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by varikin 12y ago
Hmmm...I don't see that on FF Nightly 34.0a1 (2014-09-01) on OSX. Given I run Nightly, take that as a grain of salt.
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by varikin 12y ago
That looks like a cumbersome way to define a map, like small arrays within arrays.
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by varikin 13y ago
The Django required Python version is very outdated. Current Django requires Python 2.6 or higher. This site says 2.3. Given this, I am very doubtful of any other information.
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by varikin 13y ago
It doesn't look like an alarm to wake you in the morning, but an alarm to listen for fire alarms and other such things and vibrates to wake you in the case of an emergency.
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by varikin 13y ago
The internet stopped caring when we stopped caring. We need to care.
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by varikin 13y ago
I think what is trying to be said is that they have to evaluate accessibility support for both Xfce and Gnome3 before finalizing this decision. Gnome is (or was?) reputed for this as you say, and must be part of the decision to switch away.
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by varikin 13y ago
Are you then paying for the music or the service hosting the music? Spotify (or other service) puts the effort into making the a lot of music available which you can easily listen to at any time from almost any device. It is easy to see wha
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by varikin 13y ago
Code 42 - Minneapolis, MN http://www.code42.com/careers/ We are looking Java developers, OSX developers, .NET developers, & network engineers. You will be working on CrashPlan, the backup software, and SharePlan, o
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Code42 announced SharePlan(code42.com)
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by varikin 13y ago
I would expect the chip makers are putting more effort into getting server hardware working than consumer. Thing such as raid cards, high end network cards, motherboards, etc. Also possibly for dedicated off the shelf appliances the routers
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by varikin 13y ago
Or he doesn't want to connect being part of it to a different account.
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by varikin 13y ago
This sounds great until some parser uses the comment definition instead of the value. Is it defined in the spec that parsers need to use the last defined value for a key?
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by varikin 13y ago
I just created a repo with all the codes[1]. There was a convenient link to all codes in one zip file. I will note that this is a massive amount of text. There is a link to the schema used and a stylesheet (I assume for the xhmtl maybe?) th
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by varikin 13y ago
He used an encrypted FS I believe, but the NSA could just ask to monitor all mail to and from his instance at Linode (or any ISP) since he didn't encrypt the mail.
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by varikin 13y ago
I imagine it is more aimed at the quick look up. Check a document in a meeting and things like that. Review someone else's work, etc.
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by varikin 13y ago
... or some unknown radiation source that closes down a port for a long time and causes international headaches. http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/10/ff_radioactivecargo/
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by varikin 13y ago
The Firefox team has huge initiative to fix memory issue called MemShrink[1]. One of the devs blogs regularly about it[2]. I don't know much about this Health Report and memory leaks, but one the blogs on MemShrink said that to fix memory i
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by varikin 13y ago
The reason I don't like this way is it can be harder to refactor. You don't want "return 1" happening if cond. For example, if you refactor to something like this: func hello() int { var result int if cond { re
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by varikin 13y ago
Well, that is the Rdio login which supports username/password or Facebook. And yes, that is hilarious.
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by varikin 13y ago
I wonder if it is because Twitter Music is from buying We Are Hunted which, if I recall correctly, was an company from Australia.
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by varikin 13y ago
I thought they changed that because someone found that if you added that hash to your Dropbox to your local Dropbox database/config, it would download the movie. And for a week or two, people were pirating movies this way. Though I suppose
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by varikin 13y ago
except you can't deduplicate against what other people have backed up (multiple people backing up the same movie, etc) and encrypt your backups. If my backups are being put on a device owned by someone else, I want that encrypted so they ca
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by varikin 14y ago
Chrome doesn't render emoji. I believe it uses it's own font rendering engine or something along those lines. OSX does render emoji so Firefox shows the character (which I believe relies on the OS font rendering engine). See http://apple.s
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by varikin 14y ago
This may seem like a joke, but having used Hg a little bit, I do think it has a superior interface. The error messages are clear, the commands are intuitive. The command addremove is genius. But I still use git because I already grokked it
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by varikin 14y ago
Would the same library generate the same jitcode on different websites? Does how the library is used account for this. At a high level, if I never used jQuery animation code on my site, but another site does, with the same jQuery version, w
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by varikin 14y ago
There is a promotion for World Backup Day as well (or Reddit?) 40% off. http://www.crashplan.com/backupreddit
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by varikin 14y ago
The first couple bullet points are about increasing transparency into how it works and what it is doing in an app. The last point is about fixing it. | Working closely with our customers to develop long-term solutions I cannot imagine this
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by varikin 14y ago
The unified inbox reminds me of the unified inbox of the Cisco Cius tablet a couple years ago, though the BB10 version looks much better. The one on the Cius didn't support as many services or have such great hooks between email, calender,
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by varikin 14y ago
Gay rights (Same Love - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlVBg7_08n0 ) What shoes you wear are not important (Wing$ - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAg3uMlNyHA ) I know this doesn't seem important, but just listen. It is heart retching.
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by varikin 14y ago
But firefox doesn't seem to be in the list, though I am using the Firefox Nightly so that has something to do with it. I have Adium (lot of sparkle update checks), Chrome (just used for testing), iChat and a couple other random one-offs.

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