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Charuru
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Comment #2330403
I'm sorry, my logic module must be acting faulty. How does this prove that they have taken a bribe?
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Comment #2318423
Don't do it. Learning another language is much easier than you think, and will be extremely helpful for your long term career. node.js + socket.io blows any php comet solution out …
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Comment #2313418
This is like a prettier version of JavaScript in ten minutes. Thanks!
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Comment #2295665
What's wrong with clicking no thanks?
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Comment #2292844
Justin.tv? Also, plz commit your code live to github?
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Comment #2287786
I think what he means is that it's ok if your program crashes, because people expect android apps to crash... So you should just release fast and be agile. Unless he means a differ…
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Comment #2286338
Err, choice is either good or bad, pick one. Every company from Nokia to Dell has colorful variations of most devices. What I remember was people praising Apple for their simplicit…
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Comment #2281148
I hope one of these bloggers is geeky enough to head over to Sunspider or one of the other benchmarks when trying the hands on.
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Comment #2270554
This is cool! But missing secret_facebook_stuff. Do you think you can use http digest rather than facebook for auth?
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Comment #2268334
But that's sort of how most things work though. The positive, good outcomes are sort of incidental (though hopefully intentional) side effects of a complex system of incentives tha…
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Comment #2268311
I agree with most of the article. Android and Chrome OS are great products, I just don't see how Google is going to make money from them. Not sure about Chrome, but I feel like And…
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Comment #2267959
If you're talking about os products that are supported by a company, there are a great deal of paid designers, eg mozilla, webkit, android, etc. Just in this context of getting peo…
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Comment #2267913
Sounds unfair, developers don't get paid, why do designers do.
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Comment #2267741
Assuming this article is correct, I don't understand why any political leader would not 'fix' the growth calculations to be rosier. Surely there are great political incentives to d…
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Comment #2266424
Abstractions are absolutely necessary imo. Code like that is too long to be easily maintainable. http://groups.google.com/group/nodejs/browse_thread/thread/c... Also, that guy is r…
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Comment #2265840
I still don't care.
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Comment #2265382
No... just no. :S If you want to debate, please sign up for http://arguex.com/ I'm not going to do it here.
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Comment #2265353
No ill will vs Dan, but this is not like Steve Jobs taking an academic project from Xerox and integrating it into his system. This is like Steve Jobs joining Xerox and presenting t…
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Comment #2265301
Are you saying that war increases technological growth? That's crappy pop-history that's largely been discredited. Competition invites advancement, blowing up your competitors does…
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Comment #2265184
What they really need is some sort of Flash plugin version. I have a CR-48 that would be perfect for this.
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Comment #2265142
AFAIcantell they only do PC games (or ports), so they don't have that problem. They probably won't deal in specialty hardware, that would be a nightmare. Just standard, out of the …
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Comment #2264971
It's virtualized, and considering not everyone plays games at the same time, you would prob get a lot more than 4 players per "pc"
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Comment #2262083
That's because that's the page you're directed to when they detect an incompatible browser. This page is probably static.
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Comment #2261131
I didn't say that it was based off of the spam tool. But going on Google clearly had targets. It's not like they couldn't figure out what farmers were without the tool.