KiwiNige

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by KiwiNige 14y ago
>If the phone needs a case then it wasn't properly designed I agree, but the iPhone 4 has no edges to hang onto. Maybe I'm clumsy but I think they are too slippery hence I put it in a case so I can get it in and out of my pocket with ou
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New gadget charges mobile phones over campfire (theage.com.au)
1 points by KiwiNige 15y ago|0 comments
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by KiwiNige 15y ago
If I'm understanding this correctly, then an attacker still has to know which seed is linked to my token in order to use it? Or can they reverse engineer that if they catch sight of one number? Edit: Spelling
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by KiwiNige 15y ago
I've worked at a company whose motto was "Smoke and Mirrors". They'd try to sell based om the wireframe, but tell the customer it was a fully functional product that just need to be customised for their environment. I never really saw it wo
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by KiwiNige 15y ago
Far too often I spend what seems like ages clicking around a store website trying to find where they are and when they are open.
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by KiwiNige 15y ago
> I just had a momentary burst of willpower that allowed me to get rid of it. Actually it's taken many bursts of willpower for my family to stay TV free. People keep pushing them on us as soon as they find out we don't have one. My brot
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by KiwiNige 15y ago
Are we going to run out of oil to power the extraction, production and shipping of the materials before we get around to doing it? Probably not, but still, the costs go up more and more the later we leave it.
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
Re-usable wrapping paper is good for the environment as well.
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
These guys are working on it: http://reprap.org An open source 3d printer design with the goal being to use it to print all the parts for then next printer.
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Maintaining One Code Base with Possibly Conflicting Custom Features(database-programmer.blogspot.com)
3 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|0 comments
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Researcher cracks Wi-Fi passwords with Amazon cloud(theregister.co.uk)
30 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|12 comments
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Can You Really Create A Business Logic Layer?(database-programmer.blogspot.com)
3 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|0 comments
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The Database Programmer: Theorems Regarding Business Logic (database-programmer.blogspot.com)
2 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|0 comments
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Business Logic: From Working Definition to Rigorous Definition(database-programmer.blogspot.com)
2 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|0 comments
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
I'm interested to see where he goes with this line. A checklist of Business Logic items could be very powerful when collecting user requirements. Although I would expect that it would always be missing something and would need to be flexibl
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A Working Definition of Business Logic, with Implications for CRUD Code (database-programmer.blogspot.com)
11 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|3 comments
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
I'd tip that being open to the hand of God being involved helps to get some of the participants to engage in the project.
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
I suppose it depends on how many attacks are intercepted by the scanners.
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
It's the TSA agents standing by the machines all day that are first in the fireing line. I wonder how long the cancers will take to start showing up.
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Cassandra Investment from Lightspeed, Sequoia(riptano.com)
2 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|0 comments
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
You can't break the computers as such but if you work with enterprise software you sure can run the wrong process at the wrong time, or with the wrong options and make a mess in the database. Sometimes that commits IT people to spending hou
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The problem with a full box of big data tools(blog.tonybain.com)
1 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|0 comments
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
All that snot and sneezing helps to spread the virus around too. Perhaps some of the most common colds are those that invoke a strong immune response.
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
NY Times seems to hit you with a pay wall after you have read a few articals. Delete your nytimes cookies and hit the link again.
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Scientists find alternate pathway by which memories are stored in the brain(theage.com.au)
1 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|0 comments
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
A friend of mine who lived in Peru around this time told me that when he got paid he would literally run as fast as he could to change the money to US$ because the longer he took to change it, the less it was worth.
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
Where I live that fight will include you, the kid, all his buddies, and his mates outside that you havn't notice. It probably ends when one of them jumps on your head or sticks a knife in you.
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Facebook fails to alert police on child porn(theage.com.au)
2 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|0 comments
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Large oil spills are old news in the Niger Delta(theage.com.au)
3 points by KiwiNige 16y ago|0 comments
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by KiwiNige 16y ago
>> but it is also a lot more complicated than just having brakes At least one train maker still struggles getting this bit right. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siemens_%28train%29#Braking_iss... I'd be very worried about safety wit

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