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by Produce 14y ago
Incredibly slow here. Ubuntu 11.04, FireFox 11, intel graphics, 4GB RAM, Core 2 Duo E7300.
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by Produce 14y ago
Similarly, everyone else's points are basically "we think it's rude so it's rude".
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by Produce 14y ago
I'm sticking to my guns on this one. Had my comment contained personal insults or bad language or negativity, I would agree with you. Try reading that sentence in a standoffish tone with furrowed eyebrows while scoffing at the author. Now r
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by Produce 14y ago
>same dynamics occur with non-monetary compensation In my experience, at least with Open Source Soft/hardware, this does not appear to be the case. Are you referring to a particular study or incident?
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by Produce 14y ago
Contributing to open source comes in many flavours. Bug reporting is one of them. I simply don't have the motivation to contribute more than this to a project which doesn't personally interest me. Instead of throwing the little I do give ba
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by Produce 14y ago
You could at least tidy up the presentation. > A free, open source solution for creating github repositories from the commandline avoid the usual copy and paste. Keep up to date on issues, and much more. Needs a comma. > octogit
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by Produce 14y ago
Or, since it's universally market forces which are responsible for this corruption, block them from being able to profit off the idea.
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by Produce 14y ago
IMO, this is worse than the current. Displaying the points, author and comment links as floated on the right (for widescreen), and under the story link on narrow screens is a better improvement.
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by Produce 14y ago
Holy crap, Clementine is on Windows and I didn't even know it. In case anyone else needs it - http://clementine-player.googlecode.com/files/ClementineSetu...
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by Produce 14y ago
We need more open source cloud based software. The trouble with relying on services provided by companies and corporations is exactly this - they make no promise to do a hand-over should the service be discontinued.
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by Produce 14y ago
Just as matter is never created or destroyed but merely changes form, so it is with Steve Jobs.
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by Produce 14y ago
>And that's where, in my experience, JS has a leg up. I have to disagree with this. Creating a form which displays a list of users and another to edit their details is trivial in, say, .NET's winforms. With [PHP,Python,Whatever]/HTML/JS
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by Produce 14y ago
I presume that these ass-lakes are located down south somewhere?
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by Produce 14y ago
All you need is an i7 and 8GB of RAM!
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by Produce 14y ago
Perhaps someone should create a repo on github containing all of the social sites' hostnames. looking at you
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by Produce 14y ago
It's the other way round, hence web apps having, pound for pound, far fewer features than desktop apps. Getting a nice, usable UI working on the web requires a hell of a lot of low level work which has been abstracted away in the desktop GU
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by Produce 14y ago
The enemy of my enemy is my friend.
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by Produce 14y ago
"qwe sdawrqre sdzaamik3432 mkl" -> that's cryptic. This is not, it's simply a bit vague. If it attenuates age-associated increases in oxidative stress then it probably has an anti-oxidant effect. Alternatively, it affects the systems re
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by Produce 14y ago
The last image is mind-blowing, never seen anything like it! A few more which caught my eye: http://www.flickr.com/photos/astro_andre/6928093758/in/photo... http://www.flickr.com/photos/astro_andre/6890185644/in/photo... http://www.fli
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by Produce 14y ago
>You can't cache what you don't know a user will do next. The user will probably keep scrolling if they are scrolling through a list of items.
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by Produce 14y ago
Here's a sane implementation for addressing server queue time - preload the next N results. Problem solved, no need to go back the the 90's with useless moving visual elements and sanity is preserved.
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by Produce 14y ago
I've taken this sentiment to heart over the last couple of years and went from hating my profession and seriously considering finding a new one to rekindling that passion. The key was getting a position where I can help make critical decisi
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by Produce 14y ago
Things seem to go in cycles in computing (and life in general). We had a solid model for developing single user applications, then we dropped that in favor of multi-user (web) applications. Now it's going full circle and we get the nice rap
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by Produce 14y ago
IME, this should be trivial. For Intel and AMD cards, just use xrandr. For Nvidia cards, use the provided control panel. What did you have trouble with?
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by Produce 14y ago
This article was profound because of the parallel drawn between meditation and CBT. The latter suddenly makes a lot of sense to me.
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by Produce 14y ago
>And that's a bad thing? I suspect the number of casulties from six-year-olds shooting their classmates and teenage rampages would drop significantly if it weren't so easy to get at daddy's gun... I'm sure that the casualties from shoot
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by Produce 14y ago
But gun laws are backwards and make little sense when considering the violent crime statistics (e.g. the US has plenty of gun crime while Canada has comparatively little even though both have a gun carrying population). Guns don't kill pe
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by Produce 14y ago
There's a saying that goes "offense can only be taken." This implies both that offense can be taken as a result of anything and that it's peoples' responsibility to not be offended rather than not to offend. The fact of the matter is that
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by Produce 14y ago
>We don't force them to "look busy" Working in a place where that was required damn near drove me crazy and made me extremely unproductive (since you learn how to look busy and find yourself using your newly acquired skill at every poss
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by Produce 14y ago
1. Purchase bees.

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