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mike463
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Comment #2409461
I thought this was going to be something like when I ssh into a remote system and run 'tcpdump' without filtering out port 22. :)
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Comment #2308606
He seemed to be an apologist for the new app store policies on selling outside the store. http://daringfireball.net/2011/03/dirty_percent To me it seems like apple is implementing …
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Comment #2303649
I think it's demographics. Who owns an android phone, and what game would they buy? And how many competitors to this style game on the platform. Meanwhile on iOS, the demographics …
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Comment #2300392
I think the sounds are cool. I mean yeah, the gameplay, but the sounds are fun.
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Comment #2281865
They must use pointers to do it. :)
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Comment #2102131
This isn't that new... I've always been told glass is already a liquid. :)
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Comment #2098758
nah, doubt it.
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Comment #2075145
A: No coaches union.
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Comment #2019185
Except for processors of course. (Intel wins there)
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Comment #1964491
Google has better thought out color contrast too. The other ones are either too monochromatic, or the map details overwhelm the labels (think 90's web page color contrast)
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Comment #1936281
Ok, I have a question about this: Should you do it? I've done this for a long time. I have the fi-5110EOXM for the mac that I love. Here's what I learned. I spent a lot of time sca…
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Comment #1916661
As a user, I HATE openid. I use one unique username/password for each site I visit. My browser will maintain this for the sites I'd like it to, and sites where security is importan…
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Comment #1902759
Firewalls can protect you from a number of things because they deal with the entire stack at once, which tcpwrappers can't do. They can detect and take action against denial of ser…
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Comment #1896483
I've always wanted to switch emacs from elisp to perl. :)
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Comment #1896475
I never redeemed the credits, and I got a few of these. I suspected it was because I reported issues with a couple videos. (Most disney sitcoms my kid watches seem to have audio an…
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Comment #1825225
Who develops on a laptop? Do you ignore ergonomics? This stuff will catch up with you (at the end of the day, and over your lifetime). I'm healthier and lots more productive on a d…
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Comment #1789035
Bet they'd have more questions and answers without that stupid third-party login crap. (OpenID)
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Comment #1778150
Nowadays, most people could probably bolt the hood on their car shut without any consequences (but there would be outcry from the car guys). But a lot of cars nowadays basically do…
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Comment #1758935
I have to agree. I would think the epicenter of Silicon Valley would be more likely Sunnyvale. It's surrounded by Mountain View, Santa Clara, Cupertino and North San Jose. Think Ap…
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Comment #1737582
I think the algorithm could try harder (or the photographer could possibly point to the shadows to expose them better). The photos show a good job of underexposing to prevent blown…
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Comment #1737555
"For the money, though, you can get a much better setup" This is the key point. In this case, "For the money" = $5,349 (yikes!)
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Comment #1718238
but you have to exit the browser
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Comment #1693023
I have a single 30" monitor and use Spaces on the mac. It makes me much much more productive than smaller monitors. The thing I like most about the 30" monitor is the HEIGHT -- I c…
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Comment #1660980
that's why I stopped using the site.