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Edootjuh

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    I've heard 'piquant' (from French) being used for spicy in the red pepper sense. It sounds pretentious but maybe it'll be more mainstream some day.

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    Comment #5569324

    I think he means the APIs that allow you to simulate mouseclicks and keyboard input on arbitrary windows and controls

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    Comment #5534569

    You might be interested in GNU Unifont: http://unifoundry.com/unifont.html

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    I was very surprised he said Basic. Of course, he presume he doesn't do much hard core software engineering anymore, but I assumed that family was pretty much a thing of the past (…

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    Comment #5128203

    Forgive my ignorance, but what is wrong with static class members?

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    Comment #5041990

    I recently followed a Computer Networking course, and the teachers actually went though pains to ensure those with older editions could follow the assigned exercises. From what I c…

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    Comment #4621680

    Or select the picture and copy it to the desktop.

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    try: f = float(someText) catch ValueError: # I just parsed you, this is crazy, # here's an exception, throw it maybe? Formatted That For You

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    Comment #4333544

    It's not invisible when you're actually looking for an invisible file.

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    That seems like a bad idea. TeX doesn't allow separation between markup and presentation very well. Something like DocBook[1] with a presentation engine like XSLT might be better, …

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    This might be obvious, but PDF isn't usually reflowable (and if it is, it's not very easy to do so), which makes for a painful reading experience on a smallish widescreen monitor, …

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    Very interesting, and not too hard to follow with little knowledge of statistics. I might even start taking an interest in the contest, despite the Netherlands coming up with terri…

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    Doesn't work very well when zooming.

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    Comment #3995851

    I hadn't thought of that. You also made me realize that existing modules written in PHP can be reused this way.

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    Comment #3995733

    Let me make sure I understand... Is this meant to be run on a web hosting service that supports PHP in the 'traditional' way or do you need permission to run this as a daemon? If i…

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    Comment #3991817

    Same here with Chromium 18

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    Comment #3972159

    I assume that also doesn't count package manager or App Store installs. Still, OSX seems to be quite a big market there.

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    While it does require some terminal skills, as far as playing or streaming any media file and skipping left and right a bit (the largest part of my contact with a media player) or …

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    What do you mean by that, exactly? Just out of curiosity.