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brusch
6y ago
Care to elaborate ? Why did it ruin their lives ?
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brusch
11y ago
I've used CTE's in DB2 for hierarchical data using recursive SQL (8 ? years ago) and the performace was much better than using subselects. I don't know much about Postgres, but for some things CTEs are a good tool.
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brusch
11y ago
are you the three.js "maintainer" ? My code breaks every time I update three.js I would be fine with that if the release notes would point that out directly. It's really a nice library but it would be great if he handled the
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brusch
12y ago
There are some players who are not necessarily the best athletes on the team, but can excel with better instincts or a better way to analyze the game. But in the NFL the level of athleticism is so high - obviously there aren't any bad
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brusch
12y ago
I've started playing flag football after playing football 10 years ago. I've stopped playing football because I tore my ACL in both of my knees. Beeing a defensive end / outside linebacker I can say that the bigger positions
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brusch
12y ago
I have a friend with pretty big health problems (gout and other problems). I don't know if it is because of gout or any other disease, but he says he shouldn't drink acidic drinks. He cut Coca Cola and is drinking now Red Bull Co
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brusch
13y ago
Thank you - I always looked down to Foobar2000 (it looked to basic for). But now I've downloaded it and it looks great ! Thank you for the tip. The facet plugin is great - exactly what I wanted.
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brusch
13y ago
But if they were professionals didn't they use SAN (or at least NAS) for this ? Don't get USB hard disks old pretty quick ? (and the performance with GByte LAN is much bigger). So it's just a single LAN cable ?
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brusch
13y ago
I am testing a Samsung 700t (pretty much the same form factor) and it's horrible. The keyboard is nice, but the big problem is that it's very unstable. It's always dropping back. Especially if you are trying to use the touch
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brusch
13y ago
That's strange the only browser I got problems with downloading files is Chrome. Sometimes it takes a long time between clicking the download and seeing any visual clue from chrome that it started the download.
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brusch
13y ago
I wonder how accurate this chart is. The last time we really wanted to port something from .net to mono (3 - 4 years ago) windows forms was supported, but it was a mess. It worked 90% - but the 10% never got fixed. Problems popped up in the
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brusch
13y ago
Gnome3 is a major update of Gnome2. They've replaced many aging libraries with their new counterparts. It includes 3d graphics (tasteful in my opinion), have dynamic workspaces and I really like the function when you're pushing th
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brusch
13y ago
I don't know - the longer GNOME 3 is around, the more people like it. Sure they've lost some people ("I can't install compiz fusion any more") - but in the last 6 month I'm reading lots of "it's fine
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brusch
13y ago
I think this is one of the few perks not beeing a English native speaker: I do understand lyrics if I concentrate but otherwise I hear the voice just as another instrument. So I can listen to nearly any music for progrmaming. One of my favo
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brusch
13y ago
sorry if I am barking up the wrong tree.. but do you think it will be beautiful with all the breakout cables ? For me this whole thing looks like a blast from the past - my trusty C64 with everything outside the box (and there were some art
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brusch
13y ago
I'm using Chrome on Windows and it looks fine. Has to be some other setting he messed up.
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brusch
13y ago
I think there is no advantage over what you're doing. It is just easier accessible for people new to Openbox
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brusch
14y ago
Funny - I thought this was a really interesting article - but I couldn't stand all these annotations. And when I was selecting text (what i do mindlessly when I am reading an article) all the hell broke loose and it tried to load something.
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brusch
14y ago
If Mark Zuckerberg invented Twitter you couldn't read tweets if you didn't log in. I am just lurking around on Twitter and Facebook (no user for both of them). Twitter works fine for me (e.g. when Peter King has written Monday Morning Quar
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brusch
14y ago
Yes I hope so.
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brusch
14y ago
That's exactly what I didn't like. Maybe I had the worst possible time to "experiment" with OS X (it was the moment they changed from their power mac CPUs to the Intel CPUs) and it sucked. Three years later no new software ran on the Mac. I
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brusch
14y ago
this could really bite you in the back. I know of two people who did something like that and it went wrong. If you are not lucky you get the "wrong" immigration officer and then you won't get into the US anytime soon.
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brusch
14y ago
I once read a book about MFC (Microsoft foundation classes) programming in Windows. This book had some web programming chapters, and one of them was DTHML (dynamic HTML) how it was called then. The author even said "Silly HTML" to it (it ma
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brusch
14y ago
can you elaborate on the PCBs ? Just wondering what "Japanese layout style" means. Too many layers ? Not crowded enought ?
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brusch
14y ago
When installing GNOME3 I had a little chicken-and-egg-problem. Without installing additional drivers GNOME3 wouldn't work, so the fallback mode was handy to search the internet for the correct drivers for my chipset and install them. But as
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brusch
14y ago
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I think it looks really ridiculous with it's hump. But you don't see the hump on the normal Apple pictures.
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brusch
14y ago
I think Mozilla used something similar in Firefox: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/XPCOM Other than that I don't know any other companies who did something like COM.
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brusch
14y ago
I have got the "NHibernate 3.0 Cookbook" and it is really nice. Well it has many solutions and best practices. The print is not top notch - but the content is great.
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brusch
14y ago
The big advantage of Myspace (for me) is that I can access the songs of bands much easier without logging in. I still don't have a Facebook user - and myspace worked for me all the time without a user, but Facebook didn't work. It's the - "
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brusch
14y ago
I think Ubuntu moved away from "polish for Linux distributions" some versions ago. This was the time they've started making their own user interface with Unity, they're own shop with I-don't-know-what-it's-called (App center ?) and their ow
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