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voidz

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    Comment #40374918

    A very abrupt ending to what could have been a very educative text aimed at people who want to know 'what to choose', how to reason, and where we are currently at. I'd love to read…

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    Comment #40374899

    What a magnificent writeup. Much thanks, very useful, I always got a bit stuck on knowing about string types, their pitfalls and which to end up choosing, so I'm very happy with th…

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    Comment #39887093

    Let me restate this for parent (or try to): this shouldn't be legal. At all.

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    Comment #39880540

    Then that's what they will have to learn then isn't it?

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    Comment #39873716

    Good article, but visually representing data differently from how it's stored in the database can be a huge PITA. A pet peeve of mine is real names as an example, Dutch family name…

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    Comment #39872734

    My password is a single 'a'. Nobody will ever guess that one.

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    Comment #39872674

    It argues the topic pretty well: xz is unsuitable for long-term archival. The arguments are in-depth and well worded. Do you have any argument to the contrary beyond "sour grapes"?…

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    Comment #39025093

    Neat! Very handy for looking up issues remotely. It has a dependency on firefox, but on systems that have Nix, that shouldn't be too much of a problem.

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    Comment #33583592

    Terry Davis was clearly the mad scientist we didn't know we needed. He brought many useful insights to OS development. Maybe one day the seeds he planted will grow out to become a …

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    Comment #33583436

    The question I've latently had for decades: "what's the difference between .COM and .EXE", is answered by this article. Great reading too, brings back some good memories about MS-D…

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    Comment #33583366

    Great tip! zr seems very useful.

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    Comment #33583262

    I think Google is preventing the monopoly themselves, by throwing megabucks ($450M per year) towards Mozilla's development of Firefox.

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    Comment #33493717

    I love this. Can you earn their trust, as in, become pals with them? Or is this more of a human desire. It's probably mostly food based priorities to them.

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    Comment #33493659

    Fantastic innovations. But where's the underline? :)

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    Comment #33493479

    Alright, I'll be the one to ask the "what's next" question. What's next? A revival of Gopher?

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    Comment #33493396

    Isn't it amazing how much things improve in so little time. Things used to go so slow, now they go exponentially faster.

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    Comment #33392654

    I can fully relate to the criticism expressed, but does the article have to be that filled with expletives? I would argue that it could appeal to a far wider audience if the writer…

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    Comment #15291274

    Not sure about the readership,though. But I think you're right with regards to the discussion - you only hear one side a lot which makes it appear that there is only one side which…

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    Comment #15291252

    Thanks. People sharing amp links... it was only a matter of time, and really, really sucks.

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    Comment #15291233

    So, no crash to speak of at all. Crash is when it devalues to a lot less than what we're seeing now.

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    Comment #15077936

    Like what?

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    Comment #15077934

    Good to know, I'll be sure to do just that. Much thanks.

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    Comment #15071546

    Wish I could type with pleasure and low latency on my Android phone. Even on my HTC One M9 it's cringeworthy!

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    Comment #15071529

    Coming from the Internet, how about you both back up your statement with some rationale?