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LeanIntoIt
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[Check some browser market share stats](http://gs.statcounter.com/#browser_version-ww-monthly-201008-201108). The share of HTML5 happy browsers is way less than enough. There is no single web, and we are not even approaching it. Dash is a non-issue on that front. It's no more a web breaker than Flash or Silverlight ...
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CarolusMagnus
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> If you think Google is going to intentionally make the user experience on google.com worse for non-Chrome users, you're wrong. They are already doing it. They yanked the cross-platform Google Gears and replaced it recently with a Chrome-only offline storage solution for GMail and GCal.
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LeanIntoIt
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If you read the linked email *very closely* you will find reference to a conference somewhere where they will (or did) talk about it. Track that down like Dick Tracy, and you will find more info. For a bonus, you can post the link here when you do, and reap the karmic rewards.
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grauenwolf
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> In order to create this bug work item, you need to use either Team Explorer (through Visual Studio, most likely) or the TFS 2010 Web Interface. The obvious problem for the first scenario is that developers are the only ones likely to have Visual Studio and are only one of several groups of people that could log a ...
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grauenwolf
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> This largely stems from the inflexibility of TFS as a project management tool. Agile TFS work items, by default, have only five states [13]. Agile is about self-organizing, constantly improving teams that will change in order to make themselves better. This includes process changes as a project goes on. Even if th...
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dafragsta
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I guess not. Giving someone the plans to your product just doesn't seem anticompetitive. I think Google has a right to paint their vision of the standardized web, especially among their products. If they were refusing service to other browsers, that's one thing, but providing the definitive experience on THEIR BROWSER ...
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kryptobs2000
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Seriously, javascript is not a *bad* language, but I have not heard anyone consider it good. Javascript is the language you write client side web logic, and that is it. People use it because there is no better, or for that matter any, real alternative. Everyone who works with it is well aware of its very glaring flaws.
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grauenwolf
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> Project reporting in TFS is rather primitive. It operates on high level, structured data like Work Items. That's backwards. TFS Work Items are very low level, task centric items. TFS 2008 really needs *higher* items that represent a group of work items.
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a_redditor
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Please do not post stupid memes to /r/programming.
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grauenwolf
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> The problem is that the TFS ALM is only compatible with one source control system and one build system. Bullshit. At my last company one team insisted on using Team City with TFS.
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gregmchapman
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Could you post a link to the code on the books homepage? It seems odd to me that I had to come to reddit to find out where to get the code, and others might not think of it.
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artsrc
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Years are understood to be divisible into bits. It is an error to ask for array[0.1].
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grauenwolf
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Still TFS isn't as good as ClearCase. I like being able to merge whole features instead of just individual changesets.
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hazyarc
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Actually Emacs was written with keyboards that had the Ctrl keys around where the current Alt keys are located. [More Information](http://splittist.livejournal.com/3114.html) [Space-cadet keyboard](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space-cadet_keyboard)
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kilvenic
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Downvote for being correct?
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kryptobs2000
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You can run netstat and see where you are making connections to, or in the case you are talking to a google server you can run something like wireshark to see what is actually being sent. Google can't hide it if they were doing this.
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gregmchapman
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My first real exposure to Bayesian stats was in a genetics course, so it is filtering out to the other sciences, it would just be nice if it made it into intro stats classes also.
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kryptobs2000
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You're being downvoted because that's like asking for a citation that the sky is blue. Maybe you haven't walked outside to check for yourself, but it's considered common knowledge among the web dev community. There's benchmarks, graphs, articles, all kinds of shit on the web. Checkout of the progress of js engines over...
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freddiespagheti
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Check the speed of the versipn of firefox just before chrome was released and then the speed of the version released shortly afterwards. Then do the same for other browsers like ie and opera. There was a lot of hype about this for firefox, at least. I'm surprised you weren't aware.
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othermaciej
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I don't understand why people are willing to give Google such a free pass for gradually replacing Web standards with Google-controlled technologies. They always promise "we will try to make this a standard eventually", but so far there have been zero cases where the actual standard has materialized. Let's look at some ...
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Bjartr
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What in the world are you talking about? You can both attach normally and drag and drop an image onto an email you're writing in gmail. I just tried it.
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thcobbs
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>You're being downvoted because that's like asking for a citation that the sky is blue. How do you mean? >Checkout of the progress of js engines over the past couple years and see for yourself. There's thousands and thousands of links at this point, it's not like the info is hard to find. All searched and inde...
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thcobbs
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I don't have to run netstat. If this was ANY company other than google... this would be beaten down, lambasted, and shit on as corporate greed. But don't stand in the way of all-mighty google.
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AlyoshaV
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>Thanks for sharing this. It made me laugh out loud when I got the joke. Hilarious. You sound really unhappy right here
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thcobbs
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I'm more worried about what GOOGLE is doing with the information it has access to than how fast I can load a porn site.
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stoph
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Well, I can't just write "LOL!" or my post will be downvoted into oblivion. I really did laugh...
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LeanIntoIt
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They're open about some things. They don't have to be open about every damn thing they own. Chrome browser has an open source branch called Chromium. Chrome OS has an open source branch called Chromium OS. Android is open source. They also have people contributing to Mozilla, I think. And that email mentions pushing...
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grauenwolf
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Of course you can attach images just like any other file. But you cannot hit the paste button to insert one off the clipboard. And if I try to drag an image on it just wants to change the current page.
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markedtrees
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For people like me who are wondering what an XPath injection looks like: http://projects.webappsec.org/w/page/13247005/XPath%20Injection
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tsujiku
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It would be trivial to know whether or not Chrome collects any data unbeknownst to its users. >Oh really? Have any data on that.. Do you even remember the difference in speed (rendering, initial start-up, etc) between Chrome and the other browsers when it first came out?
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p0tent1al
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That has absolutely nothing to do with the open web. If you start off targeting a modern browser and scale back the experience for lesser browsers, you're just providing a more modern experience for those who can get it. There is NOTHING closed about that, and you're just exaggerating in general.
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kryptobs2000
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It doesn't really matter what it does. The whole thing can be closed source, that doesn't prevent you from auditing your computer. See my [post](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/kc9ai/internal_googledocument_we_will_strongly/c2j66jj) further up. Also fwiw I am one of those people that distrust google. I t...
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adrianmonk
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I didn't know Lua did that. That's actually pretty clever. In the browser, I think you could have two different possible values for the "type" attribute of the "script" tag, one for the source and one for the compiled bytecode. Or both.
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MatrixFrog
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I'm a little skeptical that this is a good way to teach programming, but it can't be much worse than the classic "sit in a room while someone draws boxes and arrows on a chalkboard" approach.
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dnew
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> I assume you're OK with this: Sure. Those aren't objects modeling real-world stuff. They're functional sorts of things, specifically because there's no distinction between instance and value, since they're immutable. > Dog fido = fido.WearLeash(favoriteLeash); Here's two problems: 1) I've seen few if any fun...
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[deleted]
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Angry nerd used rant! It's not very effective.
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flukus
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THats one of the worst features of TFS. It means people check in less frequently, making the history useless.
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Michaelllllll
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Worked pretty well for Apple when they made the iPhone. I know its different in a million ways, but the basic concept is similar. They created a 'revolutionary' product mostly in secret (aside from the rumors), implemented it, and then left the market competitors to play catch up. And the competitors did. I'm not sayi...
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MatrixFrog
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Why all the downvotes?
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ParsonsProject93
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Well the question is, how relevant will IE be in 5 years?
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SquareWheel
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Sensationalist headline omits that the next line starts with "However...".
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Michaelllllll
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It kills me to see IE6 so high on that list.
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ParsonsProject93
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Chrome isn't open source, that's Chromium.
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MatrixFrog
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A tl;dr version would be quite appreciated.
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MarshallBanana
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> Open standards mean that all the stakeholders have a chance to come together and influence the design and direction of the technology; Feel free to provide some examples of this actually happening.
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cwm44
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I only have chromium, which doesn't say what protocol it is.
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ParsonsProject93
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To be fair, Chrome does offer Bing as a search provider choice the first time it starts up.
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ParsonsProject93
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Can you please provide a link to a page that doesn't work on IE? The only thing I can think of is that Google Maps doesn't support the auto-location feature in IE9 even though IE9 supports geolocation in HTML5.
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othermaciej
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As it happens, V8 does not use a byte code, it JITs straight from source. That being said, even if it did use a byte code, this probably wouldn't be a great basis for other languages. Bytecode representations for high-level languages tend to be tied to the semantics of a given language. Bytecode also makes sue forms of...
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dafragsta
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That's like saying "Eddie Murphy isn't black. His father is." If the important part is open source, what difference does it make?
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I'm not native, but doh >.< But the principal holds.
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itsnotabigtruck
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You can actually do this right now. While they aren't available at mass retailers and they cost a bit more than "a few dollars", you can configure your programs to use such a "crypting key" and authenticate to anything that supports SSL using a client certificate. [VeriSign's OpenID provider](https://pip.verisignlabs.c...
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terrdc
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>Do you really trust Google enough to let them have unilateral control over the whole Web technology stack? Control by a single entity vs control by several doesn't really matter. I wouldn't really care if both Coke and Pepsi made a standard. That being said I also really don't care about some memo signed by a ...
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Switche
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I'm bound to rub up against some bias here, but historically speaking, this is all the same old song and dance we saw with Microsoft, and many other standards we use today--they had to come from somewhere. When you hit the forefront of platform development, you inevitably push standards with proprietary platforms. Th...
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jh123456
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Agreed. It's the tying together of two things that is troublesome though.
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_swanson
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https://github.com/spraints/git-tfs
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EpistemicFaithCrisis
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Or perhaps for being irrelevant. SPDY is an open standard.
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postmaster3000
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Right, SPDY would be yet another "something new." It sure looks a lot like HTTP, but isn't. From Google's [SPDY white paper](http://www.chromium.org/spdy/spdy-whitepaper): > SPDY replaces some parts of HTTP, but mostly augments it ... SPDY still uses HTTP methods, headers, and other semantics. But SPDY overrides ot...
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sossles
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Actually pasting images from the clipboard into gmail works for me with Chrome. I assume that must be some Chrome-specific voodoo though. Drag-and-drop of images works too but alas it's finicky about exactly where you drop the image. There's feedback when you're hovering over the right spot. Not debating the merits...
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carillon
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The reason there isn't is because the TFS API is one of most horrible things in existence. As an example, the version string is "Team Foundation Server" for ALL versions. What's more, the whole thing is an exercise in badly-structured SOAP. I mean, I couldn't have written code that bad if I tried.
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therapy
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Oh, sorry for misunderstanding then. But I don't see what your problem with him being the Mozilla CTO is: he made a factual comment about it being a leaked document. He has close ties to Google, so we can assume he knows the facts of the matter. Edit: edited my comment above, sorry again for my mistake.
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Isvara
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> As it happens, V8 does not use a byte code, it JITs straight from source. Well! TIL, and all that. > Bytecode representations for high-level languages tend to be tied to the semantics of a given language. That's not really true. Look at the CLR for one obvious example, and, to a lesser extent, the JVM (it wa...
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carillon
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Most people see atomic changesets as a compelling reason to replace CVS. I will point out that the CVS developers specifically wrote SVN as a drop-in replacement; you'll find that fears of retraining and rebuilding are exaggerated.
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catnipbilly
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Many corporations use it for "security reasons". My siblings complain all the time at family gatherings about having only IE6 on their work computers.
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rizla7
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lol. it does. i've had no problems with IE standards support beyond IE6. if by standards you mean 'unspoken rules', which mozilla for example and webkit seem to think are 'standards'.. then uh yea.. well i'll leave that up to you to figure out. btw, have you ever filed a bug report for chrome/fx? lol... they don't even...
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rizla7
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no, i mean IE8 and IE9. looking through your userpage, you are qualified in ... nothing.. i see not a single tech-related post. sorry dude, try again.
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tnecniv
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This is why I recently switched from Vim to Emacs. I want the awesome plugins. I haven't really missed the modal editing, but if I find that I do, I can always use viper or evil.
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88leo
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I think its because hardly anyone that does java has any real swing experience. I worked at a place that had 3 web started apps and picked up most of my swing experience working on those.
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rizla7
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dude, i don't have the time... lol... what a joke. its happened in the past and will continue to happen. it is an unwritten google policy to get more people to click the download chrome button...
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happyscrappy
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He has plenty of reason to slander Google given he is in direct competition with him. He made a comment that serves his ends. Thus I have to take it with a grain of salt and cannot just assume it is a factual comment. Honestly, I have a chip on my shoulder about Mozilla. They think their agenda is more important than...
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jasrus
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There was all that controversy over their censorship in China too.
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rizla7
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that doesn't amount to much. question: can you install IE on a android phone? no? oh uhm wait.. i guess the EU commission was sleeping on that one. why must i be able to install chrome on my pc, but not IE on my phone? retarded case of double standards.
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myztry
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It's an issue for smart phones as far as form factor goes but you wouldn't need a "full" USB port. A trivial implementation would be a Micro USB to USB adapter. The dongle could be double ended with USB on one end and micro/mini USB on the other. Other more convenient options for this special case would be for inbuil...
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kronso
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SPDY is 100% encrypted. Thus only Chrome and Google know what your browser is saying to Google, and Chrome won't tell you. Have fun.
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False
0
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phones don't have powerful processors or a whole hell of a lot of ram, or the power of even a cheap desktop GPU, it's called saving and budgeting resources.
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False
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rizla7
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dude, i have filed at least 3 standards-related bugs in chrome, which are still OPEN, not fixed... filed them over 8 months ago... so much for standards... btw, webkit has a BUNCH of non-standards related features, just the same as gecko. think -moz, -webkit. many people use these and then complain that standards arent...
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False
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LtArson
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The reason I'm qualified and you are not is because I've got extensive experience with web development and you're a troll.
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False
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rizla7
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list said experience, which browsers, which technologies, which certs do you possess. otherwise, bugger off. never mind, you're fresh out of school from the looks of your other posts. 4compe+2cs+2it <- which ones
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madman1969
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We use TFS heavily at work and the benefits of an integrated system mostly outweigh some of the oddities. If your using Visual Studio it really is the default choice unless you have very specific needs which it can't meet. TFS2008 was a significant improvement on TFS2005, and TFS2010 on TFS2008 in this regard. There a...
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firefox is still used by 45% of users I believe. Probably less since the interface change with 4.0, but I bet it's at least 38% still. I'd say firefox is *slightly* ahead in the browser race, though chrome is growing quickly.
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ParsonsProject93
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Alright then, I use IE9 as my default browser and I've never had an issue with trying to get to a google service, just saying.
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ParsonsProject93
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But Microsoft isn't even trying to compete with a browser on Android....The point with the EU commission is that chrome firefox and opera are all trying to compete for their spot as a browser on Windows. That's not double standards, it would be double standards to say that Apple bundles everything in OS X yet MS (unti...
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execute85
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I'm not suggesting Java/C were failures. I actually admire both languages. I was just pointing out that some languages are made by PHDs and some are not. Just having a boatload of PHDs in CS is not a guarantee that your new language will be decent.
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HastyToweling
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Example? I actually disagree. I've used both (Mathematica and everything else) and this is one thing I really like about Mathematica. I find myself making "corrections" on zero-based languages. Here's a made-up example with a made-up language. Let's say you wanted to make a list 'b' that had all elements of 'a' ex...
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0
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rizla7
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but still, you cant change the browsing agent on android phones.... this means you can't install ANY alternate browser... period.. and there are linux IE ports... so theoretically they could run, but still.. the point is not IE really, its any browser in general.
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shrewduser
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thank-you, both of you, for the spin free in-context non alarmist version.
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False
0
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tty2
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This is probably one of the number one reposts on /r/programming.
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False
0
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38
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Jegschemesch
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Also remember that Microsoft's pernicious behavior with the web was largely about what they refused/neglected to correctly implement, not what they added on top. As long as the things added into browsers are reasonable for adoption by others, I'm not terribly concerned by (temporary) divergence.
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False
0
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krunk7
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Oh my god! Oh.My.God! Say it isn't so! Not an open standard with better performance and amenable tooling for large, scalable web projects as an alternative to javascript! We can't have this! Keep it closed! May no browser be improved! The *conspiracy* the underhandedness of it all! Srzly? Did you read the leaked em...
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False
0
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I imagine if google has any decency left they will at least *consult* with mozilla on this. They've shaped a large portion of the web, and have an incredulous amount of influence, possibly greater than Google's own. That said, with the growing mobile web, firefox mobile is good, but not good enough. Mozilla needs to...
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False
0
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1
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TheAntiRudin
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I got excited about the translucent windows, but unfortunately Java 7 on Linux doesn't seem to support that (just per pixel transparency for shaped windows).
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False
0
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LtArson
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Please. I'm not even going to bother feeding the troll here (also, the fact that you list "certs" as a measure of expertise shows that you're probably a guy living in your parents' basement designing geocities pages). Let's just examine one statement you've made that's blatantly false: >i've had no problems with IE...
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True
0
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FlyingBishop
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Pay attention now, Android 3.0 ain't open source.
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False
0
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-2
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eli4672
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Citation needed.
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False
0
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1427588234
-3
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FlyingBishop
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You might be surprised how much money people actually pay Google for shit.
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False
0
c2j6qc3
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5
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gschizas
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I'd say "google it", but it kind of defeats the point, doesn't it? :)
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False
0
c2j6qio
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3
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LtArson
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If by "unspoken rules" you're talking about CSS3 and HTML5 then, yes, IE doesn't support "unspoken rules".
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False
0
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thcobbs
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No... At least not on sites other than the ones google said to use to test against.
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False
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0
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