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by bcruddy 10y ago
I think so. I believe he should 1000% have been appointed one in the criminal case had he not been able to pay for one and he won the criminal case before he was sued.
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by bcruddy 10y ago
What about a right to a defense attorney in a civil case? That way you can't bring frivolous suits. That's actually exactly how the criminal courts work too. This seems too simple of a solution though, are there good reasons not t
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by bcruddy 10y ago
He mentions, without going into detail, that the forgiveness is structured in a way to avoid a tax burden for the debtor. I have no idea how this works but I think it's a safe assumption that people who know more about this than I do w
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by bcruddy 10y ago
It makes a bit of money but not enough to quit a day job. Writing it was super simple. Both Braintree and Twilio have excellent NuGet packages for managing both APIs. I've used Twilio with node as well and same thing, very easy to use
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by bcruddy 10y ago
We got pretty big about a year ago when we posted it to /r/internetisbeautiful (mods took it down after about an hour since it requires a phone number and that's "personal info"). From there, @thepacketrat from Arst
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by bcruddy 10y ago
It's not but just because we think it's a no brainer doesn't mean they can just "go with it" without "proving" it.
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by bcruddy 10y ago
If Gawker could settle and have their insurance company take the hit then Gawker itself would remain relatively unscathed. By preventing the insurance company from paying out, Hogan/Thiel have made it more difficult to win their case a
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by bcruddy 10y ago
As a result of the size of the legal team's war chest they've removed language that would allow Gawker's insurers to pay any damages. This will hold Gawker liable and Gawker probably can't afford to bleed $140M without g
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by bcruddy 10y ago
I don't have any issue with vengeance fueling a legal offensive. I also think that Gawker crossed a very real line when they outed him in 2007. What concerns me is one billionaire can bring down and effectively silence a media outlet q
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by bcruddy 10y ago
Because NPM is the largest package ecosystem ever
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by bcruddy 10y ago
usr/bin/git is still vulnerable and is much more difficult than it appears to be to remove, homebrews git binary is stored in usr/local/bin/git
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by bcruddy 10y ago
Git seems to be included with the xcode command line tools, make sure that's up to date.
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by bcruddy 11y ago
Quick gist of the code you could drop into a chrome extension to make you confirm going to forbes. https://gist.github.com/bcruddy/4a994621c7ba050b19ddc956769e...
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by bcruddy 11y ago
That's a negotiating strategy. Not calling them dicks, but when someone pressures you to make the first offer and you don't know what ballpark you're in, toss out a really high number and see what happens. In this case the re
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by bcruddy 11y ago
You don't need "up to the minute" information though. Data can be days old and still be viable as long as you're using twitter's streaming API to get injury updates from one of each 32 teams beat writers as they oc
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by bcruddy 11y ago
No I meant it returned an HTML page that said "this link as moved" with a link directing you to https://status.slack.com
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by bcruddy 11y ago
I didn't notice an interruption on the desktop client and it's been logged in for about 7 hours now and slack.com looks fine. Interestingly enough https://status.slack.com is currently down while curling status.slack.c
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by bcruddy 11y ago
What do you mean? I can turn javascript off in my browser which effectively takes control of the front end by preventing communication with the server. Native is a different story but saying "there's no such thing as a front-end
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by bcruddy 11y ago
The lottery still exists because there are a lot of people who are bad at statistics.
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by bcruddy 11y ago
This is really cool, is the source code available anywhere?
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by bcruddy 11y ago
Another mark up language? Why? What was wrong with HTML here?
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by bcruddy 11y ago
127.0.0.1 is purely a virtual loopback within your own system. Google can't take it down.
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by bcruddy 11y ago
THIS IS AMAZING. THANK YOU FOR PAYING FOR A .IO TLD TO GIVE THIS TO THE WORLD.
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by bcruddy 11y ago
Yeah but javascript has 'use strict' whereas PHP decided that the easter egg "looks like you're using the wrong language!" was more important than actually allowing a 'use strict' to force === instead of =
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by bcruddy 11y ago
Tried two pictures. 47 and 31. I'm 24.