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It will send all your browser history to some ads company... 
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I rather like it's concept and tried to install it only to find out that FireFox-stable doesn't support these kind of plugins anymore, since version 52.0. I suppose I could install the ESR version which supposedly would allow me to install it for another year or so, but after march 2018 I would have to choose between having an up-to-date browser and using this plugin.
Seems like the author already encountered that issue with Chrome, since Chrome stopped supporting plugins aome time ago, which would explain why the Chrome version is stuck at 0.2 ...
GOTOs are a bit like wire coat hangers: they tend to breed in the darkness, such that where there once were few, eventually there are many, and the program's architecture collapses beneath them. (Fran Poretto)
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A team of researchers at MIT and in Chicago have devised a chip-making technique that could keep Moore's Law relevant for a while longer. Won't anyone think of the poor processor smiths?
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Wow!
Soon, they'll be making wires as small as 5x10-15m in diameter, and then we'll really see some spee...
... oh.
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To be clear, I don’t think Jobs’s letter killed Flash. But I don’t think Adobe did either. "Ladies and gentlemen, you are all aware that a repulsive murderer has himself been repulsively, and, perhaps deservedly, murdered."
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Is that it?
Less than 200 words?
How are we supposed to take his suppositions seriously, given that he obviously knows nothing about bloat?
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I think Google dropping Flash is what killed it. Flash didn't need any iCrap support to be able to keep going!
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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I vote for its instability.
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I'd have voted for fixing its instability, but hey, diff'rent strokes.
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Microsoft will start rolling out the Windows 10 Creators Update release on April 11. More granular update controls may end up being business users' favorite feature. Mark your calendars now!
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Mark your calendars now!
What about my calendars?
Has ms even broken them, too?
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Kite is a heads-up display (HUD) that puts an end to this context switching by surfacing “proven engineering knowledge in a live internet-connected environment.” "Oh, let's go fly a kite"
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It won't take off until they add a pokemon-catching module.
It'll be a bit cumbersome and awkward (and even dangerous), though, fixing a computer monitor to some kind of harness, so that it will stay in front of your face as you walk; not to mention that you'll also have to carry a base unit and a keyboard -- and a generator, to power it all.
Perhaps they need more research -- into the meaning of "HUD", for example.
If their code is written with keyword errors that big, it'll be an absolute disaster.
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Wow! You can copy and paste code that you don't understand from Stack Overflow without having to switch between windows? How cool is that?
Will we be seeing fewer "can you do my homework?" questions on CP from now on or will the question just change to "how do I get Kite to do my homework?"
Slogans aren't solutions.
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Our annual survey shows moderate 3% growth in IT pay -- but salaries could be headed for a roller-coaster ride, with wildly different forecasts from experts on IT spending, hiring and compensation. That's OK, I hear mo' money means mo' problems
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Kent Sharkey wrote: experts on IT spending, hiring and compensation
Translation: Idiot agency staff who don't know their Ajax from their ESPOL.
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In a recent study (pdf), economists Daren Acemoglu of MIT and Pascual Restrepo of Boston University try to quantify how worried we should be about robots. "More human than human" is our motto.
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2000AD got it right, then.
Build a wall around a section of North America, and populate it entirely with the unemployed.
Incidentally, I (and just about everyone in Europe) will happily contribute to the eastern wall, Russia would be over the moon to pay for the western wall (they'll just hack Wall Street, to get the money), so all we need to know is whether or not you Canadians are willing to pay for the northern wall (the rest of us will chip in, if it runs too expensive).
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Our brains’ creative flow isn’t time-bound the way the typical brainstorm is. Here are a few ways to shake things up. Cage match!
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Quote: Split your team into two groups, and put each in a separate room. The teams are set up to work on the same topic or problem statement. Team 1 doesn’t speak; they write down their ideas quietly and individually. Team 2 has a more traditional brainstorm, calling out their ideas and writing them up on the whiteboard.
Team 1's conclusion: "Jeeze, those guys are idiots!"Quote: Tell everybody to take them home, read through those notes, and sleep on them. The next morning, have everybody take 15 minutes to write down any new ideas that came to them. Then share these ideas with everyone in the group.
Non-attendees' contribution: "boobies, Boobies, BOOBIES, Boobies, boobies!"Quote: A group of people come together to brainstorm on a given problem for a half-hour to an hour. Their ideas are written up and handed out to the entire team. Now everyone is sent outside for a walk.
Perambulists' contribution: "Can I Please go back to my desk, now?"
But they missed one:
The Functional Method
Get everyone to write down what they think of HR, then give the results to HR and watch until they start crying.
This method works because they and their bright ideas get out of your way, for a while, so you've got time to think.
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Developers are scrambling to fix flaw that allows theft, malicious code execution. There's a problem keeping all your passwords in one place?
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My face is my password.
The only problem being that it takes me ages to type out the ASCII art.
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The code of these projects will still live on GitHub and Google’s self-hosted git service, of course, with the new site functioning as a central directory for them. Everything they'll cancel next year, in one convenient location!
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This will make a huge difference to my lifestyle.
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That is a classic example of style over substance. The horrible drifting tag cloud thing in the "projects" page fails to offer any way of seeing projects by subject, author or anything remotely useful. OK you can search, but that isn't the best way of discovery by accident.
"If you don't fail at least 90 percent of the time, you're not aiming high enough."
Alan Kay.
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