ago
I'm using it right now because regular Firefox is dog slow on Linux, something you really notice on things like low-powered netbooks. My main complaints so far are that there is no options screen at all and that font rendering is horrible

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