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by wwortiz 16y ago
In America: regarding politics a focus on actual issues and problems rather than sensationalism especially in news outlets such as things like the new "tea party" and socialism... but that isn't going to happen in the next 18 months sadly.
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by wwortiz 16y ago
You won't be able to use xmonad to manage normal OS X apps. X11 will just be another OS X application sitting in your dock that you can switch to. However, it is pretty easy to install a decent set of X11 apps. If you have MacPorts install
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by wwortiz 16y ago
I don't like it, but it doesn't matter for me because I change to clearlooks with new icons for gnome anyways and they didn't mess with buttons on that theme.
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by wwortiz 16y ago
If you are going to do this please add a link to something to educate a user on how to upgrade and why as just pictures like yours come off confrontational and would probably leave casual computer users (who are the ones that can actually u
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by wwortiz 16y ago
You should always ask if they agree that 1/3 = 0.33333... then you just need to add them up :)
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by wwortiz 16y ago
Once you get involved with differential equations, especially applied differential equations this is seen quite often.
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by wwortiz 17y ago
Last time I used a minimal install it was pretty small (it does grab packages from a cd but only a minimal installation of ubuntu). It was more if you just like having the minimal system and choosing which software you wanted. Debian admini
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by wwortiz 17y ago
I have slowish dsl connection and it took a while for your site to load (mostly that background image). Clicking on the links and moving around wasn't too bad but the nav is a little bit confusing especially for normal users. When I got to
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by wwortiz 17y ago
The thing I like about ubuntu is that some things you don't really have to tweak to get right, like font rendering under X (such as having to go and use AUR to get ubuntu type rendering). I liked arch for a little bit but just like ubuntu m
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by wwortiz 17y ago
Although it is cool that they have this so quickly I would have expected a week before it's release as that is usually the case with new ubuntu releases on linode. My best guess is that they have be mucking around with the RC to make sure e
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by wwortiz 17y ago
Here are the ones from the iso's I downloaded d044a2a0c8103fc3e5b7e18b0f7de1c8 ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso 3e0f72becd63cad79bf784ac2b34b448 ubuntu-10.04-desktop-amd64.iso
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by wwortiz 17y ago
If you really wanted to head your advice you could focus on one single browser that works on all operating systems and have your users download that as their app .
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by wwortiz 17y ago
As I said in another comment section about this I am happy with my ps3 and I have updated my ps3 completely as I use it for games and bluray, but not Other OS. But this irks me that a company though fighting piracy or whatever other exploit
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by wwortiz 17y ago
I like your service I just didn't really explain my comment well :/
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by wwortiz 17y ago
Maybe look here: http://www.tarsnap.com/security.html it looks like you can create keys to only write and maybe keep decrypting keys offsite for just this situation.
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by wwortiz 17y ago
I would bet that when they introduced new policies they made you agree in some way that they applied retroactively if you continued to use the site.
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by wwortiz 17y ago
It seems that it shouldn't matter if a robots.txt was present or not because logins were required to "scrape" the information and that implies that those accounts that had to login probably had to accept some sort of agreement which probabl
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by wwortiz 17y ago
I am a little upset about this whole thing, on one hand I am very happy with my ps3 I bought it when it was cheaper than a blu ray player and the ability to play pretty games was a nice bonus. On the other hand even though I never used the
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by wwortiz 17y ago
I thought it was going to be something like or about this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1243159 , but rather it seems that the "scraping" was much more malicious and underhanded when you look at the details such as multiple logins t
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by wwortiz 17y ago
If you want a stable release I would recommend waiting a month as Ubuntu releases are always shaky the first few weeks. I tried the beta on a laptop and a desktop, the laptop with an ati card worked great with no real problems (I'm actuall
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by wwortiz 17y ago
They are great I have one that I use for fun stuff and netbsd is a pretty easy setup if you want it. Once they email you that they have new VPS's be sure to sign up pretty quickly though because they run out fast.
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by wwortiz 17y ago
Hmm Windows 7 plus Chrome dev channel doesn't do too bad with a 1.8ghz core 2 duo and 2 gb of ram. As in I didn't see lag anywhere. Settings on or off for the animation and holding down mouse/not. http://imgur.com/ByE7I.png
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by wwortiz 17y ago
He admits that he is conflicted about the whole gay marriage and adoption rights which to me says he probably wouldn't be acting against it but he also won't be acting for it. There are many reasons why someone can feel conflicted about som
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by wwortiz 17y ago
This is really cool of the people who put it together because from the looks of it they are trying to build a community over generating any sort of revenue. They also activated my account right away which probably means they are having fun
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by wwortiz 17y ago
Please don't reply saying you downvoted by mistake if you aren't already adding a comment to it, from what I've seen everything works out in the long run and accidental downvote comments just distract from the whole.
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by wwortiz 17y ago
I don't mind compressing css after you have written it but if your only reasoning is finding selectors I must disagree. C-s is for navigating and the more traditional styling leads to easier editing as it is easier to move across lines than
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by wwortiz 17y ago
I agree I've lurked around here for a while but I remember there being a lot less hullabaloo about facebook, google, and apple when I first started browsing and a good amount more about startups, python (and other language) tricks and cool
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by wwortiz 17y ago
control-shift-P works as well (probably command on a mac but I don't have one) But really chromium/chrome has the best implementation as it creates a new window and doesn't destroy your session.
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by wwortiz 17y ago
I can understand where you are coming from and even though IronPython and other such things are interesting but from experience python is a much slower moving language, I still interact with systems using python 2.5 and I think the moratori
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by wwortiz 17y ago
I did re-read the post and it just seems like perl 6 has reassured him that python is dying but I have to disagree, maybe jython is dead for what he wants but python is not dead and from the looks of it jython is not dead.

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