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by yareally 13y ago
> There's no Linux kernel-style "hierarchical command-and-control" development framework, no major corporate sponsors Google is a major corporate sponsor of KDE. http://ev.kde.org/supporting-members.php
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I meant you have to readd your accounts with the device when you flash a new ROM (even if you backed up the app and data previously). Poor English in my previous comment.
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> The only thing he didn't like about the app was that when he reflashed the phone he had to re-register it. Lots of apps require you flash a new ROM actually. Dropbox and Gmail to name a couple.
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> i really wish there was something like sqlalchemy for java. Ebean[1], perhaps? I've only used it for a project in Play 2.0 that was built on Java (it's built into Play 2.0), but it was far less painful compared to other Jav
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Of course they want people to use their OS (just like Apple wants people to use theirs), but that does not mean they always lock the language into the OS. They created TypeScript, licensed it under Apache 2.0 and made the installer for it a
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WIMP (windows, icons, menus, pointer) was coined in 1980[1], though Xerox PARC was likely referring to them as "windows" even before that. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WIMP_(computing)
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I know you were just going with what was already on your system most likely, but wouldn't it be a good idea to compare against a more up to date version of Python (version 3.3.x) and Lua (5.2.x)? Lua 5.1 initial release was in 2006[1]
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Xen has native GPU passthrough, though I've never tried it with a non-vm partition (it is possible to do so though).
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Definitely being hit hard by legitimate users. It's always bad during steam sales, but things like this put it over capacity.
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Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out.
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If one spent enough time, they could even find "Ruby on Rails" offensive, in some misconstrued way as the word "rails" can be derived as conformist and against free thinking as one is confined to "rails." I don
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> I don't know why you were voted down. Probably because they had to go out of their way to describe them as M$. Googl€, App£e and ¥ahoo work just as well, but are never used.
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They're referring to "hellbanning"
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> I must say its rather amusing to see the very American style hyper legalistic logic applied to most parliamentary democracies You would be quite mistaken to believe such hyper-legalistic logic only came into existence with The United
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Not having (or using) LTE helps quite a bit, since it's still fairly new technology with a lot of optimization still needed. Also the fact the Galaxy S has a 4" screen. Galaxy S lives on most of all from being nearly identical to
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I suppose if you wish to review your own code outside of opening files or through version control alone, it might be useful. That's its ultimate purpose (and facilitating code review in a collaborative way). I think it's a bit ove
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Python scales quite fine actually (Disqus and YouTube use it for a majority of core development). It's all about the tech behind the scenes (uWSGI, Tornado, Ngnix, memcache/redis, etc), not the language itself (just as it is with
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by yareally 13y ago
Hmm, that's too bad. I haven't found a use case myself for needing it on .net, but I can understand it's probably a pain for TypeSafe to maintain it for both the JVM and the CLR.
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I think he's alluding to the stuff that comes after the language is released, not the language design/architecture itself. Node is not a language, so his comment probably implies that he's referring to the design choices of b
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Scala with all of its symbolic notation would be more like Perl than C# is. Scala also can run on .net[1]. [1] http://www.scala-lang.org/old/node/10299
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> "(by the way, GOG should pay you a commission for talking me into it)" Haha, I wish, though GOG provides a service I'm thankful exists so I'm happy giving them a little boost every now and then when appropriate. The
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It would modify it on the application level (user apps are sandboxed anyways), but not on the system/telephony level. System would still be aware of what the real IMEI is, just not whatever shady app requesting the permission.
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Exactly. How many 99 cent apps are going to be discussed as being classics here on HN in 10 years from now? That's the difference between a 99 cent app and a classic game that is on sale for 3 dollars. Unless something happens with the
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It's 3 dollars right now on gog during the sale, so it might as well be free. http://www.gog.com/game/oddworld_abes_oddysee
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> "So the Arab states were propped up by the Americans and the British following the 1st World War" Actually, The United States had little to nothing to do with propping them up after the First World War[1] and the Middle East
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Android Studio is basically the community edition of Intellij, but I would consider it to be more stable.
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Database support has always been an Ultimate Edition only feature. However, nothing prevents someone from building their own plugin. For example, there's a third party one for MySQL that's fairly popular.
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> "Was there a particular project that got you started?" I used Scala some on my own for the sake of learning, but became much more interested in it when I realized it was a viable alternative[1] to using Java for everything on
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For some of us, it comes down to whether we prefer Intellij or Eclipse. Having used both for a number of years, I prefer the former over the later (though for reasons that would be outside the scope of the Kotlin or Ceylon Plugins themselv
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One of their developers mentioned a few months ago that type aliases were still an upcoming feature[1], though I do agree with your statement in general. [1] http://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2013/08/kotlin-m6-

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