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Minecraft the Movie(twitter.com)
2 points by selectnull 13y ago|1 comments
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by selectnull 13y ago
That's not my experience. Chrome is my main browser and although it is using significant energy according to battery indicator, the notebook is never running hot nor do I have problems with battery.
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by selectnull 13y ago
Google Chrome.app is pretty much constantly on the list of apps using significant energy so I don't think that's unusual. I'm using 13" Air and have 10hours+ of battery time with it.
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by selectnull 13y ago
So, www.simple.com is joining www.bbva.com/TLBB/tlbb/esp/index.jsp I don't know, doesn't really look like an improvment.
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by selectnull 13y ago
It's down with technical info: "Numeric Code: 151"
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by selectnull 13y ago
I love it, although I found I lack math knowledge to really be good at it. I enjoyed solving a few of those problems using SQL, that was fun.
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by selectnull 13y ago
Yes, my thoughts exactly. Gmail has a different philosophy of working with data (search instead of sort) and I've noticed more than once that some people refuse to make that mental switch.
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by selectnull 13y ago
I just did a very adhoc test, I've switched to a label with 17000+ threads in it. It took exactly 5 keystrokes: * gl (go to label, focues cursor in the search input) * re (the label is called reports, it autocompleted after re) * enter
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by selectnull 13y ago
I've switched to gmail some 4 years ago and before that was Outlook user since the 90es; that means I'm not familiar with the latest office version but it's not like I'm speaking without any experience. Gmail has one of
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by selectnull 13y ago
I would agree with you that excel is still more powerful than google spreadsheet but I don't agree that's because of native vs web type of app, because gmail is more powerful (and faster) than outlook. So let's call it subjec
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by selectnull 13y ago
You are right, I didn't read it. Mea culpa. I've read it now and I have mixed feelings still. This is what I would like to hear from Mr Gates: "Guys, I'm taking what I believe is the most important thing in the world and
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by selectnull 13y ago
I generally like what Bill Gates is doing and think there should be more people like him in the world. But this statement is really below him; it has kind of 'me hates google' behind it and is wrong. He should know better than tha
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by selectnull 13y ago
Linux or OSX, pretty much the same; currently using OSX because I have MacBook Air (and love the HW). I didn't find too many reasons to install Linux on it yet.
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by selectnull 13y ago
There is no mention of Yahoo in the article at all. The article's title is "Web Giants Threaten End to Cookie Tracking". HN's title is misleading.
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by selectnull 13y ago
It's not my situation, but I've seen it too many times and I cringe whenever I see any action that could be turned against engineers. Even if I completely misunderstand the situation and make a fuss out of it when it's not
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by selectnull 13y ago
Hey, I like the idea from marketing and tech side, kudos on that :) But I said what I said because I work in the agency and in my opinion we have created an atmosphere that is not working towards our advantage. * Designers are expected to p
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by selectnull 13y ago
Congratulations to the team on marketing idea and technical implementation. It's really cool and fun. On the other side, I don't like the kind of message you're trying to get across which is in a nutshell: "these are our
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by selectnull 13y ago
For those interested, there is a patch from WHMCS http://blog.whmcs.com/?t=79427
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by selectnull 13y ago
No, I'm not sure and your questions are valid. But wouldn't you be happier if they used https and the questions wouldn't have to be asked in the first place? This practice of having a website respond to both http and https si
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by selectnull 13y ago
How come Google releases new software that is not using https, and still I'm logged in with my account. I'm surprised google can still make that mistake, making my account vulerable after going to so much trouble of protecting
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by selectnull 13y ago
Technically, those are different URLs. Often, one redirects to another or serve the same content.
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by selectnull 13y ago
Unless you burn out, in which case you might achieve considerably less and have bad consequences.
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by selectnull 13y ago
I'm sorry to hear that. The people who attacked you are morons, and unfortunately we have a share of those too. :(
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by selectnull 13y ago
We do have beautiful coastline with a lot of islands. It's a good place to live in.
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by selectnull 13y ago
Country? No. But I live in the same city I was born in. (I live in Croatia that was part of ex Yugoslavia, which fell apart in the 90es)
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by selectnull 13y ago
On surface, 1500 bucks seems very expensive. But if I had 1500 private repos (supposedly that means 1500 or little bit less clients) I'm making so much money that 1500 bucks/month looks very cheap. And still much cheaper than payi
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by selectnull 13y ago
There are a lot of companies out there who do not have a system administrator capable of setting up or maintaining (the latter is more difficult and time consuming) its own server. GitHub is a solution to that and is quite cheap.
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by selectnull 13y ago
An interesting idea and I have honest question: would anyone in the industry risk DDOS-ing a competitor? I mean, sooner or later they would get caught, the news would spread like a wildfire, that would really be great PR for the attacked. A
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Making calls from Hangouts — in Gmail and across the web(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
7 points by selectnull 13y ago|0 comments
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Databoard for Research Insights(think.withgoogle.com)
6 points by selectnull 13y ago|2 comments

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