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charliefg
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About charliefg
I enjoy programming. My github is here:
http://www.github.com/carrotsrc
My personal site is here: http://www.carrotsrc.org
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Comment #9642513
Sounds interesting! Thank you for your reply
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Comment #9638585
A query - would having a smart phone be necessary in order to use the service? I understand that it says it lives on the smartphone but would the service still be accessible via th…
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Comment #9605033
This is also my experience. As long as the contrast is within the acceptable WCAG ratios for accessibility, I don't really see any problem.
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Comment #9604133
This is clearly just my laptop (or maybe firefox) but that google site took about 30 seconds to load up. Every time I click on the tab that has it open - my computer fan whirs up t…
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Comment #9567092
I think many would agree with you, that most modern browsers with the expected features are pretty bloody efficient pieces of software. I believe what OP was saying was that the la…
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Comment #9561882
Could it be my new scripting language? It sounds pretty avant-garde... maybe a little too much for me. My mindset is just not there. As others have mentioned - I also like the inte…
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Comment #9560308
In fairness, he isn't pretending; that is his morality.
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Comment #9537872
Sure it is -- actor model is an is an abstraction of software behaviour. Web services can be modelled as such.
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Comment #9445656
> Distro repos do provide many of the packages you need for development because you need to be able to compile all of the C++ applications and libraries in the distro repo, of whic…
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Comment #9439024
That's really... what word to use? .... that's really fresh ! I like it a lot. Spent some time going to sleep with '10 hours of rain' youtube videos in the background. This is like…
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Comment #9436243
Ha, that's an interesting idea. About 2 months ago -- for a presentation about being vigilant with your smartphone on public APs -- I implemented a toolkit that was essentially a m…
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Comment #9407652
Even Linux v1.0 has: >> It aims towards POSIX compliance in the readme
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Comment #9407216
Very cool. I love seeing these home made operating systems. Nice to see an in-house C implementation! The feature list is very impressive. Screen shot of GCC running in the termina…
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Comment #9402710
This is the best thing that could have happened
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Comment #9401190
First thing to get a little closer to that better society -- we need to lose the shady system of secret courts the parents are taken through.
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Comment #9337121
Good to hear from such a long term user! I can't really see my enjoyment for the system waning any time soon; feel pretty at home with Gentoo. I hear that a lot about staying for t…
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Comment #9334314
Tick 3 for Gentoo: [] Do you enjoy building everything to the minutest specification, regardless of bins being available? [] Do you like the idea of building/rebuilding the entire …
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Comment #9320223
I'm completely in agreement with you. There are very real experiences that people go through, that have similar outcomes including permanent changes in perception but we lack the c…
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Comment #9313917
Just got to level10 of Nebula, literally 15 minutes ago. Been doing levels in bed before crashing out -- It's really good fun so far! Highly recommend.
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Comment #9302549
I heard about this one company that had a similar idea but implemented it via a high frequency acoustic signature; the higher the frequency the stronger the encryption. It apparent…
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Comment #9292892
Jehst and Kate Tempest, for me they're mind bending
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