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by baka 10y ago
Not really, I'm emphasizing that not only did things get cheaper but the market also moved. Things went from having different capabilities to were a netbook could essentially do the same things as a server farm or a workstation. Electr
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by baka 10y ago
Unfortunately, and to a large extent why people listen to "open source advocates", the community of security professionals has a surprisingly bad record when it come to things like risk analysis, legal matters, understanding how l
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by baka 10y ago
Yes, that was essentially my point. If something goes on your record you will presumably have a harder time getting jobs or renting rooms, especially if your already have low status. Presumably the reason to make these punishments "mor
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by baka 10y ago
(As written now) I think it can be legitimate critic. Google really grew out of making a better search engine algorithm and all. Some of these businesses are essentially reselling things and not really focused on innovating the substantial
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by baka 10y ago
From at least the late 90s to recently you were consistently getting more for less with hardware. Things were expensive as they came out, but then got cheaper than the previous alternative. The market moved from a school having a couple of
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by baka 10y ago
Well, correct my if I'm wrong, but in some states the US you can also get a criminal record from public intoxication or urination and in the later case be required to register as a sex offender?
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by baka 10y ago
"I remember reading some of ID's engine code and admiring how well I could follow it and know what's going on." Npte though that id hasn't really created an influential game in 15 years and arguably the game of the
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by baka 10y ago
As far as I know most space software these days, and embedded in general, is in (at least a sub/superset of) C.