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> Purely technical, please :) Technically, C# is the language. Only live things can be good or evil. Microsoft is the Evil company, and C# is their language. For example, A-bomb, technically, is a big nuclear bomb. It is good thing in o
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OAuth 1.0 is mix of authentication problem (as solved by HTTP authentication) and connection protection problem (as solved by SSL) and cross-site authentication problem. OAuth 2.0 is mix of authentication problem (as solved by HTTP authenti
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Little-stars-for-little-wars flash game looks very similar to description: http://bestonlinerpggames.com/game/972/Little-stars-for-litt...
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> Observe, Hypothesize, Test, Repeat. Forget all that stuff. Just improve your code until it will tell you problem and it exact cause, you will save a lot on "Repeat" step.
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> I have a number of startup ideas. I have too. > I'm rather independent - and I don't have any coder friends. I am too - and I don't have any business-oriented friends. > The thing is: I don't code. I can, but I face same probl
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16y ago
In Linux, just switch to text console. :-)
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Can it be viewed by MiniTube (native YouTube client) or an another native client?
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Paul Graham: Design for person who has their finger poised over the back button
(mixergy.com)
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To gave momentum, you need to throw out something: air or water. If you need to drive into wind, you can only throw out air to one of sides by sail and compensate some energy by throwing some water to opposite side by fin. Of course, you ca
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I created kneeling stool for myself using bicycle seat and two strips, but found that regular flat stool is much better. When sitting, I stretch my legs and lower my knees as wide and as low as I can, so my back is flat. (Sorry for my Engli
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I use Gnome built-in timer (see keyboard options). You can use WorkRave.org, or similar program (google for "RSI break program").
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See http://phpwithjava.appspot.com/info.php
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To solve a problem, you need to create it first! (first rule of politics).
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> I would want the ability to either minimize any app to a normal toolbar or dock to a system tray. Use alltray: [quote] Dock any application in the tray With AllTray you can dock any application without a native tray icon into the syst
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> Perl's syntax is designed to be more close to natural language. s/natural/English/. Some languages can be parsed by computer without problems. For example, simple 15kb C program can parse 100% of technical text in Esperanto, 98% of te
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[Ask HN] Fifth Generation Language (5GL)?
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17y ago
Why you worry?
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Yes, you right. This is very cheap way to initialize ArrayList. I use it too. Did you know something similar for Map's? :-)
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> Or use Google Collections in Java 1.5 or higher. See Sandman reply.
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If you cannot wait for Java 1.7, use usual trick with anonymous classes and static initializer block: Java 1.7: List<String> list = ["item"]; Java 1.2: List<String> list = new AList<String>() {{ items=["it
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Yeah. But it is hard to send local branch to review to other team members when Subversion is used on the project. We use Savana to add proper branches to Subversion. Tool lacks polishing, but it is helpful. It is simple to use: you can crea
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"cat -v" saved lot of my time in cases like that. I had similar problem with nbsp, until I moved nbsp from second level (shift+space) to third level in XKB configuration in my Gnome/Fedora/Linux.
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I am developer (about 12 years of commercial experience, more than 20 years of total experience). I was tech-lead of admin team on last big project for about 3 years. I can administrate servers (about 9 years of commercial experience, about
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crontab + wget + diff + grep -v + mail
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Developers can communicate with each other. It is not hard to write email to developer, which email address is written in source header. If developers unable to communicate, they will use copy-paste. They will create copy of broken code, re
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Programming has low ROI(Return Of Investment) very often. Try to improve your ROI, i.e. code small, reusable parts, then assemble big projects from these small parts. For example: * you can write code generator instead of code; * you
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> I don't see the advice in this article. Surely, for any project, you either finish it, or you don't. There is no other choice. Outsource? Delegation? Give away to community?
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I am leader of national Linux user group ( http://linux.org.ua/ ) . What I should say on #linux channel or at superuser.com? Currently, .d directories are referred as "configuration directory" in manuals, in opposite to "configuration file"
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You can watch other players in realtime here: telnet://nethack.alt.org . More resources: http://alt.org/nethack/
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Ask HN: Buzzword for *.d directories?
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