berlinbrown

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by berlinbrown 14y ago
If you don't want it out there, trust me no one will care. I imagine the other side. What if there is that one person 20 years from now that was looking for a piece of code and finally end up on your idea from 20 years prior.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Because of this post I learned a little bit about node.js and may want get into. See how that works. And she has other interesting projects as well.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
I have played the middle ground on this issue. I was trying to see it from the eye's the prosecutors or the law as it is concerned with the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. How do they craft law that is generic enough to catch guys like meev
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Corporations should do a better job of adopting open projects (see Google) and Open source projects should do a better job of recruiting corporations to get involved.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
My comment: Nobody will claim that Apple creates ugly, hard to use hardware and software. Design, art and beauty of hardware and software is a primary focus at Apple. They are meticulous about the look and feel of their products. I have b
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
If you look at the practical real-world environments, Maven beats out most other approaches for large projects. I think you have three or four different build setups. I prefer Maven for large projects and Ant for small projects. Up votes
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
I think developers are dogmatic and stick to a particular religion. I don't mind mind maven but I hate when I see an example piece of code and the only way to get it to work is complicated maven(pom) script. Then I have to spend a hour tr
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Oldie but a goodie.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Great computer science book.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Let's get easy access in honor of Aaron's recent actions.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
OK, I see your point. I had a hard time quickly coming up with important works of software engineering. I guess I kind of stepped over my own argument. The post was about google ads, why is that important? Then I mention reddit.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
There are many fallacies with the argument that the greatest minds are at the googleplex. Google does hire some smart people and probably engineer for engineer, they probably stack up better than the averages across the US. But, great peop
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
I am not an admin or anything. But won't the firewall rules lock down any access to : subversion, git, irc, or pretty much anything that doesn't use http or https.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Two things I don't do. Actually several more things. I don't do smart phones. And I don't do downloading of illegal files, copyrighted files. Why? I don't have to watch the next movie for free. I just don't care enough or want to wast
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Interesting. And it applies to anything?
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Can someone actually post the real data.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Spoken like a true scientist.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Why can't you just take the questions at face value and leave it at that. You are doing the same thing that Carmen Ortiz did to Aaron. You are attacking this guy.
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Teacher pleads guilty to "popup" porn charges(wired.com)
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
"Page didn't elaborate on the reasons he thinks the company is doing a bad job, or which products he was referring to in particular, but it is still one of the more direct criticisms Page has leveled against Facebook to date." Well your cri
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
I know Java is getting a bad rap. But isn't this really an issue with the Oracle JRE updates? And not just the JRE but updates to browser plugin. I mention it, because Java is not just but a platform of many different tools. And there ar
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
That one story went viral. Has anyone actually validated it?
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Can anyone verify the story?
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Did they just plagiarize Andrew Valentine's article on the verizon business site?
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
That is how I feel. Facebook is a bastardization of technology. We should focus on secure, anonymous approaches. Not stalking applications. That is why no one created Facebook. Because personal information and the like should be protec
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
Does distributed always mean a complex multi-tier web application?
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
He downloaded 4 million articles and physically hard-wired his machine on the network.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
He is kind of a less radical version of Richard Stallman.
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by berlinbrown 14y ago
These guys don't mess around, do they?
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What could Aaron have done differently not to get caught
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