zalew

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by zalew 13y ago
yes. im my experience, no current silverlight broadcast works on moonlight, always fails with a black screen and 'you need a newer version' message.
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by zalew 13y ago
yeah, it's awesome. I had no idea this existed.
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by zalew 13y ago
> How to deal with negativity on Twitter apparently, whine.
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by zalew 13y ago
the market for fonts aren't users but designers, and they transfer the cost onto their clients.
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by zalew 13y ago
> These people hurt our communities. They lurk in IRC channels waiting to harass new programmers. These are the types of people who discourage women from participating in classrooms and within our open source communities. These high-and
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by zalew 13y ago
you don't want to use Linux in a world where the BDFL is afraid of hurting feelings of patch submitters.
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by zalew 13y ago
I chose Eclipse back in the day (3.2?) and forgot about the existence of NB, nowadays I'm starting to slowly drift towards Vim or lightweight ides like NinjaIDE, yet my bloat editor habits still demand having something packaged at hand
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by zalew 13y ago
kinda offtopic, but on a related note: is it me or has Eclipse development stalled? I fail to find any noteworthy list of features for 4.3, and I don't remember any exciting changes during last version upgrade except growing into a big
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A question of trust(thoughtstreams.io)
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by zalew 13y ago
the ability to write a commit with a number in it doesn't magically create a distributed issue system which is still hosted in ONE place, which is still down when ONE place is down, and which still demands you have an account registere
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by zalew 13y ago
> But git is designed to be distributed and your workflow can be partition tolerant. but issues are not distributed, as an example.
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by zalew 13y ago
> Hamtramck festivals > Pączki Day hah
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by zalew 13y ago
amazing, the lack of medium grid was what I was recently forced to hack myself, now I'll just upgrade. the form validator is great too. keep up the excelent work.
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by zalew 13y ago
what's that red spot in the middle of blue?
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by zalew 13y ago
I've been to UAE and Oman, both for xmas/ny, I wouldn't call it moderate. when I had to put up long pants in mid-day to enter the mosque and sadly they happenned to be jeans (you make this mistake only once), I thought I&#x27
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by zalew 13y ago
> A well insulated low solar gain building office buildings in say, the developped cities on the Arabian Peninsula, are basically high, very exposed glass and steel cages, where their 4 seasons can be qualified as: summer, hotter summer,
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by zalew 13y ago
thread from 2011 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2258922 btw watch Scam City http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scam_City#Season_1_.282012.29 Barcelona episode. the art is not dead.
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by zalew 13y ago
yeah, the translation lost TOR, tx for the corrections. I wonder what is it about 'fuel the bigdata from github'
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by zalew 13y ago
I tried to translate some of his tweets. could somebody French check out what is he talking about there? http://translate.google.com/#fr/en/%C3%A0%20nouveau%2C%20tu%... . again, you're not there. I do not hav
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by zalew 13y ago
possible. still better to reduce those problems architecturally upfront and attach expensive technology as additional support, than rely on huge-ass installations running 24/7/365.
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by zalew 13y ago
in MENA they had wind towers http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_Tower for thousands of years, a free, ecological and efficient system of ventilation and cooling. Ironically, nowadays they dump megawatts on A/C. I s
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by zalew 13y ago
related: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanta#History
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by zalew 13y ago
is there a landing page to follow? will it work on every device out there?
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by zalew 13y ago
You will enjoy 'Finland phenomenon', a documentary about their education system, if you haven't seen it yet.
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by zalew 13y ago
Loosely related anegdote: Not so long ago I heard of a study here in Poland (we curse like sailors) about which parts of society swear the most. The first group were the uneducated, bottom class workers, etc., just because they just don&#x2
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by zalew 13y ago
Why am I not surprised the majority of people complaining and getting offended in the name of third-party developers are American? It's not like we don't have our dose of pc on the old continent, but you'd be surprised how
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by zalew 13y ago
how there can be no Zurb Foundation on the list? http://foundation.zurb.com/
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by zalew 13y ago
If you have psychological issues, you should consult a specialist. You can't put guilt on everybody who doesn't meet your rhetorical or substantial standards - even for the purely technical reason that this solution simply won&#x2
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by zalew 13y ago
And what would have happened due to getting offended? Your leg would fall off? Your eyes would bleed? "Getting offended" is a purely cultural and personal issue. Somebody out there in the world is offended because you wear shorts,
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by zalew 13y ago
> There aren't enough swear-words in the English language I can second that as a Pole.

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