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by arviewer 10y ago
Does this mean that one Googler could checkout the complete system, and sell it or put it online? How many people have access to the complete repository? How big is one checkout?
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by arviewer 10y ago
I would have a friend buy a good 4G data plan for 20GB monthly or even more. That would get him more reliable and faster internet. He could have several. How much does that cost?
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by arviewer 10y ago
That may be reason to force the plane to land when over US territories, but not in the EU. It's the EU who is at fault here however, for once again showing it has no balls.
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by arviewer 10y ago
The programmer link is not working. > The page isn't redirecting properly http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/silicon-labs/DEBUGA...
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by arviewer 10y ago
It was no accident. You are on HN. Then things like this happen. Learn to deal with it! ;-)
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by arviewer 10y ago
> For anything else than a warrant, they'll "just" have to breach every engagement they made in their contract which would, as far as I know constitute a pretty solid legal case that could only lead a public walk of shame
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by arviewer 10y ago
Answering those three questions can be really difficult. You probably have a big blind spot there. A professional coach can take that away.
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by arviewer 10y ago
Find out what you REALLY want. Find your motives. Find the underlying essential motivation. That's much deeper than coding or not handling crap. Those are superficial symptoms, not what makes you move. Find a good professional coach th
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by arviewer 10y ago
LinkedIn, with a fake profile if you want to stay anonymous. Stack Exchange is a good place, but find the right sub. Then Reddit. Enough places to find advice.
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by arviewer 10y ago
I think this one makes sense though. I don't know if it's worth the money, but it complements their business approach.
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by arviewer 10y ago
It's not about time or money. It's about wasting time on something while you're not motivated anymore because you know it will fail 99% sure. If you can't commit to it, you make that 100%.
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by arviewer 10y ago
He should have waited ten more years, then it would have been a 40 year old bug. Much more impressive! ;-P
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by arviewer 10y ago
Don't try to explain basic concepts in all languages. Better make sure that the languages you have are covered for as much as possible. Then add other languages.
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by arviewer 10y ago
Available for £13 when you order 90. So you pay more than £1000!
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by arviewer 10y ago
> The contrast has been improving, but it's still not as good as printed paper. You're right about contrast. For normal reading this can be compensated with setting the font (a lot) bigger. This makes reading a lot easier on th
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by arviewer 10y ago
Hopefully this will make your dream come through. I hope for an e-reader that has lots more CPU power, which will process PDF fast and properly.
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by arviewer 10y ago
Now we need good e-readers which can process PDF properly and fast. An iPad with this screen would be a great alternative if video is not important. But it probably will be Android that's going to drive these screens.
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by arviewer 10y ago
In Firefox use CTRL-SHIFT-I or use Firebug to inspect the code on the page after it's generated. I guess many times it's a transparent div covering the text, not javascript tricks like this, but I might be wrong. You can remove th
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by arviewer 10y ago
> I just turned this preference off in Firefox, and it didn't stop the demo from working, which makes sense since the preference says it only disables oncopy/cut/paste events, and this demo uses a different method. How is
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by arviewer 10y ago
I guess this means you have to upload your private key to the server. I always wonder what happens when the key is copied and used by someone else. Can you revoke the key? What happens to sent and received messages from the past? Do you sti
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by arviewer 10y ago
Just tried Atom on my rather old Ubuntu desktop - it totally locked up, several times. Even Eclipse is quick compared to this.
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by arviewer 10y ago
> Definitely at least one other person Just wondering how it would be if it was less than one... How sublime would that be?
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by arviewer 10y ago
The smaller the organization, the bigger the impact of your money. However that doesn't mean it will be spent better.
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by arviewer 10y ago
Try Frankfurt. It may have better latency for you, even if it's further away.
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by arviewer 10y ago
I use BT most of the time with a Philips bluetooth audio connector for my stereo. That works most of the time without problem. As long as you use one connection, it works. When I want to use another device to connect to the stereo, that&#x2
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by arviewer 10y ago
In the Netherlands you can buy sim cards without any ID. If you pay them cash, there is no link to you, except maybe a security camera in the shop. You don't need to activate them - they work right away.
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by arviewer 10y ago
And again, a new measure that will affect everybody except criminals, who pay a drug addict to register hundreds of these cards.
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by arviewer 10y ago
According to your view, you cannot change anything ever. Take a look at microcredits. Give women in Africa $50 or $100 to start up their own business. They know exactly what to do, and it really helps. Isn't this something similar?
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by arviewer 10y ago
> You cannot easily imagine blocking a whole country's access to international travel because of a data leak. You cannot do that, not because of the problems for those people, but because it would break trust in the system. It would
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by arviewer 10y ago
In the Netherlands we had a passport with fingerprint, and all data stored by the state. Luckily, this was reversed, and now the fingerprint is only stored in the passport itself. Well, that's what I hope, as the fingerprint needs to b

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