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bcRIPster
13y ago
jnorthrop, thanks for the other links. One word comes to mind after reading the Preface... "Pretentious". Seriously, someone is really full of themselves here.
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Actually, it is fair use. It's a derivative work. This is no different than taking a car and doing a video showing everything about it along with a running commentary. Anyways, what's happening is these guys are getting nailed for
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13y ago
My Northern ears aren't delicate enough to have picked up on those semantics. All I remember is Ya'll this and Ya'll that, cinnamon seasoned beans and rice (from some place my dad loved to eat at in down town Dallas) and lots
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13y ago
Fixed.
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13y ago
Yeah, well, I lived in DFW for awhile and traveled around the state during that time. Close enough for my comfort.
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13y ago
Conversation somewhere in Austin... Billybob: Yo Jimbob! AT&T says they'll cut my bill $30 if I let them track my Googly searches. Jimbob: Well dang! Sign us both up Billybob. They're already spying on us anyways, so let'
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13y ago
from page... zOMG this is evil! CODE THAT MASQUERADES AS COMMENTS AND VICE VERSA Include sections of code that is commented out but at first glance does not appear to be. for ( j=0; j < array_len; j +=8 ) { total +
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13y ago
Well... I think this poll would be better with granularity of versions... ie: Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii and Wii U. I love my XBox 360, but will be moving over to the PS4 as my next gen primary. Loved the Wii but
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This was a huge point of contention with my last employer regarding Wikipedia edits of the company's listing in the site.
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Yawn, demo scene has been doing this since the mid 80's with personal computers and digital art pioneers like Charles Csuri ( http://www.csurivision.com/ ) were playing with super computers, since the early 80's,
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13y ago
...and provide Time marketing info by giving them access to your Facebook data. Not happening, thank-you very much.
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Tip for PSN+ subscribers that didn't get a PS4 yet
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Oh this argument in here is ridiculous. Sure the U.S. space program was expensive but the amount of bi-products of that program has far since justified the cost. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_spin-off_technologies
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13y ago
If you're applying for an IT job, I ask if you have any personal projects in scope of the work you're looking to do that you're proud of and ask you to describe them. This is where I can typically assess someone's passio
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13y ago
Yeah, well the big elephant in the room is the Server 2013 interface which uses the same "Tile World" desktop. Hello, it's a server! Not a tablet, not a touch screen PC... That's the one that completely floored me... and
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13y ago
In the article he mentions a new product called "Red Hat Software Collections", isn't this just an official variation of Fedora which has been around for years? If so, I wonder how the Fedora team feels about this new distro.
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13y ago
Ugh! Spot on :(
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13y ago
Just throwing this out there... a bit of lost research on the subject. Pitty not all of the images were cached. http://web.archive.org/web/20011211164100/http://www.mechabi...
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I can speak for this, my daughter has already shunned programming in any capacity. While my wife and I have spent our time encouraging our children to excel at math and sciences, where my two older boys sailed through, my daughter (who used
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13y ago
Tell me this supports the Vita as a controller and I'd be sold. I really miss being able to plug my system to my TV like I could with the PSP. (Honestly, if they could just release a cable for the Vita that connected to my TV, I would
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Cloud-crawler, a distributed Ruby DSL for crawling the web via Amazon ec2
(charlesmartin14.wordpress.com)
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I didn't want to bother with a login there, but 1994, on-line install via mount of WUArchive from a boot floppy =) ...more times than I can count ;p
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13y ago
It's about fairness. Most residential pipe is balanced to favor downstream bandwidth over upstream. In many locations using internet over Cable infrastructure, a node will share the upstream pipe. When a single user runs high-demand se
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I can never see the term OSI an not think of this classic. It gave me and friends a good laugh back in the day ;p (original site down but this is a mirror) http://pablotron.org/files/7_layer_burrito.html
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Or the complainant should do like everyone else who wants to run a server and pony up for a business account. Nearly every major ISP in the area I live (and I afaik, most of the US) disallows and even blocks use of personal servers running
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I've used Piwik myself for years and swear by it for all of my personal projects or sites where I need full data privacy. It provides all the basic data I need for my clients and then some. Also once it was setup I've found mainte
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As I understand it, the concept is derived from the Magna Carta in that the spirit of facing ones accuser is in line with the concept of being told what you are being charged with in a complaint.
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13y ago
I really don't like where this is heading. :(
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I'm in this camp. I owned a 4 letter TLD that I was first registrant on in 1994 and held it until I sold it in 2001. I had lots of interesting things published on the site and as soon as the new owner took the domain, he put up a robot
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13y ago
That's annoying. But an app that's more intrusive in my mind is the Flickr app which sends your Geo location back to Flickr every single damn time you exit any camera on your Android phone. Even if you haven't launched Flickr
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