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12y ago
Would it be ok add "Webmaster" to no longer existing positions list? :)
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whizzkid
12y ago
"The browser window of the website" It is the first time i am hearing such a definition.
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12y ago
I have been using µBlock for 3 weeks now.(previously adblock plus). There is one irritating thing it has that almost makes me go back to adblock again. It is often blocking the false positives. So if developer has named one of their assets
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12y ago
File Explorer by pressing "t" is my favorite shortcut on Github since nested file structure gets annoying after a while of looking around.
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..Which makes the story more interesting actually. I wonder if he had had any chance to write down his plan/thought of his journey while taking photos. Another interesting part is, how they saved the rolls during the war, how it is tra
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12y ago
It made me remember the Norwegian customer I had. I needed to write Norwegian localization strings in a YAML file which did not work for some reason. After 4 hours of debugging, the problem was; In YAML, the "no:" string (for &qu
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12y ago
Sorry Microsoft, but that era has passed and pie was eaten by Nokia. (Well deserved by Nokia) Building an affordable phone with Internet access capability is not biggest demand currently. 10 years ago, Nokia discovered what was missing in c
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12y ago
I have been seeing quite often that the webpages makes it to first place on Hacker News are getting unresponsive, slow or even down just like this one. Is there anybody knows about the load statistics when a story on Hacker News gets on the
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12y ago
What is fascinating to me was seeing how passionate he was on a product like it was his life goal while talking, and a few years later totally focused on another completely different thing. It is impressive to me since I am having hard time
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12y ago
I wonder what was the reason behind this. Another thing I realised that I never had this API in any of my projects requirements, is there any important apps that use it other than information visualisation?
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12y ago
Hard work and good job. enjoyed the experience. PS: After 20 seconds of looking at panorama view, I started hearing a wind like sound, and was just thinking "oh nice, let me hear that", and then realised that it was my macbook air
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12y ago
I actually think the opposite. The way it is built is just perfect to get used to automation of hands. You have the feeling right away that you can use "tab" and "space" to change/fill/move things in those. Put
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I just installed this to our test server and impressed by results actually We had 100 req/sec on our 2gb test server. We got 170 req/sec without any tuning by using the same config Im sure i can tune it little more to get it to 20
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12y ago
Photographic memory is easier and people are lean to it since you just want to do something with the app and do not want to do something else in between like drawing a letter. I know that Youtube is on the third screen on my phone, and I ca
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12y ago
Sorry for typo, I meant "slides", but especially second and third slide.
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12y ago
I think this slide explains everything about how Google has changed the way of handling their business. http://www.slideshare.net/ericschmidt/how-google-works-final... They are more focusing on managing their business
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Facebook and Tor
(bbc.com)
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12y ago
Other than 100% CPU on Mac OSX, It was as exciting as when I first played Street Fighter II as a 9 years old kid.. What a legendary game!
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12y ago
That is the horrifying part, right!?
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Like Adobe streaming their Photoshop software from their servers, Like Google is trying to push Chrome OS so that you DO NOT need hard drives. Big boys in market, sooner or later, will move all software and hardware power to their side leav
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12y ago
How about implementing this in a way that it starts guessing method names while typing a method? In this case, you would solve the error while typing it. A simple dropdown with suggestion(s) would be great in Sublime Text.
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I saw one of those posts which had a direct link to plus.google.com, I guessed that google would fixed it soon, that's way added a screenshot too instead of directly linking to plus site.
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Google Plus returns 500
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Apple Shares at Half Price
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I still can not see, much can be achieved with bigger screens. Google glass approach at least sounds better than this, by separating power to smaller devices will let people interact with real world better than trying to hold this phone wit
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I disagree with you. Just because a kid wants more chocolate does not mean you should give it to him. It may make him happy at first but is not good for him in long run. What are people/me saying here is that, we should/can achiev
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Come on, stop with making bigger and bigger phones. I do not think, this is how technology should evolve.
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When I saw the screenshots of this article, it reminded me how much stress my indian colleagues were dealing with, a year ago. We have worked some time together on a project with Indian people (still friends with them, awesome people) and t
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Good idea! And a small feedback; - Please fix your scrolling on the page. It is not a pleasing scrolling experience. - Slider interval is quick, kind of disturbs while reading, do not auto-slide at all maybe. Edit: Sorry for not going into
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I can see that both Microsoft and Google have tried Slack at least. This doesn't mean they are still using it (vice versa). Since Skype is not really light-weight anymore and Google chat did not really take off, It looks like that Slac
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