I love SVN, it works great, and the central repository model works great in almost every situation. But, recently, I've began using Git for my own projects because I dual-boot Windows and Linux. Allow me to explain.
With SVN, I have to maintain two different working copy trees: one for Windows, and one for Linux. This is because since they have different file addressing styles, they reference the central repository differently. So I can't just use the same working copy on both.
But Git fixes this problem by not caring where it is or where anything else is (unless you set up an origin, of course).
Another thing I like about git is that's it's practically impossible to break a project tree, as opposed to SVN where it's very easy. Your tree is completely clean except for a.git file at the very top. Though one thing I dis-like about it is the fact that I can't extract just a small part of a repository.
Definitely a better direction than Chrome OS. I think the usefulness of a web-only operating system is far higher on a handheld mobile device than a netbook/PC.
I would agree, but it probably means that they can do it "mere moments before", as opposed to "processing the data for hours and then checking the test subject's intentions".
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I love SVN, it works great, and the central repository model works great in almost every situation. But, recently, I've began using Git for my own projects because I dual-boot Windows and Linux. Allow me to explain.
With SVN, I have to maintain two different working copy trees: one for Windows, and one for Linux. This is because since they have different file addressing styles, they reference the central repository differently. So I can't just use the same working copy on both.
But Git fixes this problem by not caring where it is or where anything else is (unless you set up an origin, of course).
Another thing I like about git is that's it's practically impossible to break a project tree, as opposed to SVN where it's very easy. Your tree is completely clean except for a .git file at the very top. Though one thing I dis-like about it is the fact that I can't extract just a small part of a repository.
Definitely a better direction than Chrome OS. I think the usefulness of a web-only operating system is far higher on a handheld mobile device than a netbook/PC.
That's really great. But I hope they remove Unity for 11.10, I've been using Windows until they fix it.
... or think it's detached and fly off with the lander in tow (If they got that on video, I'd laugh for a week)
The hovering system doesn't fly off because it touched down and released, it flies off because it no longer has the extra weight of the rover.
Mod parent up, it's true. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9b8NlMd79w
Can they teach you how to make a better game? Yes. Can they enhance your brain and may you super-intelligent? No.
I don't know, it looks very close to just blurring to me. Non-"anti-aliased" sample images are better IMHO.
... for that egotistically maniacal friend!
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I would agree, but it probably means that they can do it "mere moments before", as opposed to "processing the data for hours and then checking the test subject's intentions".