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by SeanKilleen 14y ago
Thanks for the update. Maybe folks copy it to Pastebin for anonymity or redundancy in case it should disappear. Possible that it was copied from an e-mail before it was known that the contents would be made public. Appreciate the link!
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by SeanKilleen 14y ago
A little confused here...is Pastebin the communication method of choice for the President of MIT? Is this a re-posting of a letter? How have we verified that this is indeed from the President of MIT? All I see is a Pastebin guest account pa
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by SeanKilleen 14y ago
Update: I've received word from the author that the text can be purchased via Byliner, so have included that information as well. Waiting to see whether or not he'd rather the text be removed as well. Thought it important to update here to
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by SeanKilleen 14y ago
I've reposted/reformatted an excellent profile of Mr. Rogers from 1998. In the context of today's lack of civility (one need only look as far as HN's comment threads at times), it provided me with a fascinating look back at a time I sometim
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Mr. Rogers: Can you say hero?(seankilleen.com)
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by SeanKilleen 14y ago
Agreed -- I think while you were writing that response I'd updated my answer because I feel the same way. definitions are key here, and while I'm encouraged by his sentiment, I'm discouraged by the lack of definition.
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by SeanKilleen 14y ago
Not a fan of Holder's original letter on the topic, and had to give Paul credit, but from an entertainment standpoint, the terse response and answer are pretty funny. "You have now asked an additional question" -- yes, a 12-hour long questi
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by SeanKilleen 14y ago
I see C, node, ruby, and Java support...any plans for a .NET API as well? This seems like something that would be nice to mess around with there. Would also be nice to understand what the intended pricing model will be (if any). If the plan
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by SeanKilleen 14y ago
Got one of these for my parents for Christmas. Waiting for flies to come out for a true functional test, but the device is solidly built and does a number on a sheet of tinfoil :) a little pricey but a interesting and seemingly well-made ga
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by SeanKilleen 14y ago
I used PassPack ( http://www.passpack.com/en/home/ ) for a while and that seems more than sufficient for sharing passwords providing you don't mind that your encrypted data lives on another server. Unfortunately they don't have a white-labe
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by SeanKilleen 14y ago
FYI, our WebSense filter at work filters this for "potentially harmful content." Likely a mistake on the filter's part, but thought you'd like to know.