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frankPants

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    Comment #3600883

    This is indeed great news. Thanks to everyone who was involved in making this happen, it's fantastic news.

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    Comment #3487106

    So write it.

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    Comment #3487102

    Well, there's no other alternative at the moment. The only thing students are bound by is the curriculum and recommended texts. I for one, hope Amazon get onto it too. It's just a …

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    Comment #3487080

    Mircosoft is also working towards launching it's own walled garden with a 70/30 split, from what I hear, due in late 2012. So then, they'll be a double stab

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    Comment #3483000

    Wow. Thanks Microsoft for cluttering up yet another product with more UI Craptastic. Honestly I know it's all done in fun but really, people using the product are trying to concent…

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    Comment #3454251

    And here is the reason I left photography and became a programmer. It's a great hobby and a shit profession.

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    Comment #3440814

    cough ObjectiveC

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    Comment #3440808

    This post should be titled, "Why I fucked up by choosing Ruby to write a game." - Or "What the fuck was I thinking" I love Ruby, I spend a lot of time writing it. I also write kids…

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    Comment #3380966

    Ohh using a screenshot as a reference point. Nice. I like the idea of using screenshots as a test assertion.

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    Comment #3372562

    I mean really, all abstraction is just taking a step further away from the real problems and optimisations right! Let's all just write Assembler specific to the given chip architec…

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    Comment #3240594

    I'd go with either Mondrian, or Pollock myself. Impressionists, such as Monet began working towards abstraction for sure, but for Monet, it was more about capturing the fleeting na…

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    Comment #3237413

    I am at odds to argue with Tufte but I will. The issue with touch screens is not that they lack the same surface texture as the objects they're imitating. It's that they're imitati…

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    Comment #3046157

    He should start a donation fund to pay for the development of TextMate2. I'd happily throw a few hundred $$$ into that. I own TextMate 1, so I get the update for free. Problem for …

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    Comment #3013348

    That's great, now you've got another crap looking website to add to your portfolio. Eventually you'll stop being paid. Just because the client's paying doesn't mean they've got a c…

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    Comment #2998898

    bingo! I'll be my life that's exactly what's happened.

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    Comment #2994974

    There's no need for encryption of anything. Send the service a number plate, it returns you an image, tick if that's you're car, and it'll tell you where it is. If it's not it goes…