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17y ago
Command+Shift+F to enable flash on a page, so you don't have to click on every flash component. You can also white-list pages (Useful for hulu, youtube I like having blocked due to autoplay).
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17y ago
Sure, at last as reputable as they are right now, why not? As long as they stay as objective as possible on other companies that also produce tablets and are upfront with their biases, I don't see a problem.
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17y ago
Duke Nukem: Forever Game of the Year 2009?
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17y ago
The first comment made me guffaw. edit: 1. Bjørn Østman Says: October 7th, 2009 at 11:35 pm I’ll do it. Is it well paid?
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17y ago
Note to self: create better post titles. :) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=862590
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17y ago
The major new features are: * Python scripting support * Reverse debugging, Process record and replay * Non-stop debugging * Multi-architecture debugging * Multi-inferior, multi-process debugging It also features many enhan
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yan
17y ago
What's wrong with asking startup-related questions here, keeping everything local and cultivating a discussion around them?
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17y ago
That's based on nothing. Turn off wireless on your kindle; it's 100% your device that as far as they're concerned, no longer exists.
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17y ago
Just a few points: - relative to clock speed, SSDs are still a magnitude slower. - Loading the app is a 100% i/o operation. "scan it, then run it": your gpu will not run your app. The scanning part, fine let's assume the GPU can
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17y ago
"Sergey: There is also the security aspect. In a recent hacker competition, Chrome was the only one to escape unscathed in terms of security vulnerabilities. And more stable." When, oh when will people learn that touting the security of a p
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An emotional response: Using computers to analyse sentiments
(economist.com)
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17y ago
DX isn't great for reading code. There is significant lag when trying to go through multiple pages in quick succession. It is however, great for normal reading as after you view a page for some time, it loads the next page relatively quick.
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17y ago
What an awkward thing to off-load to the GPU. Isn't virus scanning bound by I/O, and trailing far behind by substring matching?
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17y ago
I have the DX and have been very happy with it, so far. Amazon has no control over content you add on to it yourself; they never know about your own PDFs. This is the major reason why I bought the device and what I mostly use it for. I seld
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17y ago
I add them to my Amazon wishlist to keep track of what I am intending to buy, then usually check half.com or ebay. If you frequent used book stores, they sometimes have good deals. I also sometimes order books for my Kindle, but that's subo
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17y ago
And the original list of security tools maintained by Fyodor: http://sectools.org/
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17y ago
I mostly submitted because I liked the infographic aspect of it, not so much the information. That, as you say, has been around for a while.
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Nintendo, Google, Apple make up top 3 of BusinessWeek's World's Best Companies
(bwnt.businessweek.com)
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How to crack a master lock
(markedwardcampos.com)
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17y ago
I believe the original poster simply deleted his submission.
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17y ago
django is a very tidy and pythonic code base. Ditto for twisted, but twisted might be more complicated than what you're trying to do (edit: or not). The recent Tornado server is of a an approachable size and from the look of it, very well e
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17y ago
As a relative recently said, "You know the Internet, right? Let's do something and we'll make a lot of money!"
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That's exactly opposite of what I think is actually going on. I don't want to get into a GPL vs BSD argument, but he does say people should not use commercial software, thus limiting their options to often less useful free software equi
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17y ago
What's there to respect about purity of ideology? Being pure and ignorant of other opinions is the easy way out. Learning and understanding alternate points of view and working with those people is what's worth respect, imho.
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17y ago
Can you blame them? They offer extremely insightful analysis and great discussion; I think my print+web subscription is very much worth it. At least give them credit for not completely closing up or charging for old material. They do honest
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17y ago
"If someone has X and has the potential to instead choose Y, they might be unhappy because X was better than Y all along" Let's ban choice!
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17y ago
Always found it interesting, but haven't worked on it. Only thing that comes to mind are EveryBlock's(.com) crime sections.
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17y ago
Saying employment is essentially a form of slavery is making light of slavery. Just because some of us are lucky and privileged enough to work on what we choose, that is not how the rest of the world operates. The majority of the world feel
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17y ago
The more of Stallman's writing you read, the more you realize how insane that man is.
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17y ago
> So the OS goes to all that trouble setting up a duplicate process only for all that hard work to be eliminated by running exec. That's just it, creating a process that's an exact copy is the path of least resistance. Due to the way th
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