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by gitarr 14y ago
You didn't even try the link and therefore misleading people into thinking that the post is in any way private, which it isn't. You do NOT have to login into Google+ to read the post.
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by gitarr 14y ago
I am absolutely sure that a change on the desktop market is coming and that open source operating systems will gain a nice percentage of the market share, if not the majority thereof. But this change will be a lot slower than we would like
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by gitarr 14y ago
The whole thing reeked of wrongdoings and corruption from the start. There are video and image recordings of the raid, but guess what, the crown wants to suppress those.[1] [1] http://tvnz.co.nz/national-news/dotcom-kicked-kneed-in-polic...
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by gitarr 14y ago
This is exactly what I need for an upcoming project of mine. So clean, with amazing features and best of all in Python, this will be fun.
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by gitarr 14y ago
I agree with most of the article, but the "The Ubuntu Unity failure" was only a temporary one. The author says it got better, but in reality Unity already overtook Windows' UI and it will overtake Apples UI with one of its next iterations.
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by gitarr 14y ago
As long as Microsoft will not implement the same features, in a similar time frame and in a compatible way as the other browser vendors they should be blamed and shamed. The article says IE9 is a damn good browser without qualifying why the
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by gitarr 14y ago
Here is a list with party and country: 1 Magdi Cristiano ALLAM EFD Italy 2 Jean-Pierre AUDY EPP France 3 Bendt BENDTSEN EPP Denmark 4 Nora BERRA EPP France 5 Alain CADEC EPP France 6 Carlo CASINI EPP Italy 7 Michel DANTIN EPP France 8 Rachi
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by gitarr 14y ago
If lawyers are reading this, a question: Our governments are treating our emails more and more like real mail (aka. letters). Is there not a law prohibiting third party people or companies to mess with(fake) my mail addresses? Fact is, I do
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EuroPython 2012 Live Streams(ep2012.europython.eu)
1 points by gitarr 14y ago|0 comments
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by gitarr 14y ago
Well you don't get compilation to machine code with Python, but you won't get that with many languages. And the ones that do compile are often a pain to write in. So, I for one always go with "Always use the right tool for the problem at ha
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by gitarr 14y ago
Yes! Every developer should know one of the very helpful and working ways of doing things in open source software development: "Stop complaining, fix it." It's one thing to complain about closed source software that you have to use and prob
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by gitarr 14y ago
Bittorrent is probably one of the best methods for this kind of thing.
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by gitarr 14y ago
Agreed. It seems to me that especially American and British led news agencies seem to deliberately try to undermine the Euro zone with anti-Euro-propaganda. I'm sick of hearing how bad it all is, while it isn't, and it's much worse elsewher
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by gitarr 14y ago
It might not be their fault, but it sure is their responsibility now.
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by gitarr 14y ago
Well this is scary for Skype users and very embarrassing for Skype developers/owners aka. Microsoft. I sure hope they fix this before they get sued into oblivion for this blatant privacy breach.
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by gitarr 14y ago
The IT guy has last looked at Ubuntu a couple years ago, he was surprised how far it had come. He is working a Windows domain at the job.
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by gitarr 14y ago
No, style has nothing to do with superficial looks.
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by gitarr 14y ago
I have been at a clients location with my Ubuntu 12.04 laptop today. The "IT guy" there and all the other (non IT) office staff asked me what this is and how they could get it. I had to do a full 15 minutes of explanations about Ubuntu. You
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by gitarr 14y ago
I prefer the style of Python to the ones of Ruby anyday. I also prefer the style of Hackernews/Reddit to the one of Digg. Digg may look better , but its style and content is what i don't like.
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by gitarr 14y ago
Censorship reflects society's lack of confidence in itself. It is a hallmark of an authoritarian regime. ~Potter Stewart
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by gitarr 14y ago
It seems to me that some Microsoft (and maybe Apple) marketing people are hard at work at every discussion about this topic, even here.
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by gitarr 14y ago
No, it is not. What prevents them from being anywhere near "hip" is their past/present actions and our memory.
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by gitarr 14y ago
There is no good way of "drilling down" when browsing the jobs. Meaning I cannot look for existing locations and then by language etc. Also, where are all the tags? I can see the popular ones, but none of the others. These are the major pro
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by gitarr 14y ago
I find it hilarious how some of the mentioned bloggers have 0 sense of humor. Why so serious?
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by gitarr 14y ago
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2010/04/us-governmen...
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by gitarr 14y ago
Until someone can prove a negative impact of piracy on the copyright holders all you say is rubbish and plain wrong. No company should be allowed to hinder my free speech. And no worries, I do not use any Microsoft products, but I can IM pe
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by gitarr 14y ago
No, this nick is private and privacy is what i want to keep in this case.
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by gitarr 14y ago
I am a musician who would never deal with RIAA, instead we put both our albums on The Pirate Bay to download and spread for free. Now I cannot link to those albums in Microsoft software because they censor all links? That my friend is as an
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by gitarr 14y ago
The real beauty of Python is the fact that it is easy for beginning programmers, yes, but it has also a lot to offer for experienced coders concerning all the advanced things they might need. It's no accident that services like Dropbox[1] o
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by gitarr 15y ago
Why is the US such a prude country? They show people blowing their head off with a gun in the afternoon news while children are watching, but omg, a boob or even worse a nipple they go crazy! This ban has to be taken back, or all other mean

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