whoisthemachine

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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
Yeah I definitely have no problem helping someone, as long as it doesn't take away time for me to do my job.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
I have a burning curiosity to know if there are any out there who are not very competitive (such as myself) who don't mind sharing and then get treated as a fool because I share knowledge so freely? It doesn't really bother me sin
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
Obviously, it could be useful if Android finds its way onto more "desktop-like" devices, with keyboards, mice, large displays, etc.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
Yes I agree, his benchmarks seem like mostly fluff to me.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
I'm not sure, but I used to run the Nightly build on all of my Windows machines in order to use 64-bit Firefox and anecdotally Waterfox does "feel" quite a bit faster. I definitely notice fewer pauses.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
Anxiously awaiting the Waterfox build!
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
32 has generally been the lightest Firefox I've had since I switched back from Chrome (~v29).
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
I think the idea of an HTML5 runtime that integrates well with an OS is a great and powerful concept. However I'm not certain about an entire OS being restricted to that runtime - at the end of day, tricky situations arise and in those
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
You didn't realize you are the ultimate hipster, you knew about these tricks before they were cool.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
Does this also allow us to assume that any unique properties that we observe from this quasi-particle will have a good chance of being applicable to an actual particle, and thus help us discover the first actual Majorana particle?
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
Perhaps our problem on this planet is that there are just too many of us here.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
I agree with this. Whenever something is interacting directly with a shell (or any other program that can execute passed in code dynamically for that matter), it should sanitize the input as to be certain nothing gets executed later, unless
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
I use this occasionally, it works okay. I have to say though, with the introduction of the GGC, and all of the improvements to the JS runtime recently in Firefox, that it has gotten much faster. Electrolysis should bring "smoothness&qu
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
I disagree. The closer humans (preferably scientists themselves) are to scientific instruments, the more quickly observations can be made and new (even spontaneous) experiments be performed.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
I'm actually quite surprised by this. I thought once the congressmen started complaining that it needed to be single contract[1] that NASA would go all Boeing. Good on them, I think they've struck the best balance they can do poli
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
sorry, but everybody * is not * a nerd until they're reading articles on beam-forming with wifi antennas with rapt attention.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
* sigh
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
I have developed software for generating legal documents. Believe me, legal documents have a much higher degree of ambiguity than most business processes.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
Ah so that's why my object's state changes when observed.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
His writing is always of the highest quality.
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by whoisthemachine 12y ago
The signup form doesn't work in firefox nightly :/
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by whoisthemachine 13y ago
I do both native development for windows and web development, and believe me, I'll take HTML/CSS/JS any day. IMO, the box model is extremely conducive to pushing you in the right direction for a clean layout, and maybe CSS is
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by whoisthemachine 13y ago
personally, i'm not a fan of the "open" work environments, but you had a cat in there so that changes everything.
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by whoisthemachine 13y ago
Wow!