tetsuo13

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by tetsuo13 11y ago
We're using Sandcastle Help File Builder (SHFB) with great success for generating HTML help files. https://github.com/EWSoftware/SHFB
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by tetsuo13 15y ago
If you test run fails twice, TDGotchi is upset. I believe that should be "If your test run fails twice, TDGotchi is upset."
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by tetsuo13 16y ago
URL shorteners aren't necessary. The 4-Hour Work Week: http://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Work-Week-Anywhere-Library/dp/0... Book eibrahim wrote: http://www.amazon.com/ASP-NET-Test-Driven-Development-Proble... Blog: http://www.emadibrahim.co
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by tetsuo13 16y ago
Source: https://twitter.com/#!/secretsquirrel/status/325967820137472...
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by tetsuo13 16y ago
I also can't recommend the documentary enough. The Internet Archive has it available for download/streaming, however: http://www.archive.org/details/ThePowerOfNightmares
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by tetsuo13 16y ago
Funny that the third and forth octets of the IP address shown in the Kindle screen shots are obstructed given that the IP begins with 192.168.
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by tetsuo13 16y ago
Are there dashes in Japanese? I suppose the interpunct character (・) best represents the idea. The ー character is typically used with hiragana and katakana to elongate the previous character's tailing sound: リー for the name Lee (rii), メートル
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by tetsuo13 16y ago
1984 by George Orwell
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by tetsuo13 16y ago
Unrelated: What is the point in publishing an interesting list such as this and then restricting my ability to highlight so I can copy and paste? (Chrome 4.1 on Windows)
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
It's too late for that. DRM was invented as a result of rampant piracy. You should be blaming the pirates rather than the company using it. People were sharing programs long before p2p became popular. Only difference in recent years to ac
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
SimpleXML will choke on invalid HTML/XML while this library claims to support it.
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
I'm reminded of the reference book "Writing CGI Applications with Perl." In the introduction the author warned that there will be several purposeful mistakes in every chapter as an exercise to the reader to find and correct. Using this tech
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
It leads the reader to believe batteries are more dangerous than the water. While that might be true, it leaves out the reasoning behind 3-1-1. The batteries may be more dangerous than a bottle of water, but they are not more dangerous tha
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
This reminds me a lot of the video game console market, where newcomers compete with: the existing consoles with the established customer base, library of games and even second or third generation consoles that have the initial quirks ruled
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
And how long until the B&N bookstore will be able to match the number of ebooks offered at Amazon? Until then B&N will lose customers to the company with an already established library.
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
The browser can be scripted to mimic human behavior -- clicks, keyboard entry, mouse movements, etc. How do you determine that a human is behind the browser?
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
At the risk of being downvoted out of existence, perhaps I should clarify. I'm definitely not advocating his actions in the least, just saying that there are other companies that may not be doing well on the market and would be interested i
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
The action that McBride took resulted ultimately in what could be seen as a failed strategy, but the fact that he went out on a limb in attempting to revitalize his company speaks wonders. There are a lot of companies that would value a CEO
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
It's fascinating to listen to but I wonder about extending it to other languages. Does American English lend itself well to this sort of thing or are other languages and accents reproducible. I imagine that languages with much harsher stops
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
That was a lesson from The Daily WTF: http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/ITAPPMONROBOT.aspx
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
... when you know something keeps a good chuck of it's value, you feel more confident buying it new. How much of that applies to computer software though? It's the whole physical versus intellectual property all over again. A physical pro
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
Previously discussed at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=802883
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
Previous thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=827733
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
* Dynamics of Software Development * Wireless Communications & Networks * Time Management for System Administrators
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
Direct link to site without the TechCrunch article: http://dailybooth.com/ In Chrome, the front page has many broken images, the live map page is blank other than a caption at the bottom-left, and viewing the site's blog via the link at t
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
Sensationalism. Why would you want to tie up your iPhone for the duration of the car trip? What happens when you receive a phone call or text message and you're about to switch roads or take an exist? I'm still waiting on the TomTom HOME ap
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
This paragraph summed it all up: If the studios are allowing some places like Blockbuster stores to rent movies on day one, but limit Netflix from doing the same, how many of the millions of Netflix users are going to drive to a Blockbuste
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
Perhaps use white when viewing the video is playing normally on the site and go back to black when viewing in full screen mode.
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by tetsuo13 17y ago
http://pat.io It's simple yet still aesthetically pleasing.