Netbeing

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by Netbeing 5y ago
For Android users who enjoy Slay the Spire, I recommend checking out Rogue Adventure. I just found it a week ago and I'm hooked. (In fact it's the only game I've been playing since I installed it.) It's free with ads, bu
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by Netbeing 6y ago
One of my favorite things I've ever read is David Stove's essay on this subject, "What is Wrong with Our Thoughts?" wherein a cranky old philosopher excoriates his profession. https://web.maths.unsw.edu.au&#x2
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by Netbeing 9y ago
DAE keep finding their eye drawn to this headline because their brain sees it as a story about Shia LaBeouf? I mean, I don't really care about Shia LaBeouf, but I'm unfamiliar with ShareLaTeX and Overleaf so I keep pausing on this
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by Netbeing 10y ago
Because they could never again use any 3rd party cloud services for their game except AWS?
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by Netbeing 11y ago
Not to get too pedantic, but Java need not be involved, though it will certainly be the most common language involved. Anything running on a JVM (including Clojure, Scala, JRuby, etc.) could have the vulnerability if it uses the Apache Com
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by Netbeing 11y ago
Not all VCs are equally (in)competent. I've always felt that one of the root causes of the ~2000 dot-com bubble was a proliferation of incompetent VCs chasing the glut of investment capital. Things seem roughly the same these days, o
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by Netbeing 11y ago
Browsers don't make money at all, not directly, as you know. Microsoft pulls in 11 figures a year in online advertising revenue. As of earlier this year, Apple was still earning more mobile ad revenue than any other firm. And Mozilla
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by Netbeing 11y ago
Serious editor fail: the main subject of the article is an acronym used ~20 times without ever defining it. I know what it stands for, but I'm sure some readers were frustrated by that.
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by Netbeing 13y ago
Amusing: Adecco's website has a live twitter feed widget on it. And it's a constant stream of tweets ripping on Adecco for this.