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by Danieru 12y ago
It is that exact line which broke me out of the "this is an objective analysis" trance. It is clear to me the author tried to impartial For that I have to credit him. Yet afterwards the faux-impartiality became grating. I can only
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by Danieru 12y ago
The Economist has talked about their coverage of the Senkakus in a few videos. They have mentioned a few times how if they write anything without mentioning the "dispute" they take heat. Thus they resort to always using both names
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by Danieru 12y ago
Just to be clear, if they did remove his contributions they must also make so none of the left over code is a derivative work. That would be a task beyond even a security audit. Mojang is not in a very business friendly situation right now.
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by Danieru 12y ago
You know you could just drop all packets with destination of any valid address coming from an external interface. This isn't BGP, you're not going to really be routing the entire internet.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Sounds like AT&T was the only carrier willing to give them the time of day. I doubt Amazon really wanted to go single source.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Thanks Gui, those are good points I'll take to heart.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Okay since there appear to be people here who know what they are talking about may I ask a question about what happened to me? At the end of my Microsoft Internship I got an offer, this triggered a Google recruiter to contact me and do a ph
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by Danieru 12y ago
Or acquire overseas companies. Microsoft has already done this with Skype.
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by Danieru 12y ago
The developers behind OpenRCT2 call it open source but because it's a derivative work they don't actually have the ability to license it under anything.
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by Danieru 12y ago
We have the code, just run the binary through a disassembler. What I think is more interesting is the open source clone: http://freerct.blogspot.ca/ and the indie clone: http://forums.tigsource.com/index.php
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by Danieru 12y ago
I don't think that is true. After all Intellectual Ventures has a lab and sponsors the "inventing" behind their patents, but Nathan Myhrvold is still the king of patent trolls.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Is there a chance you mostly program in languages where camelCase is common? For me as a C programmer / Javascript programmer both are readable. I think hyphens are useful in css to keep the namespace non-confusable with the javascript
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by Danieru 12y ago
Destroying jobs with technology is one of the primary ways we've improved productivity over the past half century. I understand not everyone thinks that's a net positive, but if you're one of those people then you shouldn&#x2
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by Danieru 12y ago
Sorry then I must be wrong. All I remember it from was an IRC conversation on the PPSSPP channel.
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by Danieru 12y ago
True, in the case of both the Wii and WiiU they are mostly higher clocked Gamecubes. This is why Dolphin started as a Gamecube emulator and added Wii support. About a year ago I talked with one of the Dolphin developers and he anticipate ex
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by Danieru 12y ago
Also disagree, to me it sounds like Torx the screwdriver bit. It makes me think of a very utilitarian program.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Its also interesting to note that this is how Nintendo has handled backwards compatability for every gameboy generator. In the DS the GBA's arm was used for sound processing. And the GBA has a GBC's z80. The GBC itself was just a
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by Danieru 12y ago
Yeah... I'm not giving my phone number to Facebook...
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by Danieru 12y ago
Interesting that the other provinces are only now seeing the effects. I would have thought 2006 was the peak skills drain. My first year economics professor at been working in the provincial economic advisor office at the time. He said abou
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by Danieru 12y ago
@Dang, I think this is a poor article without a strong central argument and I fear any discussion it generates will be vapid and pointless. Is that proper criteria for flagging it? Or should I trust the algorithm and let it do its job?
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by Danieru 12y ago
Introducing Libreum: a future fork of Freethereum with its own Genesis Block. Please note that before the release of the Libreum Genesis Block, Libreum will not be usable in any way, in fact it won’t technically be created until that point
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by Danieru 12y ago
Hacker News is pants.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Just a heads up, the fourth link [3] is broken.
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by Danieru 12y ago
Could someone re-upload the PDF to a different site? Scribd on mobile has turned into an even worse Experts Exchange or Quora.
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by Danieru 12y ago
I'm not sure if this is standard terminology but I like to refer to multiple operating systems as cross-platform and multiple CPU architectures sets as cross-architecture. It looks like the author is doing something similar. After all
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by Danieru 12y ago
I cannot say how mesa is structured but graphics drivers are not simple for good reasons. First you don't want every draw call to cause a system trap. Thus some drivers include a dynamic library which gets loaded into the program’s mem
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by Danieru 12y ago
You don't happen to be working at that Sport Fitness Accessory company in Canmore eh?
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by Danieru 12y ago
Diamonds are also useful for cutting stones. Granted this was never much of a problem because one only needs to sprinkle the saw blade with tiny diamond fragments. Your local hardware store should have a shelf of diamond cutting blades.
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Quake2's software renderer(fabiensanglard.net)
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by Danieru 12y ago
That looks like a cover tactic. When users are curious about a company they often search company_name + " scam" or "complaint". Whoever set that site up wants to top those search results. Just look at how often they ment

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