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by abcd_f 12y ago
This is actually the only compelling argument in favor of the landing being a hoax. Too much progress too fast with a bit too much disregard to astronauts' lives.
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by abcd_f 12y ago
Have you tried fasting?
483.
by abcd_f 12y ago
Clever, but seems like a solution in a search of a problem.
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by abcd_f 12y ago
> I didn't understand how I would set that up with your program > I was just surprised to see it marketed as a backup tool instead of a file synchronization tool https://www.hackerschool.com/manual , Ctrl-F, &quot
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by abcd_f 12y ago
Please try and contain yourself. I know you want to take every opportunity to promote your project, but comments like this one come across as blatantly spammy.
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by abcd_f 12y ago
Using /proc is pretty damn clever! I thought it would be some sort of wrapper for strace, but your solution is so much simpler.
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by abcd_f 12y ago
My kid is a non-spender. He has, maybe, 20-30 games on his iPad that are all pay-to-accelerate, so he plays them in turns and ends up playing all the time. So he makes a steady progress even with some most greedy of the games, of which DK i
488.
by abcd_f 12y ago
Not built yet.
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by abcd_f 12y ago
Thank you, this is helpful.
490.
by abcd_f 12y ago
So how many customers do you have?
491.
by abcd_f 12y ago
Can I ask a noob-ish question? For the outside B2B sales you mentioned, what the compensation structure is like? Purely commission or with a fixed part / retainer? If it's a high-tech software sales, do you have an idea of what&#x
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by abcd_f 12y ago
Yeah. And don't get me started on all those construction and elevator companies that skip 4th and 13th floors. Brrr.
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by abcd_f 12y ago
That's LavaBit 2. I've been a long time TC user and if there's the trait it has it's the quality and a high degree of polish. And now looking at the diff and the screenshot of that in-app "Not secure" message
494.
by abcd_f 12y ago
Prey tell what is this maximal convenience you are referring to.
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by abcd_f 12y ago
My all time favourite place in North America is Europe. I am a European. I lived in US for two years, I lived in Canada for 15. I also lived in Sweden and Japan. States are good because it's just one big Walmart - everything is ridicul
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by abcd_f 12y ago
This is the most disappointing programming book I have ever had a misfortune to buy. If you ever read any UML / Rational Software books - this is right up there in terms of sucking all joy out of programming, putting a blue collar and
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by abcd_f 12y ago
It is naive to expect that decrypted media stream will ever be leaving CDM module as so optimistically shown on that illustration. Microsoft dropped and neglected a bunch of great features when shipping Vista, but it went out of its way to
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by abcd_f 12y ago
> 328 taps have been captured and 352 developers have joined Is library phoning home?
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by abcd_f 12y ago
Hmm, fraudulent sellers. So you are basically saying that if someone charges a bunch of customers and then disappears, the chargebacks fall on Square's lap? This doesn't sound right. I'd guess that this is acquiring bank&#x27
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by abcd_f 12y ago
Fraud costs them money the same way support costs them money - it's an operational expense. What I don't know if they are also on a receiving end of any penalty fees, especially in cases of fraudulent merchants .
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by abcd_f 12y ago
> fraud costs Are you making educated guesses or do you actually know that fraud costs Stripe money? EDIT - Yep, sorry, Square. I'm just in the middle of integrating with Stripe, so it just slipped.
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by abcd_f 12y ago
> the indicator is written in python Ah. Good point, my bad.
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by abcd_f 12y ago
> pythonic Not to state the obvious, but that's not terribly practical for anyone except those writing in Python.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Hahas are on you. NAT does tuple mapping - src/dst addr/port and protocol. That is - two TCP mappings can use the same local external port even if they go to the same remote address, for as long as they connect to a different remo
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by abcd_f 13y ago
There's a ton of Windows software that uses OpenSSL as their security library. Moreover, there is a lot of Windows projects that are written in inherently portable way and using OpenSSL API is the most natural choice for them. If Sta
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by abcd_f 13y ago
> removed MacOS, Netware, OS/2, VMS and Windows build machinery What are the plans for native Windows support? I don't know what they mean by "The right Portability team in place", but it'd be a joke if the lib w
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by abcd_f 13y ago
> This is a massive insight. Don't forget that it was provided by a KGB defector who was sentenced to death and was living under protection of his asylum country. Anything that's not a verifiable fact should really be assumed t
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by abcd_f 13y ago
Congrats, this is an interesting project and props for doing it all on your own! I thought our kind has gone all but extinct these days :) That said, here's a problem from just watching the video - all the focus on the design of the de
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by abcd_f 13y ago
You are exactly the same, except you call it the "Deals $" page.
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by abcd_f 13y ago
What part is it in? I haven't seen any mention of pricing.

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