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13y ago
Yes. Less waste, and in theory users will be given more secure and up to date software experience, which should provide safety and confidence for online shopping, for more tasty taxable purchases. +1 for environment +1 for Capitalism EDIT:
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13y ago
I made that comment on a phone. I mostly wish I had not.
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it's even more work to edit your package management system to include a set of documents that have nothing to do with the anything released ever before it. I would love to the commit comment.
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13y ago
the only thing any mysql/mariadb news does for me is highlight how the average (and depressingly top voted) hacker news/proggit/slashdot commenter knows fuck all about either of them.
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13y ago
Thanks I will take a look.
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13y ago
What about over heating? I tried ubuntu 12.04, and 12.10 on a 2011 macbook air 4,2. I followed the information here, some of the tweaks weren't needed on 12.10: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookAir4-2 But
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13y ago
MariaDB right now has working Multi-Source replication and GTID failover in the MariaDB 10.0.3+ alphas. They are also working on a new table discovery engine, which will bring Transactional DDL to MariaDB, this to me makes MariaDB far more
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13y ago
With an extra 10+ hours battery life. With every core (CPU+GPU) at 100%. Heh, sorry couldn't resist. We all know that's totally unrealistic. What I really want is a changeable battery, whoops there I go again!
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13y ago
Look no further: http://learnyouahaskell.com/ http://learnyouahaskell.com/higher-order-functions#curried-f...
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13y ago
Maybe they drew a picture to explain it, http://fucksheep.org/~sd/mspaint/ umm NSFW, if you work at a school.
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13y ago
mathnode != Hugh Darwen They are some big boots to fill. I'm just some DBA in London.
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13y ago
Tradingscreen.
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13y ago
Hanging off this great comment, please anyone wanting to learn about relational databases I strongly suggest reading Database in Depth by C J Date. It's around 200 pages, you will learn a lot about the relational model, database/query/index
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13y ago
If you can't afford £50 a month for a software license. I doubt your ability as a "freelancer" or business owner. That is a very small price to pay for software which is your bread and butter.
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13y ago
Actually, all the replacements are free: http://html.adobe.com/edge/ And are much less poisonous than what comes out of Fireworks for dev teams. "Turn this picture/HTML export into code please."
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13y ago
So long as banks exist, so will the mainframe business.
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13y ago
Probably not long, considering the Outcast series were a spinoff story, and the community is brimming with assets to re-create players, lightsabers, and maps from the films
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13y ago
I know it fucking is! Which is why I am seeing Experts Exchange (a tall claim), ahead of Stackoverflow!
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14y ago
Why not mono? For not using .Net I can understand the his detailed reasons, Java because it's a grumpy old man, Haskell because it's a paradigm shift etc...
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14y ago
Now she has been fired, you two should start up your own tech company.
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14y ago
Wow inspired by Mirai! It was indeed a very cool application. In my oppinion stomped on PowerAnimator and Softimage. Mirai was written all in common-lisp. Wings3D, inspired by Mirai, is written in Erlang.
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14y ago
In Star Trek the next generation; as different users interacted with different physical platforms (tablets, desk consoles, wall panels, tablets, voice activated devices, "desktops", etc), the work space would adapt to it's physical medium..
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14y ago
Are people really still writing these silly articles? Is it 2009 again? Author does not know the difference between a caching layer, a transactional RDBMS, and distributed non-structured data store. NoSQL is not ACID, any database NoSQL/RDB
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14y ago
Adobe Photoshop 3 was released for Solaris Photoshop, Illustrator, and Premiere all were released for IRIX. It's almost as if IRIX and Solaris used to have a very large workstation customer base then everything was migrated to NT, Mac, and
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14y ago
Is anyone distributing 64bit OpenJDK builds for windows? EDIT: I found: https://github.com/alexkasko/openjdk-unofficial-builds
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14y ago
The photoshop competition was all on IRIX, and was a LOT better. Matador and Amazon were great applications, and better performers on 64bit MIPS hardware. Some got ported to Linux, but were then not maintained, or integrated into other code
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14y ago
I have always considered Android, to be Windows 95 for phones. I am a happy Android user.
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14y ago
A company which actively develops software has the ability to snapshot a stable development tree and call it a "New Engine"? Shock horror. Fans of these games blatantly don't know what an engine is; the difference between a graphics library
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14y ago
Please tell them this, maybe on the community hub page!
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I really don't know. I have never understood why anyone would actually pay for word processing software from 1992 onwards. Most people use the most basic features (bold, center, adjust margins and printing). That is not worth around £200! I
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