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smithjchris
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Comment #1225090
Now you too can make your apps look as ugly as atlassian's!
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Comment #1120134
People really should consider the cheap Acer machines. They are more than adequate for most tasks. My main workstation is one of these: http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2009/11/27/revi…
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Comment #989586
Rocket launch - Navtex warning here: http://www.frisnit.com/cgi-bin/navtex/view.cgi?id=1159919...
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Comment #976333
Excellent site - thank you.
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Comment #976111
99% of programmers don't know what a tail call is, so why do you need them?
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Comment #967799
Arduino is an implementation of the hardware and the toolchain (I think it's AVR based). You can probably stick a PIC/LPC on it and cross-compile the software and have the same res…
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Comment #964505
TBH, it sounds like his software is a mess.
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Comment #962567
I've only every heard good things about them until now. That's usually a bad sign (spin).
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Comment #961293
Our IE6 support policy was tell all our paid up clients 6 months before 1st Jan 2010 that we'll be dropping IE6 support. We have a 6 month lead on changes. The only complaints we h…
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Comment #947332
I trialled this a while ago. Whilst good in principle, you lose a lot of the power of the web forms view engine, particularly with the strong-typing of hyperlinks and routing integ…
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Comment #930845
The reason they don't program is that the computer is no longer a marvellous box of wonder. It's just a tool like a screw-driver or a book.
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Comment #929917
It's dying because all they do is publish paid for shit.
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Comment #929907
In which they will write Ruby in 200 lines of Lisp.
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Comment #920500
Ok so basically make them feel at home so they stay there and earn you lots of money. In the EU, particularly the UK they can fuck off.
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Comment #917200
Which is why i spent $100 on my PC and run XP using the PID that came stuck to it :) More money to spend on my family.
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Comment #916503
Apple are the new Microsoft. Conversely, Microsoft are the new Apple.
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Comment #912961
Or, just not bother and keep your SPO2 up and healthy :)
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Comment #912959
Total shit. a) BMI is not a good measure of anything. It is based on a flawed methodology [1]. Look at athletes for a concrete example. b) The data they provide is pretty random an…
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Comment #912095
Firstly, I've never had a malloc fail because I code very defensively. If memory is likely to be an issue, you should control the usage of your memory to start with. Also, the virt…
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Comment #912088
Another rhetoric on the obvious. When will Atwood write something ground breaking?
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Comment #910995
Clever stuff - it's hard enough to get one quine working!
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Comment #864861
Your comment is total rubbish. This is not JUST for beginners. It's enough stuff to get you going on real AVR kit without having to fish out for very expensive dev tools and compil…
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Comment #852393
I don't get all the fuss. Internally, most relational databases could be classified as "NoSQL" databases at the storage-engine level. SQL is just an expressive language to talk to …
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Comment #850905
That project should simply not exist. I think the fundamental issue is that Ruby's VM implementation and lack of standards sucks utter cock.
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Comment #850890
I think the reason he ran out of space is that he didn't keep on top of all the crap that he got sent.