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by umurkontaci 12y ago
We also have that in my country, but I don't think this really helps while driving as I usually glimpse at the lights and keep my attention to the road, I usually don't read the timer at all. We also have very short yellow lights
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
There is better solution: http://xkcd.com/810/
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
This is actually pretty important, and actually you can do this (probably in a more polite way) to your manager as well. Not wanting to be interrupted = focused. focused = more progress in development. If you are interrupted in while workin
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
I agree, the new keyboard sucks a lot, there is no visual distinction between the letters and it is very easy to make a lot of typos, it is very painful. Went back to Swiftkey immediately.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Chrome 38 on MacOSX Yosemite. Works just fine both focused and unfocused.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
It would make it hard for touch devices
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
This looks pretty promising. It would be awesome if we could easily change the providers. (gitlab, bitbucket, trello etc)
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Satya was holding the head of Cloud & Enterprise division, which has .NET and Developer Division within. He may have been preparing/planning for this long before he was appointed as well.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
actually it is. when you are sudo you can practically do whatever you want, including opening a backdoor, adding another admin user, forwarding ports etc.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
> I really should use a separate machine solely for financial transactions. But I don't. I doubt if even 1% of people do. Any old machine should work, no matter how slow, because it's not used very often. I think it has more po
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
For those who thought if this was legit and genuine or a smart phishing attempt, it is legit: http://blog.lastpass.com/2014/10/open-sourced-lastpass-comma...
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Another Turkish here. The spacing around punctuation in Turkish in the same as English. It's just that OP failed to spellcheck his writing.
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Facebook Presence(facebook.com)
1 points by umurkontaci 12y ago|0 comments
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Though it means they were not open "enough". I agree on no apology part, it is just an "open" statement.
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
Seems like I am getting downvoted for some reason. Let me clarify a bit of things here. The product he is talking about is a browser plugin, which is something that claims that speeds up reading by coloring the sentences. This has no relati
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by umurkontaci 12y ago
I'm sorry, you have written a very similar message to the comments section of the given link. It smells spam.
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AngularJS Directives, Using Isolated Scope with Attributes(umur.io)
1 points by umurkontaci 13y ago|0 comments
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A Proposal to Distributed File Sharing / Syncing(umur.io)
1 points by umurkontaci 13y ago|0 comments
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by umurkontaci 13y ago
You can have javascript code as a bookmarklet
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by umurkontaci 13y ago
And browser plugins can inject code to the webpage as well.