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wfraser
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Comment #15130340
You mean Harvard architecture?
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Comment #12467209
> plugins Finder doesn't have plugins, hence the accessibility API shenanigans necessary to get the same effect.
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Comment #7780273
Re: 1, 2, 3: Those are Linux problems, not Surface ones. There are types of hardware that Linux is just poor at supporting. It's up to Linux devs and the component manufacturers to…
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Comment #7538165
> there isn't a clean way to make 'unit types' (second, millisecond, meters, etc) in Rust.. Actually, there's this bit on Tuple Structs[1] in the tutorial: > Types like this can be…
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Comment #7451361
Correct. It also needs a wall wart.
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Comment #7397701
I'm guessing that's what the Wikipedia article means by "modern": able to work on most any surface, not just a special mat.
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Comment #7189183
I think they're too distracted with the WinRT and its accompanying C++/CX silliness to properly focus on C++11. It feels like the 1st party platform got the priority in manpower.
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Comment #7149594
Interesting. What are PostgreSQL's "fingerprints"? What makes it possible to tell a PostgreSQL derivitive from one based on another engine?
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Comment #7075577
"GNU's Not Unix."
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Comment #7009819
"How dare they tell people about the insecure API we wrote and how it works!"
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Comment #6710190
The part of this metaphor that I really like is how a garden is always changing. Unlike a bridge or a building, software doesn't stand in isolation; it's always relying on other so…
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Comment #6635597
Wow, thanks! I didn't know about that. I'll try it!
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Comment #6635581
Yeah, from a technical standpoint, it runs pretty well. There's still at least one hardware compat issue to be resolved (when I last tried Ubuntu Saucy beta, the wifi didn't work),…
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Comment #6632228
The only problem with using Linux is that there isn't (as far as I can tell) a good Linux UI that's very touch-friendly. The closest one is Unity, and well, that's all I need to sa…
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Comment #6473988
What's wrong with the developer onramp? I thought it was pretty painless to sign up, grab the SDK, and figure out how everything worked. Just curious what beef(s) you have with it.…
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Comment #5974226
Did you even read the article? It has nothing to do with EAS or Microsoft; it's Motorola software siphoning pretty much all the user's credentials off to Motorola servers.
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Comment #5561151
Only at larger sizes. At the 16x16px version, there isn't anymore.
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Comment #5555278
Wow, the amount of circlejerking in here about Microsoft by people who apparently know very little about the company is extremely depressing.