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Comment #10874642
Here you can clearly see how the 'we'-culture is misused by the 'top' of Mozilla to shuffle off responsibility: there's nobody to rebel against.
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Comment #10743676
I like the idea. I find the advertising inside podcasts also particularly annoying. You can't ignore them by looking away like you would on a screen. Maybe we need an adblock for p…
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Comment #10727918
Specifically for Medical vocabulary, I heard that MosaLingua recently released an app: http://www.mosalingua.com/applications-apprendre/medical-eng...
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Comment #10282920
I think they hoped this law would encourage sites that people don't expect to have cookies to not set cookies until necessary. Like state sponsored news sites for example. I mean, …
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Comment #9990274
Are browsers intelligent enough to inline the function invocation on each step of a _.times ?
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Comment #9798002
Give it to the Greek Government - just kidding
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Comment #9269685
Anyone knows if revoking certificates is also free?
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Comment #8291620
A product competing (at least in part) with Google Analytics is criticizing Google Analytics. Please.
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Comment #7722548
For learning languages, I used to make my own flashcards and then search audio that contained the word. Then I discovered that there are apps with pre-filled cards that already hav…
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Comment #7114944
Does anybody know if it is the browser or the operating system that checks the validity of the dns records? Is it enabled on all clients?
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Comment #6275517
Technology has made outsourcing much easier providing tools such as Skype.
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Comment #6001671
I think the reason for this downward trend is the rise of ("free") web applications. There is simply less need to install local software.
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Comment #5978327
I think the point made here is quite interesting: instead of relying on (puppet, chef,...) to do the "deltas", always generating the whole system from scratch. This has a couple of…
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Comment #5544352
what about speech recognition?
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Comment #5385202
I also have the same problem the author has sometimes: If I know that there are a lot of tests covering a particular piece of code, I tend to be less diligent making modifications
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Comment #5243193
Maybe the happiest people don't tweet
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Comment #5120744
Let's take the level of nonsense on the internet to a new level!
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Comment #5016041
I totally agree with you there, but wouldn't it be even better if we limit the amount of new stuff we haven't tried yet to a size small enough to keep it in our heads? This way, we…
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Comment #4280284
Does anyone know how updating software versions work in this system? It would be nice if offline applications would work the same way as the HTML5 app cache.