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by bdg 12y ago
I'm so happy I don't work on the files you work on.
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by bdg 12y ago
From a sales perspective I can't tell the difference between this and trello in less than 60 seconds. When I load the page I see I can "try it" but I don't want to invest the time. Show me exactly why your product is goi
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by bdg 12y ago
I was using a FreeBSD desktop for about two years as my main work machine and finally gave up after constant goofing around with things. I switched to Manjaro yesterday on a brand new laptop, I was blown away at how quickly everything worke
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by bdg 12y ago
Of all the countries in the world, this is the one I am the most terrified of ever setting foot in. At least if I went to a place like Mogadishu, I may be at risk, but I know they don't have the resources to waste on finding out unknow
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by bdg 12y ago
Can I sort all tlds for a cheapest registrar?
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by bdg 12y ago
It's "Rap er uh", not "rape er e".
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by bdg 12y ago
I'm curious if a microwave's magnetron strapped to the pursuit drone could act as a poor man's Active Denial System and fry the other drone.
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by bdg 12y ago
Something as basic as a wire mesh would fit the bill.
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by bdg 12y ago
A lot of really interesting things happened at Bletchley park, like breaking the Lorenz SZ, and building the Colossus Mark I & II. I think you could really take any one of those stories and make them entertaining.
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by bdg 12y ago
I saw it about two weeks ago at an advanced screening. Despite everything in the article about the inaccuracies (and they are right), I found the movie to be enjoyable and really pretty close to the real story if you consider this is all to
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by bdg 12y ago
I truly don't understand this constant crying about programming languages that our community participates in. Seriously. Great frameworks and libraries out there exist and hide most of the cruft you deal with. I write absurd amount of
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by bdg 12y ago
More legs!
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by bdg 12y ago
While travel is high on the list, that's my experience with the bulk of profiles I see. Our generation just doesn't want to say they're defined by actions, but rather things they buy, or how much leisure they can obtain. >
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by bdg 12y ago
Are other non-employees on this list?
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by bdg 12y ago
Does anyone remember Gopher:// ? My experience was that content was a first-class-citizen of the gopher-net, because we didn't have "hyper media".
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by bdg 12y ago
What did you think of the Visa IPO one year on?
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by bdg 12y ago
The rating was an unsolicited rating. > A number of empirical papers have shown that unsolicited ratings are significantly lower than solicited ratings, both in the U.S. market and outside the U.S http://blogs.law.harvard.edu&
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by bdg 12y ago
The article feels like a slam against them. > Twitter reported a ... 7% fall in timeline views per user > -a 23% growth in its user base in the third quarter. ... I can't tell if that's a net volume increase or decrease. &gt
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by bdg 12y ago
This is fun, but it thinks I'm about 20 years older than I am, and the grey-beard Swedish sysadmin was identified as a black woman.
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by bdg 12y ago
Mozilla is competing with Google Wave now?
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by bdg 12y ago
Wow... And I was thinking that using my phone to hotspot in cafes was mitigating things like that. Thanks for sharing!
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by bdg 12y ago
Are you talking about the network filtering that's remedied by use of SSL?
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by bdg 12y ago
I'm happy to see this. I'm only in my 20s so I haven't grown up with mainframe computing in my life, but I did get to use both an AS/400 and z/OS about 5 years ago. I've been tweeting and emailing into the dark
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by bdg 12y ago
Care to add some substance to your question?
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Qualifying programmers: How to cut through the technobabble, voodoo and fear(github.com)
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by bdg 12y ago
I'm looking for some insight here. I read about situations involving poorly behaving police and the victims never think to call police dispatch and call over a staff Sargent or something like that Sure, there's the 'blue code
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by bdg 12y ago
I'd say the content volume is this one greatly outnumbers the other thread.
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by bdg 12y ago
I listen to a lot of the LessWrong works via castify (including their audio books which cover a great deal of of Yudkowsky's sequences): http://castify.co/channels/51-less-wrong I also use them for ConversionsXL:
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by bdg 12y ago
I can't make a meaningful interpretation from this. It looks pretty, but what does it mean?
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by bdg 12y ago
Creating an FAQ for these companies would be useful. Something to arm the devs who work at these places with something when they go to management who's reaction is "yeah I know it's bad.. but... like, we have important shit t

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