zalew

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1. 391.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   did I offend you, or am I not allowed to dislike how an electronic device looks like?
2. 392.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   Fair enough. What I meant is that a licensing model would be cool because it would offer the same tech in endless fashion applications, instead of forcing to wear a wire structure on your head. For the moment I'm afraid that in the beginnin
3. 393.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   > Glass will be made by a third party but feature support from Google I hope in the future it will be made only by 3rd parties. Say, you buy nicely looking designer shades and they have google glass. Right now it's ugly, vulgar, creepy
4. 394.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   Everyone knows a janitor won't clean the floor properly if he doesn't feel motivated to maximize long-term value for shareholders.
5. 395.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   oh, I see https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/blob/mast... I guess it was about sessions and auth hitting the db?
6. 396.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   what's "django stripped"?
7. 397.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   > Bing Maps looks like a potential alternative why not openstreetmaps?
8. 398.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   if you want a nicely preconfigured openbox http://crunchbanglinux.org/ (debian)
9. 399.▲
   by zalew 14y ago

   link to the homepage of openstreetmap??
10. 400.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    @ Document Your Project here's a good talk about it http://pyvideo.org/video/1795/write-the-docs > bitbucket is a good service, no doubt. But people who choose it for public code are just being difficult (according to me) this argum
11. 401.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    oh, right, sorry. well, pretty irresponsible then. you come back from a short vacation and your data is gone.
12. 402.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    "Like we announced last month" (link to post from 01.03)
13. 403.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    > finding it hilarious, a la Krusty's portrayal of FDR from that Simpson's episode http://youtu.be/5kJ3v_fKygE . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7NcT1Q6QxU
14. 404.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    oh, I get it. we also share a lot of funny misunderstandings with czech. čerstvý chléb is zatuchlý chléb in polish, imagine being there for the first time and seeing grocery stores advertising old bread :D
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    by zalew 14y ago

    I know about funny word differences, but we have no problems learning russian, why russians would have problems learning polish? this is my favorite http://translate.google.com/#ru/pl/%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B5%... (in polish it sounds like
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    by zalew 14y ago

    yeah, his Google+ feed is amazing. all this expeditions are very expensive and serious, and meanwhile he's like "hey, lets make it fun for everybody down there who's curious. oh hai from space, here's a photo of your city and cool tricks wi
17. 407.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    isn't it covered enough by mainstream news?
18. 408.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    well, I guess it's about differentiating sexy and sexist. there is nothing wrong with the first one.
19. 409.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    Jpeg investigation 5 minutes after the event turns out not to give legitimate results, shocker.
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    by zalew 14y ago

    OP said "Cheerleading - Overt sexualisation of teenaged and pre-teen girls" like it's per definition. Seriosly, there is no overt sexualization in dancing or performing acrobatics only because she wears a skirt. Maybe out of the US (I'm n
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    by zalew 14y ago

    extjs seems to be very popular on Cuba compared to the rest of the world. huh? if these graphs were about to mean anything or be relevant, it could possibly that the rest of the world is not that keen on instantly jumping into the next hot
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    by zalew 14y ago

    tx. yeah, now I remember this event with our goalkeeper http://www.soccernews.com/boruc-fined-over-rangers-gesture/9...
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    by zalew 14y ago

    for me it's creepy to put it in a sexual context. how many of those people frequent games that have cheerleaders? I guess some day political correctness will lead to female beach volleyball teams playing in jumpsuits.
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    by zalew 14y ago

    Well, I don't know about the Scottish scene, but such divisions often have a historical political and cultural background. In Poland many football rivalries are dated around the communism times, but some date up to the beginnings of the 20t
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    by zalew 14y ago

    > 2. Cheerleading - Overt sexualisation of teenaged and pre-teen girls. Sheesh. Really? Is it a popular opinion in the UK or just author's touchiness?
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    by zalew 14y ago

    > I think the American approach to enjoying sport is much better than ours. in Poland we call it 'picnic'. > That is very strange to me; but it’s far from being a characteristically British problem, and is more pan-European. it's mo
27. 417.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    I follow your comments and your skeptic bubblebursting approach is refreshing. You should write a blog or something.
28. 418.▲
    by zalew 14y ago

    maybe because the small g is similar to google's.
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    by zalew 14y ago

    kind of my point. I guess it's prestige when you have 'I wrote the youtube player' on your resume when youtube was a startup. if you have 'I wrote the nextvidflixr.io player but we closed down after 3months because the founder was a moron'
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    by zalew 14y ago

    for me it sounds like it's what you do when you start your own company, not when you get hired by one. does it take applying the name 'startup' to any company to embrace all that awesomeness in contrast to being hired by a company that does