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same issue here, spacemacs is a very nice package but I just have no idea how to fix it when ran into bugs, I started to build my own .emacs.d since last month.

I would recommend Brother too, HL-2135W, very solid product.

It dropped rapidly in the first few days too http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/companyInfo.do?by=asxCode...

Well written, the mindset is more important than negotiating skills.

That's comparing with Surface Pro, not a computer

Facebook acting really fast nowadays, especially when comes to require good developers.

Noticed the Javascript benchmarks, iOS5 is heap faster than iOS4.

You mean not fair to iPhone 4 right?

> But 'regular' people are loving the Galaxy S 2

Did Galaxy S2 break iPhone 4's sale record?

Do you know half of iPhone users never connect to computer once activated, that means iPhone works totally fine without iTunes for ordinary people. Not to mention iOS5 now support wifi sync and iCloud backup. You may don't care camera, but one of my friend have 12G pictures and videos on iPod touch, it's crucial to users.

Ordinary people don't need Linux connectivity, file copying, emulators, they need a Phone which just works.

Looks like an extended javascript with strong typing and more OO support, is it designed to replace javascript?

The features I love most in iOS5:

- Multitasking gestures on iPad - New notification view and widgets (only weather and stock at the moment) - Wireless syncing

> GEdit: Used this all the time in Linux and was surprised to find it runs fine out of the box on the Mac! Great for reading extra large files like long logs etc.

Does Gedit for require X11?

Seriously, if you want value of money, learn vim or emacs, they kick any $60 worth editors.

That's what I was wondering, donating or buying it eventually, will be good to write a note on donation, so people like me know what will be happening :)

Very nice, love the color scheme and content preview. Will it be free once off beta?

I have been using notify.me for year, it notifies me new hackernews items, what a pity to say farewell to it...

Try news:yc it's not free, but open source, you can compile it then put it on your phone

It's interesting to see Samsung in the dev team, does that mean Bada will be joining the new OS?

http://del.icio.us still exists too, it's my preferred one.

It was the popular links, now, the first tab became popular stacks...

It looks like a simplified delicious.com, a lot of features haven't been implemented. We probably should give them a bit more time.

One thing I hated most is the spaces between entries and spaces between blocks, it makes the page really fat.

Plus the massive user base.

They removed plenty inactive users, I got my fav username back :D and Yahoo ID has gone +1, that thing barely worked.

Big thanks for reminding me, I just found this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6308425/ios-5-best-practi...

I am writing an app using the new compiler with ARC enabled, I am glad no more release and autorelease in my code, but some big third party libraries not working under ARC, it costs me more time on re-creating features :-(

Looks similar to Jira's GreenHopper (http://www.atlassian.com/software/greenhopper/), each tracker issue is one card, and you can see what's in progress, todos and what has been done.

Yep, just a joke people made to laugh at the pronunciation of Debian is the same as "big poo" in chinese, but we love Debian of course ;)

> Various distros have official Chinese translations.

  Debian -> 大便
  Ubuntu -> 俺不土
  Gentoo -> 真土

Besides the business names, I am surprised to see all major operation systems don't have proper translations in chinese, including Microsoft windows, Mac OS X and Linux. It's hard to market these products to elder people.

Does that mean it's possible to have living creatures on that planet? Looks like a prefect environment to grow bacteria.