asperous

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by asperous 13y ago
What do you mean?
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by asperous 13y ago
I think that if pg can't even tell for sure what's going to be successful and what's not, really how surprised can you be that the common HN commented couldn't tell what's going to be big. If you're a startup a
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by asperous 13y ago
There's also public transportation, I've lived in Portland and LA and on average it takes 2x-10x longer to get to where you want. I've always wondered, especially on light rail, why can't they just go faster?
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by asperous 13y ago
Yes. I should say that the law is specific for users of an interactive computer. "arguing that only the originator of a defamatory statement published on the internet could be held liable.[4][9][10][11]" http://en.wikip
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by asperous 13y ago
"Congress specifically enacted 47 U.S.C. § 230 (1996) to reverse the Prodigy findings and to provide for private blocking and screening of offensive material. § 230(c) states "that no provider or user of an interactive computer sh
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by asperous 13y ago
That's why it's important to have a 3rd party publish the rumor first, then they can cite that and pass the literary libel liability laterally.
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by asperous 13y ago
http://startupnotes.org/#page/18 above the book
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by asperous 13y ago
Dat affiliate link ;). Only joking, you deserve it, this is great work.
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by asperous 13y ago
Besides the corruption, that just sounds like it's missing features. Missing features is ridicule worthy?
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by asperous 13y ago
I should mention that if you are thinking about this, check your coverage first: http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=29 Note that the best place to get signals is high up, on top stories or roofs. Sorry bas
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by asperous 13y ago
I just want to throw in here that with a small amount of effort, you can antenna yourself free television in full high definition. Content: (I live in a 54,000 population town: 20 channels or so, nbc, fox, abc, etc.), major shows on major n
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by asperous 13y ago
I was wrong: "Derivative works are infringing if they are not created with the permission of the copyright holder." http://www.unc.edu/~unclng/copy-corner73.htm IANAL: The most moral thing to do is obviously
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by asperous 13y ago
I think the context is super important here. "gave cash to groups of young people so they could learn a trade and start their own businesses." In Uganda. These people were pretty much starving before. “These were mostly farmers wh
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by asperous 13y ago
Drunk driving endangers lives, can websites really endanger lives?
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by asperous 13y ago
Sqlite guarentees Durability by waiting and checking the disk to make sure it is stored correctly before reporting a success. This default behavior is rather slow and can be turned off. This is in stark contrast to something like MongoDB, w
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by asperous 13y ago
It's too bad the http://www.usdebtclock.org/ isn't updated for Furlough, it would show some pretty happy numbers right now.
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by asperous 13y ago
Well the founder pretty much had to throw away his livelihood as well as part his dream to do something that could land him in jail, for someone he had never met. He could have easily quietly given them the key (if he had it?), and then liv
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by asperous 13y ago
Not agreeing to their terms, but acknowledging that the domain of your email will handle your email using their policies, and that the privacy of the content of your email is limited to whatever privacy policies the recipient domain has in
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by asperous 13y ago
I personally think you do agree to it when you send an email to a @gmail.com address. It would be similar to agreeing to have your email permanently recorded when you send it to a @congress.gov account. Can someone explain where this right
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by asperous 13y ago
This kind of thing kind of scares me to be honest. It's almost a peek into a horrific dystopian future where piracy is so rampant that games, music videos, and perhaps even movies are only made as a marketing effort and are filled with
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by asperous 13y ago
Isn't part of the point of wifi to dodge your 4G usage limits? For pcs and the like, very occasionally I do run into a situation where I am connected to two completely different networks. Windows automatically balances them, which is n
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by asperous 13y ago
I wanna mention Nutch here: http://nutch.apache.org/ since it has been around for a while and a lot of thought was put into its design. For instance, people are discussing data stores, Nutch uses Hadoop. The web is probably
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by asperous 13y ago
The dota2 quick-chat wheel suddenly just made sense.
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by asperous 13y ago
This has also confused me as well, but I had never considered that. Now it makes sense.
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by asperous 13y ago
I don't see the point in this, you can't dumb down the complexities of the real world just because it'll make some engineers happier.
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by asperous 13y ago
Even with effectively searching the internet I'd agree that with the exception of web/computer/programming stuff, it's impossible to find on the internet the kind of wide-variety, high-quality information the library has
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by asperous 13y ago
You are right it should be ^ [a-z] [a-z0-9]* @ [a-z]+ \. [a-z]+ $ like someone else pointed out.
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by asperous 13y ago
His example could be simplified to ^ ( [a-z0-9]+ @ [a-z]+ \. [a-z]+ ) $ With ignore case and ignore whitespace mode on. I work with Regex a lot so I find this very readable, set in a universal format, and more concise. I will gladl
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by asperous 13y ago
It talked about this in the article: "Probably the most distinctive part of SCUMM was that it was multi-tasking. This meant that multiple scripts could effectively run simultaneously. You might create a clock on the wall in Zak McKrac
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by asperous 13y ago
Not if each person holds the key to their own vote. You can only verify your own vote with your key even though the results are public. If you could verify everyone's vote, then you'd be correct.

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