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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
Even if a large company like Facebook did want to help add direction, they'd have to do so within the confines of internals and the RFC process. The prehistoric luddites and trolls on the list would shout down any truly language-improv
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
So, we all knew that this was probably going to be announced at some point or another, but I find myself amazingly dissatisfied by this article. I was expecting more detailed evidence. How did they break SSL? Do they just have root certif
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
> Are they planning to tax it later? Depends on who "they" are. If you're talking about the Federal government, I don't see them giving up on the War on Drugs(tm) any time soon. I'm not sure about how Colorado is
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
Docker is a way to bundle an application inside a filesystem and then run the application inside of an LXC container. Containers are an isolation mechanism. They aren't virtual machines. More of a distant cousin to chroot or a jail.
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
Have you tried using mysqli's implementation of parameterized queries in real, live code? I mean, sure, it works, but it's ugly and inconvenient. PDO does it much, much better.
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
I'm not sure about the other controllers, but if this one has a Cortex M3, then anything that runs on an M3 could hypothetically be ported. One of the SE sites assembled a list. Shockingly, the question isn't closed yet! http:&#
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
> Can anyone speak as to why, with the NSA's systems, they were not able to thwart an attack by the ass clowns in Boston? Dzhokhar and Tamerlan were granted legal permanent residence in 2007. Dzhokhar became a nautralized citizen i
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
Okay, I could get used to the whole time-limited eval thing, but the real killer here is removing the back catalog. It's going to be even harder to do comparability testing now.
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
Why not? You can use mdraid on removable devices, which takes care of the single-point-of-failure problem...
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
For PHP, there's PHP_CodeSniffer, though it's not quite the same thing.
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
Outside of using AQMP, what does this get me over using Gearman?
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
> At least adopting PSR-0 would have been a great step towards that. PSR-0 is broken on machines using filesystems that aren't completely case-sensitive. Implementing PSR-0 also takes about five lines of code. Sure, it's more
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
Has this been written in such a way that the Blink team will be able to adopt it?
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
> Google continue to deny, rather than explicitly explain why their name is mentioned as a partner in an internal NSA document. Assuming that PRISM is the mechanism by which FISA requests are fulfilled, they can't discuss FISA reque
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
> You should never, ever provide an environment that stores people's hard work without having professionals who know how to safeguard it. Even if they do know how to safeguard the data, that doesn't mean that everything else is going
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
Why aren't you using Google Apps Sync for Outlook?
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
> should he not have checked that laws and regulation first? The regulations came into existence after his project did. After the regulations went into effect, he was unable to get his project certified under the regulations.
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by McGlockenshire 13y ago
> And the first person to chime in with "hurr durr a chance to disrupt the state tax industry" can go fuck right off. Especially as it's already been done by Avalara and a bunch of others.
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by McGlockenshire 14y ago
It's not just a popularity contest. Each of the candidates had a dedicated comment discussion during the nomination phase. These comments were frequently focused on how the nominee already participated in the community moderation process.
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by McGlockenshire 14y ago
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4974662#4974662 "You have heard wrong! Adobe is absolutely not providing free copies of CS2! What is true is that Adobe is terminating the activation servers for CS2 and that for existing licensed users of
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by McGlockenshire 14y ago
The thing that they made available back then was for web applications only. This isn't.
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by McGlockenshire 14y ago
This is an interesting move for DreamHost. They built Ceph, and have been using it internally for ages now. I wonder if they're going to transform their reputation as a no-frills budget web host.
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by McGlockenshire 14y ago
It's now early July. We can count all of the cloudless days this year so far on one hand. Seattle averages about 200 mostly cloudy to overcast days per year, and about 90 that are partly cloudy. You're right, it's amazingly beautiful up h
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by McGlockenshire 14y ago
Coreboot is a good thing, but it's going to be hard to succeed without hardware vendor support, and that will be hard to build unless people actually want the product. I work for a VAR. Our preferred vendor was one of the first to market
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by McGlockenshire 14y ago
"Conceptually, a full outer join combines the effect of applying both left and right outer joins. Where records in the FULL OUTER JOINed tables do not match, the result set will have NULL values for every column of the table that lacks a ma