The title alone says much about the simplicity of the product. "Dropbox" is more friendly and much easier to remember than the name of "DVCS-Autosync".
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There are some interesting points in that list, some can be used against theorists, others can be used against experimentalists.
(I'm not sure if that article has been ever submitted to HN)
EDIT: Just noticed that FF4 allows me to resize text-fields that render quite small because of the small screen. Small, relative-sized text-fields can be easily resized to a convenient size.
"It was escalated as something funny, and two of the VPs got wind of it."
Moroccan Arabic is very hard to understand for Iraqi people. In fact, if you're an Arab from the Asian part of the Middle east, you may need subtitles to watch a local Moroccan movie.
>Suppose a Moroccan and an Iraqi are talking. Suppose also that these are educated, literate people who understand MSA. Wouldn't they talk in MSA, or at least something halfway between their local dialects and MSA?
What usually happens between Arabs from close-dialects countries is that they speak their local dialects and use the MSA to express the different, unfamiliar words.
But between very far, quite different dialects (e.g. Moroccan and Iraqi), they often speak MSA, entirely. (Native speaker here)
Arabic language has many letters and sounds western languages don't have equivalents of and therefore foreigners are completely unable no pronounce.
Another point is that vowels have different characteristics in different languages; height of the tongue, backness, roundedness, nasalization, ..etc, make it almost impossible to write the correct equivalent for some Arabic vowels in English. For example, we have a word (هيل; means cardamom) whose vowel length is between hail and hell that I can't think of any accurate way to transcript in English.
Excuse my ignorance, could you tell why it's useful to remove the certs from a PC. I've heard about root certs a couple of times already but don't understand what they really are.
The name of the lady is Mona Saif, who sent another tweet in Arabic (native speaker here): http://bit.ly/dTj11s
Pro C# 2008 and the .NET 3.5 Platform by Andrew Troelsen (there's a newer edition about .NET 4 which I haven't managed to read yet)
Have asked about the "latest" security exploits, I'm not trying to "attack", I just want to know "modern" security exploits I can try on my own system. I'll appreciate it if you tell me about new security exploits along with their fixes.
Thanks and sorry again for the inconvenience.
Sorry if the question isn't very convenient here...