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50 million messages per second - on a single machine
(letitcrash.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Why do we need physical media? I'd prefer to download them myself. I usually buy games in the Playstation store if they are available there. Yes, of course, this would mean that you probably can't sell your games after you're done with them
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15y ago
I have a CS degree, although it's only a bachelor's degree. However, I have worked with and hired a few people without degrees. As one of my bosses said; having a degree doesn't necessarily make people smart, but if they have one there's
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HTTP Speed+Mobility
(tools.ietf.org)
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15y ago
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The Next PlayStation is Called Orbis, Sources Say. Here are the Details.
(kotaku.com)
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Promotional materials alienate and offend people
(github.com)
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vetler
15y ago
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Peter Sunde: We need cash for anonymous transactions
(wired.co.uk)
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15y ago
Can view the source without any problems in Opera.
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Dear "Landlord"
(raganwald.posterous.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
JEE 6 is a huge leap forward compared to how J2EE used to be. However, there are a few problems. First of all, JSF is the most horrible framework for creating web applications that I've ever used. Its intention is to make web development ea
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Peter Molyneux exits Microsoft, Lionhead
(eurogamer.net)
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15y ago
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vetler
15y ago
No honor among hackers?
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Bret Victor revolutionizing Game Development
(youtube.com)
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15y ago
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vetler
15y ago
Yeah, me neither. Pretty strange.
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vetler
15y ago
Well - yes and no. In many scenarios, there's no need for a completely different UI. Clicking links, buttons and input fields, for instance, doesn't require the UI to be that different. I don't disagree completely with you, of course. Thi
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15y ago
I usually use Opera Mobile, and have set the UA string to desktop, but I didn't know you could do this with the stock browser as well. Thanks, I'll try that out. In Opera Mobile with the UA set to desktop, the experience on YouTube is subop
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When you hit 34, you are a product of your actions.
(reddit.com)
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15y ago
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vetler
15y ago
I have an Asus Transformer Prime and it's great, but it has its limits, and I frequently pull out my Macbook Pro. The Transformer looks like a laptop, but since it's running Android, it's kind of half a laptop: * Switching between apps is n
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vetler
15y ago
Interesting. Didn't know Jetty was this bad. Or perhaps there are configuration options that influence this? The author concludes that Tomcat collapses, but in the 4 and 7 dynos scenarios there doesn't seem to be that much difference betwee
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How Bob the Millionaire became a pirate (2005)
(eirikso.com)
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vetler
15y ago
Here's a video with some highlights: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gtDf2AXCPP0&feature=playe...
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JEP 139: Enhance javac to Improve Build Speed
(openjdk.java.net)
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15y ago
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Re-inventing system design for Scala
(programmers.stackexchange.com)
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15y ago
Point taken. It just irks me that people often use the myth that they must maximise shareholder profits at all cost as a reason for why companies act evil. The Harvard Business Review article, that a still can't find unfortunately, also t
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vetler
15y ago
> It happens to be a corporation that has a legal obligation not to me but to its shareholders and that obligation is to maximise profit. That's a myth. I belived it was true until someone here on HN linked to a Harvard Business Review
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vetler
15y ago
Distributed voting systems for elections? Tell me more!
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vetler
15y ago
I also added a feed. Then it sorted some links for me. I didn't understand how to use it or what it was supposed to do. After that, I closed it.
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vetler
15y ago
What is this?! The Twilight Zone? Vetle is a fairly uncommon Norwegian name, and happens to be my first name. Very weird.
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vetler
15y ago
I tried using DDG for a few weeks, and I had the same experience as you. I frequently found myself doing the same search on Google to see if there were more results, but the biggest issue for me was speed - both Google and Bing are blazingl
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vetler
15y ago
Nothing is stopping you from using another browser right now. There are not that many browsers to choose from, but you could for instance download Opera Mobile - the next time you open a link you will be asked which browser you want to use.
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