nadahalli

I am not sure how many have seen http://inmaps.linkedinlabs.com by Linkedin Labs. The graph is much more neater, zoomable, and shows quirky insights about your network.

Oh. You echo my very pet peeve with the trackpoint. I hate the slight drift.

I have a script that disables the trackpad. I will figure out how to do it in the bios.

Precisely. But controlling the trackpoint's responsiveness on the X1 (Ubuntu 12.04) is a little tricky.

Thanks for clarifying my statement. Boto ftw.

I feel for you :-(

Amazon is not cheap, and they have failed way too many times in recent memory.

But the api, oh the api - it's crack, and I can't live without it.

Is it just me, or does the article seem like gobbledygook. What is EC4 authentication anyway?

The posted link is a PerfectMarket page. First time on HackerNews, I think.

I can see the moral hazard side of things; but Linus does have a point.

There has to be great benefit from changing the implementation of memcpy for it to be worth it. And broken flash is an obvious negative. And across the said thread, there is argument that the new implementation might not be the best as well. So, with two negatives and no obvious positives why do it at all?