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Opera Spins Off Its Advertising Business Into Opera Mediaworks(techcrunch.com)
1 points by vetler 14y ago|0 comments
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Thinking about the flow-based programming user interface(nemein.com)
2 points by vetler 14y ago|0 comments
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Hey -o-, let’s go(generatedcontent.org)
2 points by vetler 14y ago|0 comments
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Opera's WebKit-based Ice web browser coming to Android and iOS in February(engadget.com)
1 points by vetler 14y ago|0 comments
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by vetler 14y ago
Well, in this case Instagram invited us to use their service, and only later (as far as I know) changed the terms to allow them to sell our stuff, so the comparison between Instagram and Chad's garage isn't exactly correct.
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by vetler 14y ago
There's always Finnish lakes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_lakes_in_Finland Might be difficult to pronounce for some, though.
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by vetler 14y ago
BioLite is amazing. In particular, I love this image: http://biolitestove.com/Media/HomeStove/Stories/Ghana-DSC_10...
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by vetler 14y ago
I haven't used Metro, so I'll wait to judge how usable it is, but I love the fact that they've gone their own way, and not created an iOS/Android lookalike. The blog post feels too negative, and gives the impression that it's written by an
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by vetler 14y ago
I was a bit surprised to see the title here, because the Nashorn project isn't new - what's new is that it is now an OpenJDK project. Oracle has been working on it for a while, it was first announced in July 2011. More info: http://en.wiki
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by vetler 14y ago
> Every browser has an option to disable loading of images, javascript, flash or java. At least Firefox and Opera have them for sure, I suspect others do too, because why not? For me the crucial difference is that Opera could toggle bet
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Peter Molyneux: Life During And After Curiosity(nowgamer.com)
10 points by vetler 14y ago|0 comments
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Hack any skype account in 6 easy steps(pixus-ru.blogspot.no)
1 points by vetler 14y ago|0 comments
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by vetler 14y ago
Thanks for the correction, you're right. I'm going to leave the title of the submission for now though, to keep it consistent with the title of the actual blog post.
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A SSD in Your Pocket(codinghorror.com)
264 points by vetler 14y ago|165 comments
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by vetler 14y ago
One problem with this, is that it's probably subjective what nonobvious code actually is. Of course, it's subjective how much commenting is enough, as well. In my experience, projects where it has been decided that comments are not required
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Serious Sam 3 Developer: "Gabe Newell did not Overreact on Windows 8"(ubuntuvibes.com)
89 points by vetler 14y ago|62 comments
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Web Hosting - A Market for Lemons(welton.it)
1 points by vetler 14y ago|0 comments
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by vetler 14y ago
Reminds me of Opera Unite[0], where you could build services available externally in HTML and JavaScript. It even has NAT traversal. It never gained much traction, and I believe Opera no longer develops Unite. [0]: http://unite.opera.com/o
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by vetler 14y ago
1. When you work hard at something you become good at it. 2. When you become good at doing something, you will enjoy it more. Actually, it's quite possible to become good at something you don't enjoy, speaking from personal experi
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by vetler 14y ago
Atlassian is not Bitbucket's creator, they bought it a couple of years ago.
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by vetler 14y ago
I'd argue that the right time to start writing Java EE applications is right now . With Java EE 6, JBoss AS 7 and frameworks such as Arquillian, Java EE is a pleasure to work with.
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by vetler 14y ago
If I need Windows, I use a virtual machine. Works very well, and I usually don't need to stay in Windows-land for a long time. YMMV, of course.
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by vetler 14y ago
This is scary.
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A one-line software patent – and a fix(lightbluetouchpaper.org)
2 points by vetler 14y ago|0 comments
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Node-webkit is a web runtime based on Chromium and node.js(github.com)
5 points by vetler 14y ago|0 comments
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by vetler 14y ago
Someone once told me that the easiest way to get a higher salary will always be to get a new job, and I believe this to be true - either your salary at your new job will be higher, or your current employer will increase your salary to keep
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by vetler 14y ago
I'm struck by the negativity of the post. While the arguments listed are valid user interface design points, the "flick to TV" just works (assuming you have the right hardware), and it's pretty simple. If you wanted to get everything correc
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by vetler 14y ago
Well, here's why HBO doesn't do it: http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2012/05/11/why-hbo-cant...
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Benefits Combining Functional and Imperative Programming for Multicore Software(digbib.ubka.uni-karlsruhe.de)
1 points by vetler 14y ago|0 comments
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by vetler 14y ago
I'm surprised PEP-8 wasn't mentioned. When I used to do Python development, this was the main reference for "pythonic" code conventions. http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/

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