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by vetler 15y ago
There was a project on collecting usage statistics, but I don't know what the current status is, or how the data was used. I doubt the features you mention will disappear anytime soon, that would probably be seen as a little too drastic. Op
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by vetler 15y ago
Opera has always been wanting to do more with its product, and widgets and Unite are examples of this, not to mention the Opera Platform (a mobile phone UI implemented with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, that unfortunately never made it anywhe
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by vetler 15y ago
The only extension I use in Opera is Meme smileys: https://addons.opera.com/addons/extensions/details/meme-smil... Anyway, the only extension I've ever really wanted for Opera, is Firebug. The lack of a good debugging tool has long been a
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by vetler 15y ago
Good explanation! I found lots of complaints about the signature, but searching around it seemed difficult to find a proper explanation.
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by vetler 15y ago
I worked with LDAP servers for a few years, but never liked it much. Perhaps I missed something. What can you do in huge directories that is so amazing?
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by vetler 15y ago
I moved on to Jonathan Hedleys excellent alterslash.org a long time ago, since there was too much noise on Slashdot.
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by vetler 15y ago
Thank you, more or less exactly what I wanted to say, but I found it difficult to find the right words.
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by vetler 15y ago
I welcome these welcoming quotes.
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by vetler 15y ago
Well, there's stability testing, where you want to submit your system to high(er) loads over an extended period of time. Personally I've only done it over 2 - 3 days, though, not 4 weeks, but for a critical system it might not be a bad idea
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by vetler 15y ago
Yes, that is correct. Opera Mobile connects directly to the requested sites, unless you enable Opera Turbo, which makes Opera Mobile use the Opera Mini servers.
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by vetler 15y ago
How? Does it require Outlook?
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by vetler 15y ago
Have you tried Java EE 6 at all? It seems to be catching up to Spring. That said, there might not be many reasons to use it, especially since not many application servers support it. I worked with Java EE in 2004, took a break, and started
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by vetler 15y ago
Well, unfortunately conditions like these are not confined to the games industry. Psycopaths in leadership positions can most likely be found in every industry. Perhaps it's more common in the games industry, though. Or perhaps it just gets
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by vetler 15y ago
For Opera there's Opera to Phone: https://addons.opera.com/addons/extensions/details/opera-to-...
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by vetler 15y ago
The examples uses Clojure as the language for defining the HTML. I've also seen Common Lisp examples (such as in Practical Common Lisp, http://goo.gl/CuUZQ ) that use CL for the same purpose. In frameworks built for other languages, it is
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by vetler 15y ago
Also, Scala is not "built on" the Java language, as far as I know. It compiles to bytecode, just as the Java language does.
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by vetler 15y ago
A BibTeX entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BibTeX
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by vetler 15y ago
Btw, I get 500 Internal Server Error on wire-bbs.org.
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Why Samsung is about to become the smartphone king(gigaom.com)
99 points by vetler 15y ago|83 comments
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by vetler 15y ago
I considered commenting on how familiar this sounds. Personally, I can't help showing up on time. It just comes naturally to me. It used to irritate me that other people don't show up on time, but I'm trying to get used to it. If everyone c
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by vetler 15y ago
The first thing that struck me was how visually identical to iTunes it was. Considering how Apple sued Samsung over UI similarity, I wouldn't be surprised if Miro could run into similar problems.
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by vetler 15y ago
Move to Norway - the best place to live according to the UN: http://goo.gl/012ea Just be aware that while it might be a good place to live, Norwegians find lots to complain about anyway. Also, it's definitely not the most exciting place t
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by vetler 15y ago
Anyone know how to install this on CentOS?
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by vetler 16y ago
I've convinced myself that augmented reality displays are right around the corner. Don't we have the technology to to do this now? I suppose the challenge might be to make everything light and compact enough. The future is so close I can sm
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by vetler 16y ago
FWIW, Operas Dragonfly can do remote debugging on mobile devices. Here's a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZt-k93qLbg
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An Open Source "Fork" You Might Have Missed: slf4j and log4j(discursive.com)
3 points by vetler 16y ago|0 comments
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by vetler 16y ago
I tried using 3g video calling on my phone a few years ago, but was never impressed. It was a hassle, really ... difficult to walk and talk at the same time. However, one day I saw someone I saw using sign language over 3g video calling, an