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  1. Re:Yay! on First Look At Visual Studio 2010 Beta 1 · · Score: 1

    Try resharper. Written by IntelliJ, has same shortcuts as IDEA, supports every C# feature. It is not free, but IMO well worth the money.

  2. two years later on BBC Creates 'Perl on Rails' · · Score: 1

    Article is published on Daily WTF...

  3. Visual studio is ok on Comparing Visual Studio and Eclipse · · Score: 2, Informative

    But you have to install resharper v3.0, then you get amazing IDE. As a bonus point, both reshaper and IDEA (by the same company, IntelliJ) use same keyboard shortcuts, so if you do Java and C#, you only have to remember one set of shortcuts.

    btw, once you get used to it, you cannot live without Alt-Ins, (vs.net) ctrl-click and ctrl-shift-alt-n :)

  4. Re:Progress by Repealing Stupidity 2006! on Bloggers 1, Smoke-Filled Room 0 · · Score: 1

    I belive Jury duty like idea for president selection was once mentioned by Arhur C. Clarke. The problem is the criteria. Random selection would probably end up being much worse than current system.

    BTW: A. Clarke had the president selected by AI...

    As for politicians getting some part of average pay, I belive the problem would be short-term planning. They would probably lower taxes, cancel all long term stuff (research, social security, infrastructure maintainance etc.) to increase their wages.

  5. Lots of software on Nokia 3650 Released in US Market · · Score: 1

    I owned 7650 for quite some time now. It is great, if a bit bulky, phone. My only gripe is, that it does not support Bluetooth audio (no wireless headset support). 3650 supports this, supports movie capture and has somewhat enhanced J2ME support. Also 7650 has tons of software available:
    As a bit of shameless self promotion, here is a game our company developed.
    You also get obligatory IR control software and some other stuff here
    You can get really nice & open source bluetooth remote controler here. There is other cool stuff like miniGPS, which gives you option to customize some options, depending on which base station you are currently connected.
    Rant: Also, for anybody developing for nokia using J2ME - this is probably the most buggy implementation I have seen. For example, if you called Sound.setGain(byte) it crashed, no matter what the input was (this is a confirmed bug), and this is not isolated case. I really can't understand how somebody can get through QA when one of the public functions in interface that has 10 or so items doesn't work at all. *sigh*