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by 67726e 14y ago
Generally the "real-world" instances of someone buying into stock, real-estate, etc. early, they take on a large risk of losing his/her investment. In the case of squatting on a domain, you are depriving someone of the productive use of tha
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Do Not Type "File:///" in OS X(openradar.appspot.com)
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by 67726e 14y ago
Do elaborate.
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by 67726e 14y ago
My point is, at this time we've only just now heard of the accusation. Until the time that I've personally seen all evidence, or it has been determined in a court of law that this man is guilty of the accusations, he has done nothing in my
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by 67726e 14y ago
Innocent until proven guilty.
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by 67726e 14y ago
So if they setup a service to, let's say stream new movies, the US would have a hard time blocking a website. As for payment processors, why not bitcoin?
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by 67726e 14y ago
Not to be a pedant, but the NES's CPU was actually a Ricoh 2a03 processor, which was a modified MOS 6502 processor. The only difference as far as I can recall, as the author said, is that the Ricoh 2a03 lacks a binary encoded decimal mode,
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by 67726e 14y ago
In the cases with capital A's, you can tell by the spacing between the two "legs" of the `A`. Helvetica is more compact. The space inside `O` is more compact for Helvetica as well.
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by 67726e 14y ago
On pen and paper, the US allows for more freedoms than other European countries. I was once arrested for "Disturbing Schools" after I was drawn out of my class for violating my school's dress code because I was cold and chose to wear a swea
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by 67726e 14y ago
Raising a child is a rather huge responsibility. How is it not "massive baggage"? Oh, and how is it misogynistic? A single male with a child has the same responsibilities as a woman.
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by 67726e 14y ago
Admittedly, the post is very ranty, but that doesn't take away from the the issue itself. Picking apart the person behind the argument does not lessen the issue either. By doing so, you are only trying to detract from the seriousness of the
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by 67726e 14y ago
Yeah, you can get a free 30 day trial of the "premium" IDEs, and you can enter in your license information at any point during the trial in the IDE itself.
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by 67726e 14y ago
My order just went through. It looks like the order processing is back up!
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by 67726e 14y ago
Given that the checkout page is 404'ing, I'd say the requests are what is truly overwhelming ;)
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by 67726e 14y ago
Because it couldn't have been satirizing that traditional power structure.
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by 67726e 14y ago
I'd agree with that sentiment. I've met people with masters degrees working in a captcha farm. Makes you think about perceived versus actual value.
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by 67726e 14y ago
Well you may not be able to release it. You wrote something for your office, so I'm guessing you did it on company time? Depending on what kind of agreements you signed when you were hired, you may not have the rights to release it. I would
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by 67726e 14y ago
I'm only curious here, but how do you have so much insight into the operations of the TSA?
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by 67726e 14y ago
Maybe some form of degree involving psychology? If your job is to find certain types of people, understanding how and why we do what we do might be of some help.
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by 67726e 14y ago
Hell, you could farm it out to minimum wage workers here in the US. I've seen it done, although I think it would only really work on a large scale if you have a constant stream of captchas.
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by 67726e 14y ago
I'm probably missing some details, but what exactly makes this a scam? I completely agree that charging some fee like $7/month (how Comcast does it where I live) is absurd, but how is it a scam? One can always buy his/her own modem and not
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by 67726e 14y ago
Rather similar to those sites that take mugshots and the photographee's information and posts them online, and sometimes in print editions. In particular the site http://mugshots.com/ has a link to "Unpublish Mugshot" which in turns leads
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by 67726e 14y ago
</joke>
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by 67726e 14y ago
Maybe we should get someone with a CS degree running for president. If HN is any indication, it is the only degree to qualify you as an expert in economics, history, politics, various forms of science, religion, and sociology.
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by 67726e 14y ago
As a part of the build system at my work, we run various passes over the code aside from just "does this compile". I'm sure these MOOCs could find software to: 1. Check style of a language 2. Run a comprehensive suite of unit tests 3. Stati
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by 67726e 14y ago
Just more blogspam. Calling the person who wrote this a "reporter" is a definitely not right.
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by 67726e 14y ago
Any reason why I'm being linked to adds for an ultrabook?
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by 67726e 14y ago
Given the supported browsers (IE9, Firefox 4, Safari 4, Safari 5, Opera, Chrome) I wouldn't think that is a major challenge. Essentially get it working in one and you have it working in all of the rest.
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by 67726e 14y ago
I think Code 2000 came first.
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by 67726e 14y ago
I wonder what Nintendo's legal department thinks http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Glove

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