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by trezor 16y ago
You're not going to see me using an OS where I have to use a SSH-client written in Javascript where I have to upload my keys to a random site on the internet. By not supporting local applications, lots of the "cloudy" stuff I do, for instan
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by trezor 16y ago
> My parents, my in-laws, and to some degree my wife and kids. Until they want to play some music not on youtube, dig up some pictures they didn't upload to facebook etc etc. Or just actually do a slideshow of pictures, since most web-p
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by trezor 16y ago
My favourite quote from that article is the following one: Update: more from Buchheit in the FriendFeed thread: ChromeOS has no purpose that isn’t better served by Android (perhaps with a few mods to support a non-touch displ
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by trezor 16y ago
For Chrome OS to "work" in the enterprise, I suspect you need to have working AD-authentication or the IT-department will make it a no-go. So far my attempts to make Linux do AD-authentication has all been failed and miserable with immense
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by trezor 16y ago
Your first example will do_something_finally() before returning y and exiting the try-scope and method (unless an error has occurred). Your second example will return y without invoking do_something finally() (unless an error has occurred).
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by trezor 16y ago
Fails to being up the keyboard on my Android phone. thought I'd let you know ;)
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by trezor 16y ago
So if the letter was indeed sent to wikileaks, but used as a justification for locking their account, how on earth did the letter end up at Paypal to begin with? This is looking very, very fishy.
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by trezor 16y ago
> A phone OS which allows the networks to be totally supplanted wouldn't be marketed positively (by the networks). This is so backwards that it hurts. A Network which wont support the latest and greatest phones with the most awesome f
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by trezor 16y ago
I did this as one of my first things when I was learning ASP.NET. Now I absolutely hate it and intend to move to something else, something pre-built, something which I don't have to maintain. That said: I don't regret building it as it ta
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by trezor 16y ago
I see html5boilerplate.com is getting reused properly :)
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by trezor 16y ago
Very interesting stuff. Is the source for the various bots posted anywhere? Is it even a requirement that you disclose your source or that it will be made public after the results are published? I looked around but couldn't find any obvious
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by trezor 16y ago
You have Charles Stross' Accelerando which kind of covers this sort of scenario. I'm not 100% enthusiastic about the book, especially how things were rounded up at the end, but that's my usual reaction to books which are very vivid, imagina
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by trezor 16y ago
You are prompted to install this plugin if you try to activate/validate Windows or other software via Firefox instead of MSIE. At least Microsoft let you choose to install this and what browser you want to use.
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by trezor 16y ago
In that case you should consider Secuna PSI. It's a lightweight tool which monitors installed software, patchlevels and known vulnerabilities. It's also free as in beer. If updates are available, it will offer direct links to updates which
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by trezor 16y ago
Im not sure I would be that bold. Here is my take on it from reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/ebw1d/rubydrop_...
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by trezor 16y ago
Trying to improve some scanned forms I have, I got an average of 5 characters per page recognized. Also form formatting recognized as "1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1". I may not rely entirely on google docs for my OCR needs in future ;)
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by trezor 16y ago
Yeah same problem here. First I have to log in to a google account, then see google docs crash and burn. I'd appreciate a link to plain old fashioned document, or just some HTML. Not everyone loves google docs. Works for me now, but for tho
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by trezor 16y ago
That code reuse doesn't happen is really a myth and where I work, things gets reused a lot. That said, what language to use boils down more to code-maintenance than code-reuse since on .NET code reuse can (and will) happen transparently acr
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by trezor 16y ago
This is always one of my motivations for learning a new language. In my field of business (development / .NET), there is no way C# is going away as the language of choice, so learning new languages will very rarely allow me to use those ful
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by trezor 16y ago
And often mobile is an extension of the core product not the product itself. While this is true and you do have a point, the reason for this may is not always obvious. Sometimes it makes sense for mobile to be an extension of the core pro
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by trezor 16y ago
but who really benefits outside of the carriers who get a free OS for their phones? You seem confused about carriers, phone-makers and how things works in real life. Carriers may get stock-phones rebranded and customized from phone-makers
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by trezor 16y ago
Too bad you can't do that in Chrome.
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by trezor 16y ago
F#. It should let me get my mind around a somewhat different approach to programming compared my main languages (C#, Javascript) while letting me still work with a know platform.
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by trezor 16y ago
You mean in the US. The internet is bigger than the US, and right now Apple is introducing the telco-tied and crippling systems previously only seen in the US worldwide. Gee. Thanks Apple.
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by trezor 16y ago
Incorrect. The article states that they lost data between backup time and whenever the incident happened. Any reasonable quality transactional database system has a transaction log for a reason . If you were using commercial DB system li
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by trezor 16y ago
I found the ctocorner stuff pretty straight and to the point. Thanks for the links :)
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by trezor 16y ago
Thanks for the response. The game of life sample was pretty awesome, and the way HW acceleration was added just made it neater. And yes, I like LInQ quite a bit. I love how it lets you write your code a lot more declarative and in the proce
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by trezor 16y ago
Working mostly with .NET, I'm really trying to get a grip on F# these days. I have no ambitions on becoming as fluent as I am with C#, knowing pretty much all the ins and outs of the language, but just good enough to fool around with it and
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by trezor 16y ago
I hadn't seen it before and I found it rather interesting. If noone else complains, I say give it a shot. Definitely a good resource which can take some word of mouth.
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by trezor 16y ago
What I intended to say was that there are big differences between what services are used where. If that was unclear I'm sorry about that, but how would I know how Google Voice works when I'm not allowed to use the service?

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