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by trvz 11y ago
The problem is probably your ISP, check http://ispspeedindex.netflix.com/ .
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by trvz 12y ago
"Oops, there's a problem... Out of Stock" - your company doesn't compete on the cloud part, so their claim still stands.
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by trvz 12y ago
Ok, now go tell this to the US.
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by trvz 12y ago
Wait, what? "Piracy and cheating" isn't always a gateway to serious programming. Exploring the software on your purchased devices can be a gateway to serious programming. What you call that process is subjective, but arguably
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by trvz 12y ago
> Imagine getting into your car and having it say “Oh! Hey. I’m faster now than I was yesterday. You’re welcome!” Because that’s what’s happening. Imagine having such a software-powered car and being unable to get into it because it was
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by trvz 12y ago
> When you get into community-sourced libraries, names are just granted on a first-come, first-served basis for whatever service is hosting them. Maybe they shouldn't be. I dislike Apache being called httpd in yum, as compared to ap
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by trvz 12y ago
Luck.
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by trvz 12y ago
rsync, and I'm not delighted at this answer either.
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by trvz 12y ago
When I've read the first part of the first sentence, "Twitter's mobile advertising arm enables its clients to use a hidden...", I've thought "I'm a client, but never heard of ... oh, nevermind.".
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by trvz 12y ago
The only people winning here are the ones who studied law, and now are lawyers, lobbyists and politicians…
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by trvz 12y ago
Writing from Germany, this article is shallow and stereotypical due to not being well researched. Please don't read it, or forget what you read in it; not all work is good work, and you shouldn't value bad work; this article is a
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by trvz 12y ago
Reading C&H's site, I think the living room reference in the article is false. The rack is supposed to be in the basement to add heat to your water heating system.
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by trvz 12y ago
1) Him having to interfere against the bs of the ISPs makes me sad, as it's one more sign of the politicisation of the internet. 2) I welcome Obama being well advised, but he remains the spy master of the world.
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by trvz 12y ago
At installation, there's also a checkbox to set it as the default browser, and it's pre-checked. I think, even full-time web developers wouldn't want to set it as default, and Mozilla should retain themselves here.
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by trvz 12y ago
Those situations might be less rare than you think, the savings tens of dollars and contributors to the lower price.
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by trvz 12y ago
This is not about customer-middleman-publisher relationships, but the publishers wanting Google to advertise their crap and pay them for it, based on the false claim that the excerpts in the advertisement have copyrightable value; they don&
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by trvz 12y ago
Sure, build your app with dependency on software from Twitter, because looking back their relationship to developers has been so great until now, and surely they won't abandon this project after two years...
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by trvz 12y ago
Is this the fourth or fifth try of Mozilla to replace passwords? Surely it will work _this_ time… Edit: …which makes it totally sensible to invest time building your site up relying on this stuff.
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by trvz 12y ago
Having those bottom borders on all their app icons is some serious trolling by Google.
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by trvz 12y ago
The site uses Google Analytics. Easy to deduce the service's usefulness in a critical situation from there…
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by trvz 12y ago
It made less than 100k USD yearly revenue, paying Levison and a supporter.
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by trvz 12y ago
When the NSA is already inside the operating system and/or hardware, this doesn't help.
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by trvz 12y ago
Also consider that software other than games is sold on Steam as well: http://store.steampowered.com/software/
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by trvz 12y ago
You could fill it up quickly with big-sized software and games.
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by trvz 13y ago
…won't help him. Money does.
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by trvz 13y ago
This isn't thought through: if someone has started writing his book in Markdown he can't use this markup without converting the expressions; instead of extending the original in a useful way, this project is breaking compatibility
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by trvz 13y ago
It's a good name and shouldn't be changed. They're different enough things to be discriminable via context. Also, there's Automatic Reference Counting and people who don't care about proper casing ("Ios").
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by trvz 13y ago
"If they can't keep their forums secure, why should I even use their operating system?"
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by trvz 13y ago
Two years.
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by trvz 14y ago
"until probably 100 or 144" - ugh. That's 10 and 12. I hope he 's wrong about that and schools aren't that bad where he lives. In Germany we've had to memorize squares for numbers 1 to 20 and 25, which gives you the roots of 1, 4, ..., 100,

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