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by vegai 18y ago
No, vice versa. Like almost everyone else.
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by vegai 18y ago
http://www.nongnu.org/nethack-el/
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by vegai 18y ago
No, no no. No. Don't hack support for badly behaving browsers ;-(
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by vegai 18y ago
Fear Uncertainty Doubt (but I'd like to test that maglev thing too)
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by vegai 18y ago
I never bothered to invest much to the math classes. The benefit didn't seem so large. Of course, now I see how completely stupid that line of thought is. The time I saved by not attending classes or demonstrations was indeed not well spent
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by vegai 18y ago
I don't hate it, it's just that Adobe's Linux implementation of Flash is very bad.
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by vegai 18y ago
Might be cool, but as it is Flash, I won't be using it. Could this be done reasonably with Javascript et al?
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by vegai 18y ago
How about this: "What problem does a web application solve that a desktop GUI frontend to a network server does not?" Browsers are huge beasts. If, looking at a single application, one could take away from the browser all the things that a
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by vegai 18y ago
Gale lacks the hype.
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by vegai 18y ago
I'm looking at MSI Winds with great interest. If you can handle the small display, you that might be good for you. Price should be at $400-500ish
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by vegai 18y ago
Arch Linux. It's supported by Slicehost
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by vegai 18y ago
Oh God, yes. Strangely enough, my ISP just looked at me like I was crazy when I told them that I wanted to pay for my connection based on the time used.
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by vegai 19y ago
Never heard of this ning thing before.
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by vegai 19y ago
>How do you avoid ruminating on things in your day that have pissed you off? This is my biggest issue. Try Buddhism. Most of the things you ruminate on are probably worthless, and a religion may help you to see that better and earlier.
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by vegai 19y ago
Luckily, people smarter than any of us thought about this a lot already. Unfortunately, with that sort of brain power comes craziness. Check out the articles and books by Ted Nelson, Douglas Engelbart and Vannevar Bush.
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Two template engines, one AppEngine(vegai.iki.fi)
1 points by vegai 19y ago|0 comments
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by vegai 19y ago
http://www.factorcode.org
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by vegai 19y ago
eBay killer.
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by vegai 19y ago
...where simple HTML flavours (by blosxom's terminology) are implemented. Also can be read as a brief intro to the Text.XHtml combinator library.
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Hasblog, part 2: Html Flavour(vegai.iki.fi)
1 points by vegai 19y ago|1 comments
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by vegai 19y ago
The bug report was submitted yesterday, however.
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by vegai 19y ago
Does that figure include the mail-order universities?
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Xmonad 0.7 released(hackage.haskell.org)
1 points by vegai 19y ago|0 comments
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by vegai 19y ago
Old habits die hard. My apologies.
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by vegai 19y ago
Perhaps this is just a coincidence, but interesting nevertheless. This story was submitted to reddit at least two times: the original submission was downmodded to zero (or less), a resubmit eventually to 1. Here, it's at 51 points. I suppos
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Implementing Hasblog, a blog compiler (part 1)(vegai.iki.fi)
1 points by vegai 19y ago|0 comments
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Hudson CI, 1st impressions (vegai.iki.fi)
1 points by vegai 19y ago|0 comments
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by vegai 19y ago
You think? Who serves whom?
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by vegai 19y ago
Good thing 37signals.com isn't in the bridge building business.
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by vegai 19y ago
Does anyone have experience in using Swiftiply in a production environment?

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