Supermighty

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by Supermighty 16y ago
Touché
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by Supermighty 16y ago
I don't think The Coca-Cola Company cares what brand of sugar water they sell. So long as it's them it's being bought from.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
I was planning on getting the Droid X until I learned of this. It's a slap in the face and unfortunately most people won't even realize it. Slowly innovation and growth in smart phones will slow and no one will realize why. They won't reali
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by Supermighty 16y ago
The original Droid was developed in partnership with Google. Chances are this had something to do with the openness of the original.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
The main reason Verizon would want something like this is to prevent un-paid for tethering. But this doesn't stop that. You can still get root on a Moto ROM and still install a tethering app.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
On my EVO I had to turn off wifi and the batter now seems better than my old iPhone 3G. There are supposed to be updates soon to fix the power/wifi issues.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
Because turnabout if fair play. Because ignoring them doesn't stem the tide of their rhetoric. Fighting them and winning sends a clear message that they are wrong.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
And the nerds will tear down their walls with the cry of "REMEMBER STACKER" in their throats.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
Defamation suit anyone?
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by Supermighty 16y ago
But you can't ignore customers as a whole. It similar to having a boss, but not exactly the same.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
I always avoided Starbucks due to the two hour limit. Not that I often exceed it, but just on principle. Also it was always a hassle to have to use a gift card to get the free access. I can see myself visiting Starbucks from now on.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
>On the one hand, I have no boss, so I can’t be sacked – everything about every single aspect of my day and my work is entirely up to me. From that point of view, I’m about as free as it is possible for a person to be. On the other hand
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by Supermighty 16y ago
I've heard this 'base' package argument before, but still don't understand it. What true benefit does having the kernel maintainer also maintain ls and userland utilities? The ports system is just an install time package optimization. For m
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C++ to be used in GCC itself.(gcc.gnu.org)
11 points by Supermighty 16y ago|3 comments
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by Supermighty 16y ago
Go? It's a modern version of C with garbage collection.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
I think you're correct, but China still tries its best to crack down on this. Remember the iPhone is sold in China without wifi. Probably to cut down on this exactly.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
> //HTML5 by itself offers very little as it simply defines a few new tags. // He forgot that HTML5 now defines, in detail, error handling, and adds new APIs for interaction with javascript. Or maybe he's ignoring them. Doesn't sound li
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by Supermighty 16y ago
I'm not saying it isn't stable, rather it's still in development. I don't want to use couchdb .8 in the debian stable repo only to have to recode my app when I upgrade to .9 or .10 because of breaking changes. http://wiki.apache.org/couchd
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by Supermighty 16y ago
Though I do think there will come a time when it will be just as easy to start with NoSQL as SQL.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
This is very close to my line of thinking. What real benefit is there starting out with NoSQL when most websites really don't need to scale that big.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
ha! I've seen the web when Microsoft gets it's way. It's not a pretty place. They pay lip service to standards now, but it wasn't too long ago that they sat on their hindquarters twiddling their thumbs. You think IE7-IE9 is their good will
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by Supermighty 16y ago
All good reasons, but for me and mine it's still easier to start with MySQL. Now I say that coming from a lazy standpoint. I use debian and do my best to not stray from the default install. Having NoSQL servers in the repo and books on the
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by Supermighty 16y ago
reddit, digg and others were able to make the transition without altering their functionality. I don't see this as a very hard argument for not. Even if it were the case, careful planning for the transition could mitigate distasteful change
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Ask HN: Might as well start with SQL and migrate to NoSQL later
22 points by Supermighty 16y ago|30 comments
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by Supermighty 16y ago
No software will be able to run on Mac OS X 10.7 without being approved and signed by Apple, Inc. Remember when we used to own our computers? Time to sell my Apple stock and donate the money to a Linux distro.
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by Supermighty 16y ago
I used to name my computers after Cathedrals but there weren't enough that sounded neat. So I switched to names of English cities.
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by Supermighty 17y ago
They weren't responsible for monitoring 100 different sources before? There is still the same number of things for them to track. They just have to track them in a different place. I think it would be fun to see the SEC require a specific U
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The best way to learn how to code, look at others code.
1 points by Supermighty 17y ago|1 comments