CaptSolo

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by CaptSolo 13y ago
why not? there is a big difference b/w someone waving a gun and assaulting people physically and someone who did not directly threaten people's life.
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by CaptSolo 13y ago
If they robbed a bank physically they'd have to have visited the U.S. and it's clear what country they committed a crime in. It is not as clear-cut when they have never been to the U.S.
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
N900 is interesting in that it is both a tablet PC (or whatever term fits best) and a phone. One less device to carry. I do not know re. if the UI experience has changed. I can see how N-series tablets can appeal to hackers who like to modi
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
If Nokia has innovated in the mobile communication area, why would it be wrong for them to use their intellectual property rights. A separate question is if intellectual property is a good idea at all. But that is beyond the question at han
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
N900 could be interesting in this regard.
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
One could also use SVN and GIT together. That might solve a part of the problem with not submitting fixes because of being in the middle of other set of changes. Develop using GIT locally and submit to SVN repository when ready. What is exp
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
There is no big harm in giving something a name. Giving a name also helps if you find a need to reuse it later. Plus a name can give a hint to what this code is for.
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
A well-written piece, but I would not call it news.
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
a good idea. but there are some countries/regions still missing from the "Regions" drop-down list which, being a required field, might prevent people from these countries filling out the form. e.g., Ireland, Greece, ...
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
"... anything that allows arbitrary devices to pretend to be an iPhone and sync jeopardizes email account information--which can be synced to the iPhone--and is a security flaw." Since we are talking about USB ids here, pretending to be an
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On Data Reconciliation Strategies and Their Impact on the Web of Data(betaversion.org)
1 points by CaptSolo 17y ago|0 comments
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Record biz tries suing Irish ISPs into submission(arstechnica.com)
1 points by CaptSolo 17y ago|0 comments
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/LinkedData.html
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
Open source developers are not entirely happy with this and mirrors of the rtmpdump app which got DMCA request are popping up: http://lkcl.net/rtmp/
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
Agree, it is too verbose. If I am using vim, I won't be looking for cookbook entry explaining simple tasks. There is probably be audience who'd benefit from the book, but does not appeal to me. I've found A Byte of VIM to be quite useful, t
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
Thanks. Found more info re. Cydia at http://www.iphonedownloadblog.com/2008/10/28/cydia-applicati... - comments to the article are interesting.
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by CaptSolo 17y ago
Is there any alternative "app store" where users can get applications without Apple's censorship? I don't need Drivetrain in particular, but there seem to be many good app ideas that Apple does not like / approve.
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Two weeks of SIOC wishes(groups.google.com)
4 points by CaptSolo 17y ago|1 comments
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by CaptSolo 18y ago
The strength of RDF is in seamless data integration. Think flexible data mashups (where you don't need to code to the interface of a particular service because they all use same linked data principles). I have seen people build a simple app
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by CaptSolo 18y ago
you must have meant SIOC (where SOIC is written)
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by CaptSolo 18y ago
Just do "View Source" on its slides: http://www.w3.org/2009/Talks/0204-ted-tbl/
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by CaptSolo 18y ago
see http://linkeddata.org/guides-and-tutorials Basic principles are simple: use URIs to describe things and provide useful information about these things when requested: http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/LinkedData.html
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Blackout = The Fight for Online Rights(captsolo.net)
3 points by CaptSolo 18y ago|0 comments
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by CaptSolo 18y ago
Have you tried recording RTMP streams? What tools did you use and did they accomplish the job?
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Cool links re RTMP: Flash video streaming protocol(captsolo.net)
5 points by CaptSolo 18y ago|1 comments
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by CaptSolo 18y ago
What is people's experience on choosing colors that are easier on the eyes? Any preferences or suggestions?
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by CaptSolo 18y ago
I see your point and often use vim w/o customized color scheme (but might pick a custom color scheme for MacVim's fullscreen mode to resemble WriteRoom). However, editor color schemas allow for finer customization. For example, to specify
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Choosing VIM Color Scheme(captsolo.net)
3 points by CaptSolo 18y ago|5 comments
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European group tries to get secret ACTA documents(arstechnica.com)
1 points by CaptSolo 18y ago|0 comments
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Q: Offline access to MoinMoin wiki using Google Gears(stackoverflow.com)
2 points by CaptSolo 18y ago|0 comments

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