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by ybaumes 14y ago
This post would constitute a good/constructive reply to the latter article : 25 Years to Mac - How Ubuntu Pushed Me Away from the PC[1] [1][ http://randomdrake.com/2013/02/23/25-years-to-mac-how-ubuntu... ]
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by ybaumes 14y ago
<blockquote>I actually moved my PC onto my desk instead of on the floor because I got sick of bending over to take care of this. </blockquote> That reminds me something for sure... :-)
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by ybaumes 14y ago
I am really excited, but really does everyone wants Google to track your path everywhere you go, everything single stuff you're watching? :-/ I am assuming the glasses themselves have nearly no cpu capabilities, thus it must be mandatory to
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by ybaumes 14y ago
The story tells: 'Nicholas Ostler [...] compares Latin's presence on the internet [...] to a small European language - it is comparable to "Icelandic, Lithuanian or Slovenian".' They didn't think to remove "Lorem Ipsum" texts, otherwise it
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by ybaumes 14y ago
Most of I time I run into the "Press Enter" mandatory "resume" option. I am starting to type in, but since I didn't hit enter first, the banner becomes red, and then a new exercise is selected. That's ok but a little bit annoying. It is jus
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by ybaumes 14y ago
You've disabled your safe search!! ;-)
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by ybaumes 14y ago
Great article. Also I would like ton mention a point : implementing a "chaos monkey". As Netflix team nails it "We have found that the best defense against major unexpected failures is to fail often." [1] [1] [ http://techblog.netflix.c
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by ybaumes 14y ago
I agree with you, it is quite annoying. I found an interesting quote from a PG's essay "Great Hackers" [1]: "Several friends mentioned hackers' ability to concentrate-- their ability, as one put it, to "tune out everything outside their own
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by ybaumes 14y ago
You're right in a sense. I am trying to be controversial here: I remember high school courses teaches us that nature, through natural selection, influenced mankind. Until man empowered enough intelligence and influence back its environment,
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Is Google Making Us Stupid?(theatlantic.com)
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by ybaumes 14y ago
I've got a question for security experts. I've always assumed that government should have enough cpu-power to decode a few encrypted emails and some https connection. So why don't China decode https traffics and perform the same filter as f
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by ybaumes 14y ago
AFAIK the Linux scheduler tries to be completely fair regarding every execution units.
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by ybaumes 14y ago
Where can we find the tool suite (xfgen etc) in order to test it?
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by ybaumes 14y ago
I've thought such DSU system for a while, and it came to me that using a simple fork/exec technique require you to save (or dump) you data somewhere, before the exec() call. If you do it with a file and your data is huge, your update is no
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by ybaumes 14y ago
They probably targeting non-geek users I guess. People only needing email access, news/internet browsing. As stated above geek users use their connection more actively.
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by ybaumes 14y ago
I am wondering whether Facebook ONLY connection is part of the business model. Do it allow Karma to share your internet usage data more easily with Facebook? And monetize those data (like the list of website you browse)? I didn't find anyth
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by ybaumes 14y ago
It seems fon requires you already have an isp connection. Fon allows you to share it with others. The balance is that on a trip you will be able to access fon hotspot for free (?). Here Karma embeds a 4G connection, AFAIU. Am I correct?
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by ybaumes 14y ago
The author (Tom Paseka) wrote near the conclusion that himself addressed the Google's issue, by contacting a Moratel's engineer. Do you have the same feeling when reading the article? It sounds weird that Google did not triggered a recovery
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by ybaumes 14y ago
I don't the same point of view as the writer in the article. In essence mine is: you need an adapted device to your needs . Since casual users buy a device for emails, browsing the web and watching movies, they must buy a deviced ada
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by ybaumes 14y ago
I will talk about my own experience, and it only engage myself. I am not sure we can generalize my experience here with callbacks: But for me callback resulted in a big mess. :-) I've worked in two investment banks, working on their "order
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by ybaumes 14y ago
http://arstechnica.com/
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by ybaumes 14y ago
www.slashdot.org
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by ybaumes 14y ago
Maybe because they don't want the production code to deal with reference cycles? I don't know the real reason, better to ask Rob Pike directly ! :)
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by ybaumes 14y ago
Does someone knows wath is the reference to Tom Cargill and "PI" in the 16th slides please? I did not find anything on Google.
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by ybaumes 14y ago
It does not seem to work in IE8 (I am @work and not allowed to install other browsers). What is the goal of Numu please? :-)
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[video] Projucer demo.(youtube.com)
1 points by ybaumes 14y ago|0 comments