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UpFromTheGut

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    Comment #1384456

    Don't get too excited, although I don't personally have authority to dismiss this, I have word that this is a completely FALSE rumor (sorry, I can't back that up-- at least do your…

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    Comment #1182440

    VS2010 made some improvements to this (RC is available here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/dd582936.aspx ). Now you can tear off tabs from the main window and place them …

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    Comment #1102585

    A small bug: if I want to search for "basket", I'll type "basket" + TAB + [ZIP] + Enter. It looks like your overloading the tab key though, so it selects the first suggestion when …

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    Comment #1085525

    Microsoft would be foolish to not give away free developer tools. You don't need to purchase anything to use .NET; you can download an ide that comes with a C#, VB.NET, C++/CLI com…

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    Comment #1082906

    Even though I don't own any Apple products, I'm still glad they are around for this reason. More competition in the marketplace is good for me, the consumer, which should go withou…

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    Comment #1075836

    Is this meant to be used in lieu of a feed reader, or in complement? At some point you should work on nice error pages, by the way: http://www.socialreader.net/blah/

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    Comment #922925

    This is funny, but I doubt there is any actual security flaw. I expect that Microsoft will verify these transaction later on with the vendor and throw them out.

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    Comment #906737

    I hate to be pedantic, but I think "negatively correlated" would be more correct. Even though people know what you mean, it gives the phrase less meaning in case you meant to use t…

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    Comment #895497

    It's slower, though. It takes longer to search through the index than to just run the program in the windows directory. For programs I run frequently, I place 1 letter shortcuts in…

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    Comment #883853

    Feel free to correct me, but I believe the trust was funding for the ~$5B project that BrisConnections was beginning. If the trust was dissolved, BrisConnetions would be unable to …

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    Comment #851892

    It's eerie for me to read that article; I am also a programmer that skipped high school and recently graduated from UC Berkeley. As far as skipping high school goes, I think I'd re…

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    Comment #829220

    This is an excellent guide for beginners, and gives a good understanding of how pin tumblers work (and a few other types of locks). Also, there is a good survey of tools and their …

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    Comment #828285

    Printer friendly: http://www.eweek.com/index2.php?option=content&task=view...

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    Comment #810189

    As a matter of personal opinion, I prefer lists to newspaper style layouts. With the new york times site, my eyes wander, never actually reading anything. I lose focus very fast an…

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    Comment #808607

    Sometimes it's helpful to think in contrapositive: would it be more regrettable to miss that year of high school, or to miss other opportunities that time could afford you? I, in f…

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    Comment #799168

    http://openphotovr.org/ is really cool, good work! I uploaded a small set, and it was very easy to make a 3d scene. I'm sure people would be willing to pay to be able to host a vie…

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    Comment #789957

    I think karma can be very informative-- it gives me an idea of what the majority viewpoints are .

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    Comment #788274

    My biggest problem is getting on track. Once I've started working, I really get into it and I can't pull myself away for anything; food, sleep, etc. The best trick for getting star…

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    Comment #788263

    I've found bing results to be comparable to google so far (mostly identical), but bing just lost a lot of respect from me: search: "learn you a * for great good" Bing returns no re…

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    Comment #784221

    I got a lot of practice at these 'tricks' while taking a few chemistry classes; all multiple choice. It was excellent practice too since I attended classes but did not study, so th…

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    Comment #778425

    What is the HN meet? Can you give more information?

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    Comment #773440

    I like the design. I knew immediately what it was. It might be nice to be able to list a job that I need done as well, instead of hunting for a someone that I think could do it.

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    Comment #768534

    From a business perspective, making a Porsche-caliber android phone doesn't make too much sense for Google. As far as I know, their business objectives include 1) getting as many p…

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    Comment #767433

    I see your point now, thanks for elaborating. As it stands, I use my desktop for dev work, which I wouldn't think of putting Chrome OS on, but, I still am eager to put it on my lap…