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   by vidoc 10y ago

   Quiet a mediocre article actually. Some of those distros are the best in a category of their own ..
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   by vidoc 10y ago

   Agreed, except maybe for PR, as nowadays it seems like Elon Musks is the new Steve Jobs in the mind of a lot people of the "Tech Community" or other incompetent "Tech Journalists" (sorry for the pleonasm).
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   by vidoc 10y ago

   My email is older than your email!
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   by vidoc 11y ago

   I agree. I would think that the problem of yahoo finance is an engineering problem: in fact, Yahoo finance was built on a solid technology that was good 10 years ago, but has basically been kept under maintenance ever since. Several attempt
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   by vidoc 11y ago

   Reminds me how lame those geek t-shirts are, and how vulgar it is to put stickers on laptops!
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   by vidoc 11y ago

   Hehe, "design center" of san francisco, aka just basically a bunch of overpriced furniture stores or other 'life-style' chains such as Bang and Olufsen :P
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   by vidoc 11y ago

   Might have been posted before, but there's a rather interesting documentary on this madness: https://vimeo.com/7167640
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   by vidoc 11y ago

   TED, or the perfect display of what public speaking is today: that is, getting some kind of Tony Robbins on stage, who wont be shy of using the same tricks they learnt at some toaster club, to inspire and wow a crowd that's actually mo
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   by vidoc 11y ago

   > Another potential problem with the sometimes-length-varies aspect to IPv6 addresses is that serious software bugs can be hidden. An array allocated to an insufficient size may work for quite a long time with the vast majority of addres
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    Anything that would make addresses case sensitive would I think be a terrible idea.
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    the double-click thingy can be remedied on xorg by adding 58:48 to the X resources, e.g: XTerm*VT100.charClass: 33:48,35:48,37:48,42:48,45-47:48,64:48,95:48,126:48,43:48,58:48
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    Full-of-himself !
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    > David Pogue is one of a kind – the most gifted tech reviewer on the planet, and easily the most entertaining. Wanted to LOL at this as the other time, i watched one of the 'life hacking' shows of this moron, and he demonstrat
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    https://github.com/skelterjohn/wgo
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    Java doesn't exactly check the box of a community that prefers the use of standard libraries for most work. Java community is all about Frameworks with a Big, MVC, F where you need only 200 lines of code and XML for an hello world :P
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    Of course never as smart since as Marco Rubio says "it is the greatest nation in the history of Mankind" no less ..
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    It's true, but they aren't usually portrayed as being smart, just crazy/ugly/stupid. Whereas Chinese and Russians are portrayed as being extremely smart and cold hearted.
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    Funny how 'China' has replaced 'Russia' in being the SingleAndUltimateEvilEnemyOfTheFreeWorld in the poorly informed mind of some.
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    Seems like the word 'Unicorn' is currently the buzzword of 2016 in tech!
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    Silly question but we read all the time those complains from tech journalists or 'apple geeks' about those macos bugs, while I'm not a huge fan of the OS myself, my complains are usually UI or performance related, rarely on a
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    They are in the catering industry and serve some of the best food in SOMA!
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    I suspect they don't. In those big companies, all they need to do in order to verify that "knowledge workers" are very hardworking is one of the biggest falsehoods ever are just 3 glimpses a day at any south bay campus parki
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    you won
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    Didn't he say 'NYC' ?
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    Was there a lot of purple blood in URL ?
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    I have no idea whether she is or isn't, I think it's irrelevant here. The key thing is that expecting for a one person's turnaround of a 20y+/10k+ organization is a little bit like waiting for Xenu's ride to Syrius,
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    Anyone has details regarding the severance package given to those that were let go?
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    They had a new buzzword for new strategic products during the earnings call: "Mavens".
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    While Pipes was a really cool product, I doubt it would have changed anything. Reminds me google wave, great appeal to engineers but hard to sell to the masses :/ Yahoo has indeed had a product problem for a while, but I think it'
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    by vidoc 11y ago

    It's a rather clubby environment where social climbing is key.