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Comment #3014722
Microsoft UI:Win32/MFC - WinForms - WPF - Sliverlight - WinRT ? Which technology does MS Office use ? Which one will MS Office 2015 use ? If you want to create a word or excel docu…
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Comment #2856170
From Wikipedia: "The term patent usually refers to an exclusive right granted to anyone who invents any new, useful, and non-obvious process, machine, article of manufacture, or co…
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Comment #2820708
I've been using Opera as my main browser for years, but also uses Chrome and Firefox. Chrome; very fast, but crashes too often, and uses a LOT of memory (and messes up my Task Mana…
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Comment #2630451
Step 1: Get all Mac/iPhone/iPad users to use the iCloud Step 2: Integrate API (with access to your data) and a MacCloud Store Now, it doesn't matter if you purchase software using …
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Comment #2596279
How about two options: - Agree/Disagree buttons/links - High/Low quality buttons/links This way it is easier to separate if you upvote because you agree or because you think it is …
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Comment #2590675
Very true; I realized this myself a couple of months ago, and reorganized my blog as follows: - main page shows categories and a chronological list of posts (I don't post that ofte…
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Comment #2560301
Back in my Cobol/CICS days, every line that was edited was marked with a 3-character identifier for the person responsible. In a limited "ide" this made it possible to find the per…
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Comment #2547922
I don't think any language is vastly superior to any other in every case. You can say that C++ is vastly more powerful (and flexible) than C, but for low-level/embedded/kernel etc …
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Comment #2494042
(shameless plug) A short comparison of Evernote, OneNote and iKnow (my company's product) - http://www.ppcsoft.com/blog/iknow-onenote-evernote.asp More information - http://www.ppc…
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Comment #2479023
Even the most trivial computer programs have lots of bugs (with VERY few exceptions [1]), and we're worrying about creating a super-brain that is actually smarter than we are ourse…
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Comment #2450327
Two golden oldies by Joel Spolsky: Where do These People Get Their (Unoriginal) Ideas? - http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000068.html Human Task Switches Considered Ha…
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Comment #2268657
Anyone have any tips/links to convert my CD's into great quality MP3's (for listening only) ? I've been using VBR, 196, Lame etc, but this was recommended to me years ago... Which …
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Comment #2024605
If you never go swimming, or to the sea (or above), you have a 0% chance of being killed by a shark. If you don't work with pigs (a pigfarm ?) or visit any farms, you probably have…
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Comment #2017041
Very cool implementation :-) So what they have is - an OCR function that reads a few words from an (easy) image - a (simple) translator that translates the words into a different l…
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Comment #2016359
So I guess they don't make enough money on it, then ? I wish the general attitude would change to "I'm willing to pay for services that I find useful" instead of "Everything should…
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Comment #1822979
Get a kinesis keyboard and learn to touch-type; it's probably the best investment you'll ever make... You'll save time when programming, but also when you create the design/require…
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Comment #1793944
Idea x Execution x Marketing x Persistence x Luck = Success Based on Sivers Multiplier idea: - http://sivers.org/multiply
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Comment #1752447
Some notes about Note-taking: Write it down - 1. "copying" the information - 2. using your own words 1. is great for storing information, 2. is better for learning (and recall) ! S…
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Comment #1662226
Joel Spolsky (2001): "Good Software Takes Ten Years. Get Used To it." - http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000017.html
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Comment #1648832
I use simple Outlook rules to automatically highlight emails from important people and friends... However, this sounds like a "reverse bayesian spam filter" that instead of filteri…
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Comment #1643995
How sad :-( "But the ultimate purpose of music is a physiological/emotional response, something utterly subjective and that does not enrich our objective understanding of the world…
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Comment #1621686
"What makes programming so unique?" E.W.Dijkstra, "The humble programmer", ACM Turing Lecture 1972 "Let me conclude. Automatic computers have now been with us for a quarter of a ce…
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Comment #1618815
For more about Incredibuild: - http://gamesfromwithin.com/how-incredible-is-incredibuild My summary of the article (I haven't tried it myself): - can improve a full build compile t…