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Comment #11234150
and what if you weren't so mobile?
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Comment #10410224
I don't feel like this article does a good job making its case. Java won't live or die with Oracle. Along with the language spec and non-Oracle implementations being available, the…
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Comment #10341908
The specs say the Maximum Operating Altitude is "-300m to +4877m".
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Comment #10301340
What exactly are "paper-thin evaporative materials"?
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Comment #10301316
This is awesome! Made me think of this Del song [1]. And I agree with others, that logo is fantastic :D [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0xDGXotGIE
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Comment #10247541
Small correction, it's based on your highest 35 years of salary[1] [1] - http://www.ssa.gov/pubs/EN-05-10070.pdf
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Comment #10204907
There's no such thing as doping without influencing others; the indirect influences alone affect the economics of the sport.
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Comment #10204793
Also presented here by John Green - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snQvRZ2vDHE
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Comment #10199534
IBM still uses Notes for email, and a lot of legacy database-like applications. There's Notes-based webmail, but it's still Notes.
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Comment #10031174
You're assuming most people search first; many users don't even understand the difference between entering a search term versus a URL in a browser address bar. Yet, non-techy peopl…
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Comment #9729846
> The JavaScript model of "call some callback when the currently-executing function returns" doesn't work, because C is not event-based. This is misleading. Whether or not a C prog…
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Comment #9675264
from the look of the website, GnuWin is terribly out of date and packages like OpenSSL (I don't seen OpenSSH listed) will have lots of known security vulnerabilities..
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Comment #9630983
Why do you have 100GB? Are you sure you're not paying $1.99/mo for that? The default for new accounts is 15GB. I've had my gmail account since 2004 and I "only" have 17GB (15GB + 2…
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Comment #9630460
I know this post/comment is aging but I feel I have to add my disagreement. Depending on skill and perhaps more than a little luck, navigating your way up to a senior position in t…
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Comment #9560996
Source for this? I use Chocolatey on Win7 and haven't had anything unwanted installed. No Ask Toolbar (from multiple JRE and JDK installs), etc.
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Comment #9518608
I don't think GP was criticizing, just making a note of it.
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Comment #9340762
Yep, there's mention of it on an old blog post [1], but you can verify for yourself on the Enhancements page when editing any video - there's a "Revert to original" button. [1] - h…
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Comment #9324804
If you ignore the GP's tone, it's actually a useful search link. Along with accumulating insight and conclusions, to referencing previous articles and discussions helps to avoid sp…
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Comment #9127825
> I can't see why anyone uses Gmail. For a relatively consistent experience across platforms, without having to depend on a local application.
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Comment #9015323
Not sure if OP is author, but this seems like a decent start at a useful compilation. It's obviously highly focused on data structures and algorithms, so the title is a bit mislead…
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Comment #8709392
Here's some more information on recent controversy over one of the Warthog's supposed replacements - http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/nov/30/a-10-warthog...
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Comment #8611786
Maybe that's their real goal.. https://what-if.xkcd.com/119/