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brusch

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    Comment #25252383

    Care to elaborate ? Why did it ruin their lives ?

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    Comment #10811519

    I've used CTE's in DB2 for hierarchical data using recursive SQL (8 ? years ago) and the performace was much better than using subselects. I don't know much about Postgres, but for…

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    Comment #10811490

    are you the three.js "maintainer" ? My code breaks every time I update three.js I would be fine with that if the release notes would point that out directly. It's really a nice lib…

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    Comment #8444763

    There are some players who are not necessarily the best athletes on the team, but can excel with better instincts or a better way to analyze the game. But in the NFL the level of a…

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    Comment #8444759

    I've started playing flag football after playing football 10 years ago. I've stopped playing football because I tore my ACL in both of my knees. Beeing a defensive end / outside li…

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    Comment #8343925

    I have a friend with pretty big health problems (gout and other problems). I don't know if it is because of gout or any other disease, but he says he shouldn't drink acidic drinks.…

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    Comment #6773899

    Thank you - I always looked down to Foobar2000 (it looked to basic for). But now I've downloaded it and it looks great ! Thank you for the tip. The facet plugin is great - exactly …

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    Comment #6645720

    But if they were professionals didn't they use SAN (or at least NAS) for this ? Don't get USB hard disks old pretty quick ? (and the performance with GByte LAN is much bigger). So …

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    Comment #6632389

    I am testing a Samsung 700t (pretty much the same form factor) and it's horrible. The keyboard is nice, but the big problem is that it's very unstable. It's always dropping back. E…

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    Comment #6206005

    That's strange the only browser I got problems with downloading files is Chrome. Sometimes it takes a long time between clicking the download and seeing any visual clue from chrome…

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    Comment #6063072

    I wonder how accurate this chart is. The last time we really wanted to port something from .net to mono (3 - 4 years ago) windows forms was supported, but it was a mess. It worked …

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    Comment #5993602

    Gnome3 is a major update of Gnome2. They've replaced many aging libraries with their new counterparts. It includes 3d graphics (tasteful in my opinion), have dynamic workspaces and…

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    Comment #5990361

    I don't know - the longer GNOME 3 is around, the more people like it. Sure they've lost some people ("I can't install compiz fusion any more") - but in the last 6 month I'm reading…

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    Comment #5872843

    I think this is one of the few perks not beeing a English native speaker: I do understand lyrics if I concentrate but otherwise I hear the voice just as another instrument. So I ca…

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    Comment #5860090

    sorry if I am barking up the wrong tree.. but do you think it will be beautiful with all the breakout cables ? For me this whole thing looks like a blast from the past - my trusty …

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    Comment #5778561

    I'm using Chrome on Windows and it looks fine. Has to be some other setting he messed up.

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    Comment #5717993

    I think there is no advantage over what you're doing. It is just easier accessible for people new to Openbox

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    Comment #5218345

    Funny - I thought this was a really interesting article - but I couldn't stand all these annotations. And when I was selecting text (what i do mindlessly when I am reading an artic…

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    Comment #5170842

    If Mark Zuckerberg invented Twitter you couldn't read tweets if you didn't log in. I am just lurking around on Twitter and Facebook (no user for both of them). Twitter works fine f…

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    Comment #4852616

    Yes I hope so.

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    Comment #4852447

    That's exactly what I didn't like. Maybe I had the worst possible time to "experiment" with OS X (it was the moment they changed from their power mac CPUs to the Intel CPUs) and it…

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    Comment #4836970

    this could really bite you in the back. I know of two people who did something like that and it went wrong. If you are not lucky you get the "wrong" immigration officer and then yo…

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    Comment #4836661

    I once read a book about MFC (Microsoft foundation classes) programming in Windows. This book had some web programming chapters, and one of them was DTHML (dynamic HTML) how it was…

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    Comment #4787934

    can you elaborate on the PCBs ? Just wondering what "Japanese layout style" means. Too many layers ? Not crowded enought ?

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    Comment #4762179

    When installing GNOME3 I had a little chicken-and-egg-problem. Without installing additional drivers GNOME3 wouldn't work, so the fallback mode was handy to search the internet for…