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by bdfh42 13y ago
Well I followed the link and it did not display my name or seem to make any attempt
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Some oddities: The project is "by" Kano - London England and the image shows a UK three pin mains plug and the kit is based upon the UK built Raspberry Pi. Yet the prices are in USD with extra postage costs to ship outside the USA
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by bdfh42 13y ago
This feels like moving the problem from one bucket to another. Instead of crappy specs you end up with crappy tests. the issue is always the inability of the business to define the process - in particular the edge cases but even then someti
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Designing for exponential trends of 2014(blog.learningbyshipping.com)
11 points by bdfh42 13y ago|0 comments
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by bdfh42 13y ago
The foundation of the UK's unwritten constitution is that you may do anything that is not prohibited by law. You do not need someone's permission to exercise your free will - your freedoms are not "granted" but fundament
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by bdfh42 13y ago
You missed the point of my comment. My point was that you can't turn off an important (nay crucial) element of modern web applications simply because you don't like how some web sites go beyond enhancement into the black pit of de
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by bdfh42 13y ago
...and frankly this whole "user experience" thing has got completely out of hand. Just what is wrong with sending a stack of punch cards in by post for processing? I just love getting the box of listing paper back with a printed c
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by bdfh42 13y ago
It would have been nice if Android 4.4 had enabled Bluetooth LE on devices with Bluetooth 4 hardware but...
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Just to think - there are people in some parts of the world who do not speak English - is there an app for that?
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Not the only one - I just read this - and it fitted so well into some stuff I have been playing with using multiple micro processor boards and sensors - that now I just have to dive into it and see where it takes me.
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Apart from the obvious observation that if the Java application is important then you are working for an idiot - then you have to start from the beginning like everyone else and read a good book. You will also need to become familiar with w
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by bdfh42 13y ago
No change in my spam folder. Everything as normal and after all the gMail filter is probably the best around. It may be that you inadvertently marked a set of good emails as spam and the filter is just trying to meet what it thinks are your
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by bdfh42 13y ago
The facts as reported are almost certainly incomplete - to the point where they completely fail to represent the truth. This is necessarily so - in the UK we have strong privacy laws to protect both the mother and the child but make no mist
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by bdfh42 13y ago
MS Visual Studio - no question. Things like eclipse are OK but when it comes to developer support Visual Studio leaves everything else in the dust.
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by bdfh42 13y ago
There are no excuses for storing plain text passwords - ever! Just do not do it - it will always end in tears.
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by bdfh42 13y ago
I am sure you are quite correct - any limitation (within reasonable bounds for a web page control) is a strong indication that a web site is not hashing you password. At best they are encrypting it - and that is bad bad bad.
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by bdfh42 13y ago
I have signed up to see how it goes - introduced me to something I rather fancy straight away. I think I would add a "location" filter as I would be biased in favor of supporting projects based in my country - although I do punt a
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Alchemium Platform Documentation(electricplum.com)
1 points by bdfh42 13y ago|0 comments
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Having excluded the two obvious ways of solving the problem...
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Quite - we are probably all already running something just like this. i suspect that what this "entrepreneur" is adding is a central repository to store the user's passwords - like Dropbox or Google Drive or what have you. No
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Not trying to be a "Troll" or anything like that but Google is your friend when it comes to questions like this.
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by bdfh42 13y ago
So sort of .NET for Chrome? Cool. I like the language agnostic approaches we are seeing these days.
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Rupert Sheldrake Fools BBC, Deepak Chopra(newrepublic.com)
1 points by bdfh42 13y ago|0 comments
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Reginald Braithwaite's JavaScript Allongé free to read online see https://leanpub.com/javascript-allonge
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Well the inverse certainly exists. I continuously find projects held up waiting for a developer to complete a simple task that should only have taken - well certainly a tenth of the time. I have even run into a couple of folks who never act
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by bdfh42 13y ago
But jump to this http://wingolog.org/archives/2013/05/08/generators-in-v8 which explains it properly - and tells you why you would want to do it.
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Quite a good "rant" if you like that sort of thing (I do). I have a Windows 8 box for testing and I tested the upgrade to 8.1. First I had to get it bang up to date before I could "see" the upgrade in the Windows store t
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How PowToon Made Me Want to Buy Their Software(stevehanov.ca)
1 points by bdfh42 13y ago|0 comments
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by bdfh42 13y ago
He is only pissed because the NSA could not be bothered to bug his phone - but thought Angela Merkel worthy of attention as a "world leader". He seems like a good hearted chap but he does let his mouth start running well before wi
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by bdfh42 13y ago
Good for her, but in defense of the UK legal system - there has just been an important case over here that has fairly effectively outlawed the use of the UK courts to prosecute cases which are not rooted in the UK. There is still some way t

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