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by a2tech 14y ago
Thats really slick-love the HTML5 offline cache
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by a2tech 14y ago
Did you read the article? The health and welfare provisions of the law aren't being contested-just the part where its illegal for anyone other than an established restaurant or agent of an existing restaurant to operate a food truck. The ru
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by a2tech 14y ago
They don't buy apps though. I know maybe a dozen people with Android phones and (barring 1 person and 1 app) they have NEVER purchased an app. They don't pay for subscription services, they don't do in-game upgrades, they don't put any mone
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by a2tech 14y ago
I'm a little bothered by articles that paint DefCon in this kind of light. I'm a regular attendee or DefCon and I have NEVER seen any sort of the behavior as described in the article. I also noticed that her examples all take place off site
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by a2tech 14y ago
People that say Craigslist is broken are utterly, incomprehensibly, wrong. Its an ugly website. It lacks features people on this website think it needs. But average people love it AS IS. The tone of this article makes it seem like Craigslis
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by a2tech 14y ago
Thats because Unicode is STILL a pain to use. I read the articles that come along about Unicode and still don't understand why handling it is so impossible. Until its transparent for a programmer to use, it won't be as widely used as it sho
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by a2tech 15y ago
Who else is with me on this? Fucking MS Office.
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by a2tech 15y ago
I see my greatest weakness as my temper. This isn't to say I allow my temper to interfere with my dealings at work, but I see it as a great personal weakness. If I answer the question truthfully in an interview I can see the interviewers im
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by a2tech 15y ago
Thats the way it works. My iPad, iPhone and now Messages Beta display every message
820.
by a2tech 15y ago
Thats disgustingly good. Its amazingly smooth (at least on Chrome on OS X)
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by a2tech 15y ago
We buy physical servers in a managed datacenter. They provide the box and KVM access to it. We pay a reasonable price for top of the line hardware thats not on our balance sheet. We do all of the software bits (OS, updates, deploying softwa
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by a2tech 15y ago
I'm not sure that I see the need for the jailbreak anymore. I used to jailbreak all of my devices, but Apple has removed most of the reason for it now. They have legitimate tethering, its available on multiple carriers, improved notificatio
823.
by a2tech 15y ago
Just like desktop AV?
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by a2tech 15y ago
DbVis is GREAT and multi-db management tool http://www.dbvis.com/
825.
by a2tech 15y ago
That might work for him running a small business. How do you think those images you 'just spin up' at a cloud provider are made? Who makes sure the boxes that run those images you've just brought up have power and run smoothly?
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by a2tech 15y ago
I live in Ann Arbor (pretty green area) and drive a hybrid Camry so my data may be way off-but around here I see plenty of hybrids. Not as many large cars as my Camry (which btw is a fantastic vehicle only made better by being a hybrid) but
827.
by a2tech 15y ago
In the Universities I've worked with, or visited, the computers in the labs (Macs anyway) have all been using Kerberos in one fashion or another-AD uses Kerberos, so does OpenDirectory (OS X directory offering).
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by a2tech 15y ago
No-if you try to submit a blank password it is (rightly) rejected. If you submit a non-blank password, the login succeeds. This (to me) points to the LDAP server responding with a login success message and the OS allowing the user in. This
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by a2tech 15y ago
Indeed-for users that are bound to OpenLDAP its a massive issue. Without knowing those users exact setup its hard to know exactly what the issue is-the fact that its ONLY OpenLDAP servers is odd. The client must be receiving some sort of au
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by a2tech 15y ago
This is only an issue when binding to an OpenLDAP server. There may be additional issues with LDAP on Lion server, but this problem as reported is an issue with Lion clients bound to servers running OpenLDAP without Kerberos or SSL.
831.
by a2tech 15y ago
Move to Ann Arbor, get a CS job. Until you get on your feet down here you can do contract work through a company like Stout Systems http://stoutsystems.com/
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by a2tech 15y ago
The video that the article is written around is very moving and touching. The man presenting is very articulate about his beliefs and does not appear to be preaching. However the article written around the video isn't nearly as interesting
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by a2tech 15y ago
The new HTML5 layout looks incredibly slick. Whats even more amazing than the layout is the fact that they were able to pull this off while going through an IPO and without making a mess of their current service.
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by a2tech 15y ago
They might try-but why would Apple let them? They can just take their ball and go home. I couldn't find any hard numbers but a few articles I found were claiming that European sales make up less than 11% of total Apple sales.
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ITerm2-updated terminal for OS X(iterm2.com)
9 points by a2tech 15y ago|1 comments
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by a2tech 16y ago
I can't really agree with you here. While there are many ex-Ford/GM/Chrsyler/Visteon/etc guys out and about, many of them are running their own quite successful businesses outside of the Big-3. I'm not saying they're all out of the auto bus
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by a2tech 16y ago
As someone that is very active in the tech community here in Ann Arbor, I can verify his claims. Ann Arbor (and south east Michigan as a whole) is not lacking in extremely talented programmers, engineers, researchers, and other potential st
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by a2tech 16y ago
I just upgraded my XBMC setup with the newest Mac Mini-its great. Full 1080p playback, hdmi native interface. And XBMC runs very smoothly on it
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by a2tech 16y ago
Long, but well reasoned article on EBS. Basically comes down to-know your load, and be darned sure you have adequate metrics in place for tracking latency.
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by a2tech 16y ago
This guy isn't a hero-he's an abuser. He saw an opportunity and capitalized on it, and made good. That doesn't change the fact that what he was doing was simply grabbing domains and running ads to hopefully trick people into clicking

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