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by bxbb 5mo ago
> This is precisely the situation that the internet was designed to prevent. Geoff Huston discuss this a few months back. The economic incentives helps shape centralized internet, to the point that most of today's traffic is cache p
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by bxbb 5mo ago
> Identify each subscription list by including a human-readable identifier in each message 'List-ID:' header or use a unique 'From:' address to send messages for different subscriptions. This means each mailing list u
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by bxbb 5y ago
Hu Huanyong, the man behind the concept, never defined the boundary as a straight line. Rather, a chain of city network of which Chinese culture divided east-west demographically due to availability of fertile plain that support population
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by bxbb 5y ago
The prop is spun by the wheel, not the wind. The tailwind provide push. Think of the wheels as a power bank: It convert and temporarily store linear force to rotational force. As long as it accumulated enough power to counter the rolling re
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by bxbb 5y ago
> Clearly if China was not being coercive/threatening they would declare themselves as an independent country. You argued about "good faith" but your entire argument is based on one side being bad actor while ignoring the
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by bxbb 5y ago
> Does a Taiwanese see that as an internal issue? Up until 2000 election, Kuomintang still hold majority power, with brief resurgence during 2008 election after DPP tried to separate Taiwan identity from China proper. The party position
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by bxbb 6y ago
The Story of the Stone by Hawkes and Minford. https://www.goodreads.com/series/175344
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by bxbb 10y ago
They promote the campaign on their site ( http://fontawesome.io/ ). A lot of people (including me) already visited the site occasionally to take a quick glance on the cheatsheet. I think that's probably where the most
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by bxbb 13y ago
modernizr + css-remunit polyfills and you can start using rem today. :)
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by bxbb 13y ago
> Never rebase if you've pushed the commits to a central repo because git will detect conflicts of the changes. the manual already cover this issue[1]. In short, rebase when you pull if you prefer to, but always merge when you push. [1]
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by bxbb 13y ago
I've made my switch away from Winamp since they use Bento as their default UI. now I use AIMP, come with Media Library and Tag Editor :) http://www.aimp.ru/index.php
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by bxbb 13y ago
SharePoint is probably a good solution, considering your current workflow involving MS Word. Some features related to your problem: - have revision support. A basic diff is available inside Word (Compare version). - Breaking up the procedur
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by bxbb 13y ago
for a longer, funnier, and mind-blowing explanation from Jon Skeet about time: http://msmvps.com/blogs/jon_skeet/archive/2009/11/02/omg-pon...
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by bxbb 14y ago
The article probably written for non-Linux user who looking forward to switch side. Hardware compatibility, [almost]malware-free, software center (heck, just say repo), backup and migration, those shinny things mostly become concern of migr
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by bxbb 14y ago
*Guy who stole from artists IS everywhere. It's much more accurate that way. corrected, that's how the torrent work :p
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by bxbb 14y ago
"API: Projects are exposed to the API" this, and the rest of API-specific features will add 0.5 to make it completely "worth" the 3.0 tag.
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by bxbb 14y ago
Sigil is, as far as I read (since I've never use it), tied only to EPUB format. TeX can be compiled and converted to multiple formats. To make an EPUB one just need to create appropriate sructure and opf/xml, then pack it.
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by bxbb 14y ago
> N900. Too bad, it didn't pick up on the market. Wrong pick on the OS name, I guess :P.
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by bxbb 14y ago
99designs and designcrowd, to name some..