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by trezor 16y ago
For desktop browsers, use the Google CDN and your users probably won't download a thing. And Google is one step closer to tracking everything everyone does on every website. As if now forcing people to deploy Google Analytics on their web
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by trezor 16y ago
I can get a twin-card for my phone so it's tied to the same subscription and I don't have an iPad. In that case, it makes very much sense to me to be able to use that twin SIM-card somewhere useful. It may not fit your needs, but in the par
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by trezor 16y ago
Why not have everything as external dongles? How about an external soundcard? Or external wifi-module? External card-reader? External auxiliary videocard for hooking up external monitirs? There's a value in having stuff built in. Where do y
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by trezor 16y ago
Will you be able to get a MBP with a builtin 3G-adapter yet? No? Ok, I'll just go back to Dell then. Edit: While my comment may come off trollish, this is a requirement for me when buying any mobile gear. That Apple still doesn't provide
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by trezor 16y ago
2. Moto should have started with the WiFi only version first, seen if people were interested and moved up from there... but entering the market at $800 with no appreciable "big win" over the comparable iPad (that is cheaper)? Why would y
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by trezor 16y ago
Where in the link supplied is there any evidence that this is a bug in the file-format? Before you jump on the bandwagon of cheap Microsoft-stabs, at least do some basic critical reading of the source you are relying on.
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by trezor 16y ago
As far as I see this, he admits the problem at the end: Microsoft Word is a Word Processing program, not a publishing program. You are not guaranteed to have your layout preserved when printing. This can be for a variety of reasons, but it
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by trezor 16y ago
Yeah. And it was about 100MB, not 2GBs. Careful though: I managed to hose one of my Windows 7 VMs with the stock WU SP1 update. Do remember to take your snapshots. I didn't :(
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by trezor 16y ago
The one biggest problem is Microsoft Office. I'd say Microsoft Office, everything else Microsoft which integrates seamlessly and most of all Active Directory. Getting anything equivalent to Active Directory up on Linux is an absolute nigh
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by trezor 16y ago
Looks like how tabs and location-bar is intermixed in MSIE9. Must admit I'm not too happy about it.
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by trezor 16y ago
And this is ignoring my corporate clients, who are using software that is integral to their business, that hasn't been updated in years and does not run correctly on Windows 7. Not refuting the rest of your point, but Windows 7 comes with
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by trezor 16y ago
It's a 10 year old OS with a 42% marketshare because Microsoft has been one of the better, if not the best company out there supporting their old products, much more so than Apple. Microsoft worked very hard to maintain backward compatibi
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by trezor 16y ago
Google still running its PR-stunt after having its OS rejected. But hey, it's Google so lets completely ignore that and give them credit like we wouldn't give any other company!
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by trezor 16y ago
The point that it may be stagnant is well taken, which is why I said "reasonably successful" instead of "stomping everyone else into the ground". But irrelevant it is not. Fair enough. But if you look at how quickly Windows Mobile went fr
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by trezor 16y ago
It was "throw out our current reasonably successful development efforts and become a licensee of Microsoft's failed platform instead". Reasonably successful? I dare you to name one single Nokia-phone made the last half decade which you wo
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by trezor 16y ago
It would mean Microsoft has realized that competing for Flash's position is not worth the fight, effort or money as Flash and its position in general (plugin-based web-solutions) is losing grounds every single day. They are not willing to f
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by trezor 16y ago
What problems can be solved with DI that can't be solved by passing a function? Any non-trivial interface implementation will have more than one function. Let's say I have a core library which defines lots of possible actions for my appli
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by trezor 16y ago
Am I missing some magic goo that makes Python not require DI, or do I just not understand what Java programmers mean by DI? Sometimes it's easier to assume Python-developers are blind to architectural problems and common solutions to thos
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by trezor 16y ago
DI is generally used to solve one of two problems that are pretty much unique to Java: Passing a function If you will pardon my English: What a load of bullshit. I'm sure it can be used for that as well (i.e. in implementing the delegat
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by trezor 16y ago
I guess at this point version 9 looks OK. You have MSIE 9, Opera 10 etc and we've grown accustomed to those. It's up there at the same level and not particularly out of place. Now look back: the public stable release of Chrome 1 was on 11
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Gizmodo's complete redesign: A textbook example of how not to do it.(gizmodo.com)
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by trezor 16y ago
Actually it runs better on my android than in stock Chrome on a reasonable powerful workstation. I get flicker, slow response and no visible animation between pages in Chrome. Seeing this I expected the worst when trying it on my phone, but
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by trezor 16y ago
Some (constructive) criticism of the db so far. I do realize that it's (at the moment) manually curated, but I still think it applies: * Twitter. One of the biggest websites out there right now, that also includes number of extensions only
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by trezor 16y ago
I've missed similar functionality since I switched from Chrome to Firefox (although for Firefox it was actually looking up user-scripts, which I guess is largely the same as Chrome extensions). Good job. Checking it out.
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by trezor 16y ago
I find the inability to check on my own threads and comments a big enough lacking to keep me from actually using it. It's http://ihackernews.com for me, even though I have to manually bookmark my profile page to lookup my own threads.
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by trezor 16y ago
This one isn't half bad, but it is lacking. MSSQL has a much better query engine when your queries get complex and it uses indexes in a more sophisticated and efficient way. Also on larger databases where the DB-size exceeds the available m
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by trezor 16y ago
While I agree that actual and direct comparisons would be very nice and useful, I feel the need to provide some constructive criticism of your post. Windows -- Yuck Some people like Windows. They develop on Windows. When they want things
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by trezor 16y ago
Heck. Windows Mobile 5 had that (via bloototh or USB). It's still nice for your laptop to have dedicated connectivity and relying on external devices.
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by trezor 16y ago
I honestly don't get the controversy of this thing. Let's say Microsoft via its bing-toolbar is checking what pages people are visiting, what search term they are using on various sites (including google) and what they deem are the most use
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by trezor 16y ago
Yes. Wifi is hastle because you have to search for open hotspots, ask at the counter what the password is etc etc. And lots of times they don't provide instant connectivity, but redirect you to and force you to go trough some sort of user-a

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