We tested AeroFS and BTSync on a variety of data in shared folders, and consistently found sync issues with BTSync. We eventually abandoned BTSync for AeroFS, and while it hasn't been perfect, it's been considerably…
This is correct. They also show when someone is a Vine reviewer (which is an invitation-only program), even if the product being reviewed was purchased, and not provided via Vine. The conflict of interest argument will…
Except your decision really won't win you as many customers as it'll lose you. I was interested in buying it until I saw this thread. Having manual status turned off by default, but available to enable in settings,…
Sure, it had its roots in KDE's KHTML and KJS, but WebKit was started as an internal Apple project, and without their efforts it's highly unlikely that KHTML/KJS would have ever developed into the dominant layout…
WebKit? ALAC? On top of that, Apple's done more than any other single player (except perhaps Adobe!) to move the industry away from Flash, to open alternatives. No, they don't always follow standards or always have open…
I'd be interested to see your thoughts on each distro, even if it's just a sentence or two. Switching quickly, while obviously making some types of perspective difficult to develop in such a short timeframe, probably…
I like that, though they'd need a Humvee.
Dual-view, in two windows. Also, uploading would make it an instant non-starter for me, due to data sensitivity issues.
"You can multitask? Fine. Then read a book and write one at the same time." -David Weinberger, 1999 Obviously (the excellent) William James predates this by some time, but within the context of the modern era, this sort…
That's fair. I'll do better.
Thanks. Viciousness wasn't my intent. I'll rephrase it: the definitions on the site, or at least the few-dozen I looked at, seem like forced attempts at a particular strain of hip cleverness. Which is what one often…
Sorry, typed that one out on a touchscreen and blew it. "baitait" = "bait"
Sorry for the stalkwardness, but I guess my horrorlarity made everyone feel totally brewed. Now could those who're downvoting me please tell me what about my feedback they found either inaccurate or irrelevant? A site…
Thanks for the insight. Every major publication runs a piece just like this every few years. The exotic countries and methods always differ somewhat, but the formula is always the same. It's the pseudo-intellectual…
I'm not sure enabling hipsters to sound like they're scripted by the writers of Juno is a good thing.
Yahoo was mismanaged to an utterly stunning degree before her time, so I don't doubt that a more sensible approach is going to do net-good things for them.
She really isn't. Her efforts at Google, especially as time went on, were increasingly mediocre, and at Yahoo she's proven to be little different. What she has going in her favor is that Yahoo was mismanaged to an…
Sorry if I wasn't clear: my comment wasn't intended to be seen as a commentary on serious journalism, nor was it a commentary on the quality of journalism practiced by the subjects of the article, etc. It was a…
There was virtually no possibility of default. It was theater, and the more people bought into the idea of default, the more it fed into the narrative.
Eh, it's been covered by the BBC (by the astute and experienced Gary Anderson), by Racecar Engineering, a highly respected publication, among others. Hardly forums and low-end 'blogs. The Wired article, while to be…
Organized crime has anything but "all but mysteriously disappeared". Not sure what your point is.
I've never understood why it's totally noble for an individual to take pride in his own ability to craft something nice by virtue of his skill and experience, yet when the US (not so much other nations) does this on a…
You do realize he (allegedly) paid to have someone killed, right?
Relative to the air it's flying through, yes. Relative to the ground? Not so much. And that's what matters most when transitioning from or to being a ground vehicle (takeoff/landing).
The existence of controls doesn't necessarily equate to effectiveness. Pair ineffective cost controls with a massive, complex, bloated, ineffective framework, and it doesn't seem to follow that the result is by…
We tested AeroFS and BTSync on a variety of data in shared folders, and consistently found sync issues with BTSync. We eventually abandoned BTSync for AeroFS, and while it hasn't been perfect, it's been considerably…
This is correct. They also show when someone is a Vine reviewer (which is an invitation-only program), even if the product being reviewed was purchased, and not provided via Vine. The conflict of interest argument will…
Except your decision really won't win you as many customers as it'll lose you. I was interested in buying it until I saw this thread. Having manual status turned off by default, but available to enable in settings,…
Sure, it had its roots in KDE's KHTML and KJS, but WebKit was started as an internal Apple project, and without their efforts it's highly unlikely that KHTML/KJS would have ever developed into the dominant layout…
WebKit? ALAC? On top of that, Apple's done more than any other single player (except perhaps Adobe!) to move the industry away from Flash, to open alternatives. No, they don't always follow standards or always have open…
I'd be interested to see your thoughts on each distro, even if it's just a sentence or two. Switching quickly, while obviously making some types of perspective difficult to develop in such a short timeframe, probably…
I like that, though they'd need a Humvee.
Dual-view, in two windows. Also, uploading would make it an instant non-starter for me, due to data sensitivity issues.
"You can multitask? Fine. Then read a book and write one at the same time." -David Weinberger, 1999 Obviously (the excellent) William James predates this by some time, but within the context of the modern era, this sort…
That's fair. I'll do better.
Thanks. Viciousness wasn't my intent. I'll rephrase it: the definitions on the site, or at least the few-dozen I looked at, seem like forced attempts at a particular strain of hip cleverness. Which is what one often…
Sorry, typed that one out on a touchscreen and blew it. "baitait" = "bait"
Sorry for the stalkwardness, but I guess my horrorlarity made everyone feel totally brewed. Now could those who're downvoting me please tell me what about my feedback they found either inaccurate or irrelevant? A site…
Thanks for the insight. Every major publication runs a piece just like this every few years. The exotic countries and methods always differ somewhat, but the formula is always the same. It's the pseudo-intellectual…
I'm not sure enabling hipsters to sound like they're scripted by the writers of Juno is a good thing.
Yahoo was mismanaged to an utterly stunning degree before her time, so I don't doubt that a more sensible approach is going to do net-good things for them.
She really isn't. Her efforts at Google, especially as time went on, were increasingly mediocre, and at Yahoo she's proven to be little different. What she has going in her favor is that Yahoo was mismanaged to an…
Sorry if I wasn't clear: my comment wasn't intended to be seen as a commentary on serious journalism, nor was it a commentary on the quality of journalism practiced by the subjects of the article, etc. It was a…
There was virtually no possibility of default. It was theater, and the more people bought into the idea of default, the more it fed into the narrative.
Eh, it's been covered by the BBC (by the astute and experienced Gary Anderson), by Racecar Engineering, a highly respected publication, among others. Hardly forums and low-end 'blogs. The Wired article, while to be…
Organized crime has anything but "all but mysteriously disappeared". Not sure what your point is.
I've never understood why it's totally noble for an individual to take pride in his own ability to craft something nice by virtue of his skill and experience, yet when the US (not so much other nations) does this on a…
You do realize he (allegedly) paid to have someone killed, right?
Relative to the air it's flying through, yes. Relative to the ground? Not so much. And that's what matters most when transitioning from or to being a ground vehicle (takeoff/landing).
The existence of controls doesn't necessarily equate to effectiveness. Pair ineffective cost controls with a massive, complex, bloated, ineffective framework, and it doesn't seem to follow that the result is by…