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neeks

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    Comment #8138503

    The idea of this is wonderful, but I hope you invite a speaker that encourages cross-platform c++/qt apps w an html GUI. Code once, Code everywhere

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    Comment #8132453

    The sheer irony of it all.

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    Comment #8116152

    Well let me preface with this: I'm not an economist and of course harbor my own bias(just like everybody else), but I'm educated enough to recognize when systems and people are bei…

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    Comment #8114923

    Right, because there isn't numerous examples throughout history where debt-free fiat currency flourished. We have been conditioned by neoclassical economics and have refused to con…

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    Comment #8114310

    We really should have evolved by now to using a monetary system that doesn't revolve around debt.

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    Comment #8105022

    Did they ever do anything about the audio jack? I always thought it was wack how they not only forced you to buy a dongle, but also a 3.55m to rca cable.

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    Comment #8103779

    If it was for Linux I'd gladly give it a spin.

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    Comment #7232708

    Totally agreed; I checked out the ultra Photoshop web app just the other day. Until it happens though, I'm stuck with either the hideous VMWare window chrome or cursing at Gimp/Ink…

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    Comment #7232264

    I use Fedora, and occasionally run into the same problems with proprietary apps as some Chromebook users would. All and all this sounds ok, but unfortunately seems like it's meant …

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    Comment #6862821

    yawn Anyone that has been tinkering with OSs for a while will understand they all have their benefits. As a web app developer, I run Arch Linux w Gnome Shell 3.10 on my personal co…

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    Comment #6719598

    I know this is about Ives' contributions; but when I think about the credit given to Jobs, I tend to think of it more as Dennis Ritchie and Jobs being the modern day Tesla and Edis…