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zsouthboy
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About zsouthboy
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Comment #6301643
I wrote a bookmarklet to delete stuff like this without opening the inspector: javascript:(function(){document.styleSheets[0].addRule(".highlighted_to_remove","background:red !impo…
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Comment #2485919
Signing up to be notified of "my city" doesn't seem to work in Opera 11 or Chrome latest on Windows.
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Comment #2248059
I call bullshit. If you have flash disabled or set on-demand in your browser preferences, there is no change in the overall speed or responsiveness of your device, in comparison to…
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Comment #2076801
Check again - this isn't independent OLED key screens like the Optimus was/is. It's a single, plain LCD underneath some hard plastic keys with a window in the right place.
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Comment #2076205
Market costs $25 to submit to, as well.
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Comment #2055546
- We are sorry - Browser error Your browser is not compatible with the application (supported browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome) (Running Opera on OSX.) EDIT: it's wo…
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Comment #2004349
I don't know about others, but we put all our iSCSI stuff on a physically disparate network, separate NICs, separate switches. Doesn't help if someone has physical access to the da…
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Comment #2004341
It's a SAN device with a ton of drive bays. We've got a few and they seem pretty speedy, haven't had an issue with them. I'm already investigating what generation we have - but I'm…
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Comment #1824907
My favorite part is where they threw it all out, reset to 2003 codebase, and started from scratch basically, 18ish months before release.[1] So from a technical standpoint, Vista t…
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Comment #1796387
I use tasker to emulate a feature that Apple devices have: separate volume levels for speaker and headphones (not sure why Android doesn't already have that). Set a task that runs …
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Comment #1796348
More interestingly, he(Martin Kool) wrote an interpreter for the old Sierra adventure games engines. Notably the engines use GOTO statements which javascript doesn't have an analog…
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Comment #1775789
I sadly feel we'll never have cars that drive themselves. The first time, ever, one crashes, regardless of the circumstances: "COMPUTER DRIVEN CAR DEATH! DO COMPUTER CARS MAKE YOU …
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Comment #1771902
It certainly doesn't help the cause to come off as a crazy timecube looking website.
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Comment #1634225
Will someone please release an API so I can write a printer driver and we can print directly to our ebook readers already? The APIs that have been available so far (AFAIK - someone…
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Comment #1634153
>Google will be able to exert more influence on carriers and manufacturers by withholding the Google apps and Market when certain conditions are not met. Google already does this. …
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Comment #1628422
Actually, I like it. API seems simple too. I have a forum where I like to go through every single new post; would be useful for this (right now my solution is middle clicking a ton…
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Comment #1627743
Same exact thing in Opera. Private browsing is per-tab, cookies are separate per private tab (so multiple accounts into gmail is okay). You can open private tabs right next to regu…
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Comment #1618501
Your iPhone's processor may have a larger number representing its clock, but your laptop's processor is likely much faster. You can't compare different CPU architectures by the num…
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Comment #1618484
This person's experience is completely the opposite of what I've seen on my own N1, though to be honest I don't watch many flash videos on my phone. Strongbad episodes and casual f…
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Comment #1616286
Thank you very much, was looking for a version for ebook reading.
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Comment #1616267
Love the idea. The website needs work though - it has a creepy 'designed in 1996' vibe. I signed up, why not?
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Comment #1615618
The entire book is available on their website: http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/ Wanted a deadtree version to read at my leisure, but at $70 I think I'll read the HTML version. EDIT: f…
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Comment #1569835
It's hard to describe exactly what PyPy does, but it's more of a JIT / interpreter generator. You write a language using RPython (which is more static than regular python), and PyP…
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Comment #1508196
>Or also, the G1 has a camera button but the nexus one (foolishly) doesn't. Note that a trackball press will take a picture on both of these devices (and because of the shitty desi…
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Comment #1481421
He's teaching C there, not C++ (though that'll happen eventually). It's the first tutorial that caused me to finally "get" C.* *After the moment of clarity, I mostly thought "Oh, t…