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  1. Doesn't this look incredible nice to the eyes? http://twitpic.com/rh7r6 about 13 hours ago from TweetDeck
  2. holy fucking shit. correcting CSS submissions for uni. 70% of students use red background with pink text or worse. My eyes hurt. about 13 hours ago from TweetDeck
  3. @aliafshar Wouldn't have happened with IRC about 14 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to aliafshar
  4. @aliafshar I was referring to the refcounting != garbage collection statement about 18 hours ago from TweetDeck in reply to aliafshar
  5. from the vala docs: "Since Vala's memory management is based on reference counting instead of garbage collection...". Guess I'm not alone about 21 hours ago from TweetDeck
  6. Want to disable overscan on your LG TV? Set the label of the HDMI channel to PC which disables overscan. 3:48 PM Nov 27th from TweetDeck
  7. @cpojer offline is when you dont have reception. doubt wireless will ever be reliable 4:31 AM Nov 27th from Xbox LIVE in reply to cpojer
  8. @der_ak Touche 2:01 AM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to der_ak
  9. @der_ak it does not collect garbage. CPython is a good example: It uses refcounting and a cyclic GC only as last resort. 1:24 AM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to der_ak
  10. @jtauber accessing individual integers often? the constant boxing and unboxing can be intense 1:15 AM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to jtauber
  11. @der_ak reference counting: does not detect circular dependencies, is faster, works in real-time. GCs usually have to pause the app 1:05 AM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to der_ak
  12. @der_ak reference counting is a form of automatic memory management, stuff like mark and sweep really looks for garbage. 1:04 AM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to der_ak
  13. @alex_gaynor thank god. that is a good decision 12:26 AM Nov 27th from TweetDeck in reply to alex_gaynor
  14. @der_ak reference counting is not garbage collection, or isn't shared_ptr refcounted? 2:27 PM Nov 26th from TweetDeck in reply to der_ak
  15. @der_ak That is not a garbage collector. But I know it can be added but I don't see the reason why. Smart pointers are just fine. 11:05 AM Nov 26th from TweetDeck in reply to der_ak
  16. @sinbad_ogre you can BSOD-ify an ATI system from user space on XP? awesum 7:48 AM Nov 26th from TweetDeck in reply to sinbad_ogre
  17. I so vote difflib to the best part of the python standard library. That thing is just awesome :D 7:08 AM Nov 26th from TweetDeck
  18. Woa. @voidspace that C++ joke of you gets retweeted like mad. Poor C++ :) 7:00 AM Nov 26th from TweetDeck
  19. RT @voidspace: "Why doesn't C++ have a garbage collector? Because there would be nothing left!" 4:22 AM Nov 26th from SimplyTweet
  20. followup to "mitsuhiko does not like o notations": i know what they mean and how they work: you just should not trust them too much 5:07 PM Nov 25th from TweetDeck