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Comment #15168926
And that can be stuffed up with prior bottle use, so not so sure if that's even true.
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Comment #15168921
Not knowing what is text and what is a link just kills me. We went through lots of this in the webs early days. We had icons for navigation and experimental flash navigation. But i…
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Comment #14872321
I didn't read it like that. More the joy of exploring another language.
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Comment #14781280
Please can someone paraphrase the implications of this. It's hard for me to understand.
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Comment #14551342
When you have population growth (or non-native settlers), they prop up the old. It's a pyramid scheme.
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Comment #13658379
It's just insidious though isn't it? There's a scare that we might have internet connected energy meters. You end up with dozens of devices that have connectivity and you don't act…
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Comment #13658365
It's an odd problem. My partner insists on keeping a shopping list. But mostly I remember what we have in the fridge and store cupboard, as I frequently cook. I don't actually forg…
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Comment #13644286
I don't see why we can't semantically define menus and tasks. And have different interfaces that can just plug into these. So if you don't want titles - fine - use a different wind…
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Comment #12899836
I'm a freelance programmer without much self-worth, and currently no work. Given the right environment, people and projects (for me), I know I'd be happier and wealthier, and may e…
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Comment #12899663
Or rather rubbing shoulders is usually used to describe networking, though if you are mingling with the great and the good/important or famous, hobnobbing may have been a better te…
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Comment #12827023
We worked out recently that we spent under £20 pcm on gas and electric over the last year. 2 people, washing machine, fridge, 2 x laptop, LED lights, 1 LED TV, and gas heating. Adm…
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Comment #12816574
We've been forever waiting for Linux on the desktop! In as much as a very polished desktop distro. Never seems to come along. Even Ubuntu haven't managed it. Given fixed hardware I…
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Comment #12704368
Many CGI scripts were coded like this. Here is an example in C: https://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/forms/cgic.html Php was born out of trying to reduce a lot of that cruft and blendin…
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Comment #12657961
They could be a bit more innovative with infrastructure building, like creating glass from the desert sand using solar: https://vimeo.com/25401444 Not sure if it would do clear pan…
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Comment #12533485
Exactly it may take years and lots of heat energy extraction, but the Earth could end up cold. I don't think it's a renewable. On the flip side you can do this the other way round:…
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Comment #12513281
A rather good point about the Mediterranean being used as a shipping channel! There would still need to be huge canals.
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Comment #12513267
I read that the mid-west (not sure if that's the correct location) in north America had heavily depleted water tables because of irrigation. When that evaporates off, where does th…
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Comment #12513240
Why not the whole bay in the plan?
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Comment #12513228
Taking the move a mountain idiom a little too far.
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Comment #12513214
Moving water really enhances places aesthetically. I noticed that the disused Clyde docklands in Glasgow (UK), were being filled in a few years back. A missed opportunity for water…
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Comment #12478148
What's the difference between @foo and #foo? Enough said.
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Comment #12477887
I appreciate that a web shop could want for more than basic html representation. Although arguably there is something already like this: http://schema.org/Product . A search API? B…
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Comment #12477714
I think what saddens me with web programming, is constant rewrites of the same old projects, that pretty much do the same thing. As a community we'd be better to focus on a few cor…
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Comment #12411936
I wrote a simple web app to work with last.fm's api. A little fiddly, but in essense it worked. Somewhere buried in settings were all the apps that have access to my account. I the…
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Comment #12398998
That's funny, I'd even viewed the source looking for a date, and totally missed the url! Not so sure that urls should be any more than a uniqid - should they have semantic meaning?…