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yiedyie
13y ago
I use it for python and I managed to build a compiled .NET app with SD and IronPython, and for this feature I will always use SharpDevelop. But I still like PTVS because it supports autocomplete.
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yiedyie
13y ago
I cannot reproduce this issue.
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yiedyie
13y ago
Facebook peaked they should be worried about everything.
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yiedyie
13y ago
Which is basically the same XP striped out of some packages and services, am I wrong?
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yiedyie
13y ago
ATMS's XP will get patches until Jan. 12, 2016, then why not other XP users?
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Six Things You Need to Know About ATMs and the Windows XP-ocalypse
(bloomberg.com)
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yiedyie
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I am amazed at the portrait of Steve Jobs, in so few pixels is still recognizable, I think here the true talent shows.
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yiedyie
13y ago
Firefox is a very good product and I will continue to use it, unless you tell me some worthwhile branches from the code compatible with its plugins. Also if we look at its market-share is at pars with Chrome's, and here it can be a sp
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I see most of the OP's replies down-voted maybe its not a HN thing, but a specific situation.
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'My 7-Step Plan to Destroy America'
(americanthinker.com)
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Misleading indeed but is not like realeasing the latest kernel patch, where the code date is important.
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We invest a lot of code in GUI, which makes me think of: I'm afraid the holodeck will be society's last invention. - Scott Adams And this ultimate GUI would require the ultimate coding effort.
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Science Frontiers [2007]
(science-frontiers.com)
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13y ago
This seems like the forty years in the desert, back and forth, it is not efficient(actually is deficient) but it makes a good story. I wonder why they dumped it for good in the first place why not make an option to chose when installing bet
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How Microsoft can keep Win XP alive – and WHY: A real-world example
(theregister.co.uk)
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Microsoft open sources Windows Library for JavaScript
(pcworld.com)
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Discontinued Win XP Still No. 2 Desktop OS After Win7, Win8 Lagging Far Behind
(techcrunch.com)
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Intel outs 64-bit KitKat Android, 'Braswell' chip for Chromebooks
(cnet.com)
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I saw The Century of the self and then I wanted to see them all.
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Does anyone feel that those days are over.
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yiedyie
13y ago
Thanks again, no need for the author in the title, who has seen his documentaries will notice his name instantly on the article, if not his style will be obvious in the first video.
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yiedyie
13y ago
I linked to the entire blog instead of this specific post: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/adamcurtis/posts/SUSPICIOUS-MINDS Please, can a moderator correct this? Thanks.
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Suspicious Minds – Why No One Trusts People In Authority
(bbc.co.uk)
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Your argument would have been very powerful if I would have said that the system is identical. Of course it changed, but is similar in structure, upward mobility, morality etc. Of course it had other ways for rewarding dissidents: by not ca
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I am a Romanian and I lived through all three systems. Why I say three: I lived 10 years through the worst period of communism, 10 through the savage transition and more than 10 through the crony capitalism. And although I pay a lot for not
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13y ago
Crowdsource prophet. This is not new, that happened before with the "peak oil community".
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yiedyie
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Risky to make jokes with plausible things and especially without a hint. Stackoverflow did it better in my opinion (lots of hints): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7507830
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I wanted to make a similar comment, thumbs up.
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How Much of the Web Actually Work Without JavaScript (2010)
(tobyho.com)
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How important is graceful degradation of JavaScript?
(programmers.stackexchange.com)
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