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  1. Re:I use it daily on What Happened To Winamp? (arstechnica.com) · · Score: 1

    Same here... With a clasical skin :)

  2. Re:Nine years of pair programming? on Code Reviews vs. Pair Programming (mavenhive.in) · · Score: 1

    Imho both things are positive. I'm working for on of the biggest startup generators in the EU and currently as a team lead for something similar to amazon marketplace. Our project employs about 70 developers spread around 8 sub-teams. Each team practices both pair programming from time to time, like couple of hours a week per dev and we also do code reviews per feature for each other, randomly, across all sub-teams. This ensures both knowledge spreading and better code quality. I can't imagine anyone doing it all the time but I don't see this subject as one VS another.. I'd rather have both moderately. For us it works very well.

  3. Apple defending shit on Bug In iOS, OS X Allows AirDrop To Write Files Anywhere On File System · · Score: 0

    I wonder why people would immediately bash on Windows and keep defending apple's crap. Somehow double standards here.

  4. Door mechanism and extra member presence explained on Germanwings Plane Crash Was No Accident · · Score: 1

    Quoting Lufthansa CEO here. "In a joint press conference on Mar 26th 2015 Germanwings and Lufthansa stated they are shocked having to accept that according to cockpit voice recorder the first officer locked the captain out of the cockpit and deliberately steered the aircraft into terrain. Pilots undergo detailed assessment and psychological tests. The first officer started training in 2008, worked as a flight attendant, continued training after undergoing another assessment, passed all tests and started his pilot career as first officer on the A320 in 2013. The CEO of Lufthansa explained, that if after the extended code to enter the cockpit has been entered, the pilot in the cockpit receives a signal and has the ability to open the door or lock the door. If the pilot in the cockpit does not react at all, the cockpit door opens upon entering the extended code after some time. If the pilot in the cockpit selects to lock the door, the door remains locked for 5 minutes. Within the entire Lufthansa group there is no standard operating procedure requiring another member of the (cabin) crew to enter the cockpit if one of the pilots leaves the cockpit. The captain was permitted to leave the cockpit in cruise flight, e.g. for a toilet break."

  5. Couch programmers bashing again. on Modern PHP: New Features and Good Practices · · Score: 5, Insightful

    Honestly I'm really tired of reading over and over again about how PHP is bad and is better. I'm working for one of major European companies that have e-commerce businesses all over the world and pretty much everything is developed in PHP. Properly developed. Currently we employ around 3000 devs worldwide and somehow the products are stable, reliable and security wise, we still haven't had much issues except for some mishaps from system administration side. Our code is not all written from scratch because we employ some frameworks that indeed force most of the people to write better code.. Add constant code reviews from professional team leads, some tools that help you hunt bugs and you get yourself a proper platform. And I've seen it all.. Java development, C for embedded systems, .NET for medical development. There is shit everywhere when there is no discipline, so please spare me all the mocking. Don't blame the tool.. blame your laziness for not doing things properly.

  6. Everybody are complaining but most of us do use it on Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 Pass 10% Market Share, Windows XP Falls Below 30% · · Score: 1

    It's just a never-ending bitching about windows this and windows that. It if suits your tasks, use it, if it doesn't don't. I use KDE 90% of the time at my job for coding, testing, deploying, etc. At home I use windows to do some freelance work, code some shit for ARM devices and watch movies/play games. I'm a windows user since 95, and while with you on most of the 8.x metro problems, they are solved with a tiny tool called startisback or start8. And those are the guys who made a fucking fortune with all this situation. Every problem has a solution and while 8.x shouldn't bring all this inconveniences, it's a fucking stable OS that works A-ok. KDE crashes way more, Gnome is the same shit... Unity, well that is a fucking abomination. As for OSX, I just don't like it on a personal level so I won't comment on that. Get over it and stop bitching, don't like it, don't use it. If you have to, fix it. Anyone who asks for help, well you can earn an extra bucks with them.

  7. This reminds me of.. on Microsoft Donates Windows 8.1 To Nonprofit Organizations · · Score: 1

    "The Muffin Tops" Seinfeld episode...

  8. Spare 3 bucks for real start menu on Windows 8.1 Rolls Out Today · · Score: 1

    http://www.startisback.com/ You won't regret it..

  9. Just my 2 cents on Boeing 777 Crashes At San Francisco Airport · · Score: 1

    More professional points of view: http://avherald.com/h?article=464ef64f&opt=0

  10. Same in Portugal on Comcast To Expand Public WiFi Using Home Internet Connections · · Score: 1, Informative

    We have the same system with Zon Fon in Portugal. Since they are a very popular service we get most of the coverage in the whole country. Shame that the routers are very crappy.

  11. Is it really? on Intel CEO Tells Staff Windows 8 Is Being Released Prematurely · · Score: 1

    I consider myself a windows power user that uses its features and shortcuts as much as possible because I like a responsive OS. Windows 7 had it all.. fast stable and snappy. Now I've been using windows 8 rtm for some time and it's even faster. I don't get all this whining about metro ui. Just remove all metro apps and you are good to go. Same ol windows.. just a fullscreen start menu. Mine has a desktop shortcut and weather widget. That's it. And it not that bad anyway. Search works way faster. OS boots WAAY faster on a normal HDD (pretty much the same on an SSD). I do a lot of web development in php, .net with several DBs including mysql, postgres, sql server and everything works seamlessly. I just don't get everybody complaining as you are being forced to use the metro ui with everything. It's just a god damn "eye candy" with some adjustments for touch devices. Don't like it, don't use it... it's not like a fullscreen start menu with lots of personalization screws up your experience with the OS. It seems to me that almost everybody who's bashing windows 8 or haven't used it or are simply doing it for the lulz. Get over it, it's a good and stable OS and it's here to stay. And it has nothing to do with Vista.. i had to suffer with it a lot.

  12. Way too expensive. on Why American Internet Service Is Slow and Expensive · · Score: 1

    I seriously don't get it this prices.. maybe lack of good competition? I know the country is huge but still... here in Portugal i'm paying 30 euros for 100MB/s download and 20MB/s upload fiber optics with free landline calls 24/7. Even 4G connection with 50/25MB/s is priced as 40 euros per month with unlimited bandwidth.

  13. Re:Cheaper than cheap on Walmart Holds Invention Contest · · Score: 1

    Google does not outsource that much of development. Most of it is made in US and Europe. Lower importance projects and support are India or so but not core projects...

  14. Pardon my french on China Building Gigantic Structures In the Desert · · Score: 3, Interesting
  15. Re:More stuff on China Building Gigantic Structures In the Desert · · Score: 3, Interesting
  16. Re:Converting that article from English to Chinese on Google's Computing Power Refines Translation · · Score: 1

    Where do you think "All your base are belong to us" came from?

  17. Pacman Pacman.. on Pac-Man Turns 25 · · Score: 0, Redundant

    25 years and now works as transsexual prostitute.. life is a bitch :|

  18. 10 times more heat? on The Not-So-Cool Future · · Score: 3, Funny

    Whoa that's cool, now it means no more petrol is needed.

    If i take out my CPU cooler it reaches about 100'C. Now lets see, 100 x 10 = 1000'C in only 15 years of chip industry. If we manage out to put this heat into work, lets say we can have 'PC + hairdryer' packages or 'PC + free home-heating' winter offers or even 'PC - burn-a-pizza' boxes. Think about it, its only good news.
    Funny, -1

  19. SE phones on Sony Ericsson Announces First Walkman Phone · · Score: 1
    W800 is based on K750i (aka Clara) model. Its almost the same with some design modification and has music management software + 512 MB card bundled.

    You can read a very interesting article on (K750i which is the base of W800) here

  20. huh? on Microsoft Office Formats Not Really Being Opened · · Score: 1, Funny

    Office can't open its own formats? Thats insane!
    Try like ctrl-o (or File->Open)
    Might work ;)

  21. i use... on Why Apple Makes a One-Button Mouse · · Score: 1

    ... trackball :) much better heh

  22. Well.. on A Look Into The Cell Architecture · · Score: 1

    Not everyone checks slashdot every day and not everyone checks yesterdays news, so i can see that authors thought this artice was soo important that they posted it two times.. makes sence to me >_

  23. typo? on From DM6 to Park City: Machinima at Sundance · · Score: 1

    I guess author of this story is somehow mistaken. How can someone use engine that uses pre-compiled lights. Using doom3's engine is understandable because 99% of operations are realtime.. I can't find any other alternative with realtime lighting system, only doom3 atm (probably stalker in some way.

  24. "non-profit" on Firefox New York Times Ad, Soon · · Score: 2, Insightful

    They might be non profit company making free software but they are threatening other companies' buisness model. Time will tell...

  25. Replying to some previous posts... on Half-Life 2 Deathmatch Confirmed · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Today i've tryed hl2dm, and personally i prefer hl1dm, its much more fun.It seems like Valve wanted to make a surprise without working much, well that's a good intention :).
    Some dude said that no other game has a gravity gun, well doom3 has it, just download the mod from planetdoom.com
    Now about doom3 modding and mapping check doom3world and take a look at this very interesting project.