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bgentry
16y ago
Is it not a compromise of your journalistic integrity to alter your published opinions because a partner/parent company is afraid that the truth makes them look bad?
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bgentry
16y ago
I love seeing stuff like this published.. Even though this one release may not be representative of the company as a whole, at least it gives us some reason to believe in TechCrunch's journalistic integrity.
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bgentry
16y ago
Voted. This is a completely separate issue from discussions about illegal immigration or border security. Hopefully our elected officials are able to look past the "immigration" stigma and vote based on the bill's contents. And hopefully no
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bgentry
16y ago
Absolutely unacceptable. I was planning on upgrading from free to 100GB literally today but this changes my mind. How can I trust that Dropbox cares about the safety of my data when they make such amateur security mistakes in their mobile a
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bgentry
16y ago
Nothing to see here. Hopefully this is just setting the stage for what's about to be released, but nothing in this first batch is in any way shocking or concerning.
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bgentry
16y ago
I was right with her until I got to this sentence: "She plans to buy tickets to a Lady Gaga concert with the cash that she earned for her trouble."
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bgentry
16y ago
Before my most recent job search (~4 mo. ago) I finally invested the time and effort to break free of Word docs and switch to LaTeX. Honestly, I spent about a week relearning the basic syntax (it's been years) and learning how to do much mo
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bgentry
16y ago
The linked article discusses these negotiations at length.
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bgentry
16y ago
I believe you're looking for the presentation "Grease Your Suite" hosted here on Heroku: http://grease-your-suite.heroku.com/
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bgentry
16y ago
5. Become a high-level executive of a large or extremely profitable company. Obviously there's a small number of people for whom this will happen but I'm pretty sure most corporate execs make >$200k
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bgentry
16y ago
But the reason they are so popular and have a large die-hard fan base is that they've done it this way since the beginning. The band recently announced that 2011 will be the first year in their history that no major tour is scheduled. Sure,
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bgentry
16y ago
Hasn't he in fact disobeyed the orders of his superior officers by leaking the cables (which were marked "CONFIDENTIAL")? There are a few reasons why disobeying such an order would be acceptable, but I doubt the military will take it easy o
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16y ago
In the guided tour and blog post, it says that the photos displayed at the top of your "new profile" are "recently tagged photos". Most of the ones that keep showing up for me are very old. Is everybody else experiencing that? It also seems
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bgentry
16y ago
Anybody read the Cassandra book? Just picked it up but I was curious if anybody else had found it to be especially useful.
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Internet Blacklist Bill is back; vote scheduled for next Thursday
(huffingtonpost.com)
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bgentry
16y ago
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bgentry
16y ago
won't work with all codecs, but that same concept can be applied to a lot of areas!
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16y ago
Based on the docs, it appears that this also allows you to upload segments of files without knowing the final number of segments or the final file size. This will be pretty damn useful for piping the output of some process generating a larg
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bgentry
16y ago
For those who missed the other thread.. There were many jobs posted (though primarily non-remote positions): http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1855569
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Ask HN: Who Is Hiring? (November 2010 Edition)
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bgentry
16y ago
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16y ago
I'm in 100% agreement with this article. My company has sold more and more Facebook app / custom tab work lately, and it amounts to nothing but headaches. Most clients simply refuse to understand that so many of the problems encountered are
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bgentry
16y ago
I used the following FlashBlock for Chrome, and using resource tracker I could see that no SWFs were downloaded on a YouTube page until after I temporarily enabled Flash on that page. https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/gofhjkjmk
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16y ago
Tried to think of a way before I posted it but couldn't come up with anything. I would happily change the URL if somebody knows how to direct link.
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Google.com has an animated logo using an HTML/JavaScript particle simulator
(google.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
We have been asking AWS for this feature for many months now. CloudFront's minimum TTL of 1hr is not quick enough when you've got a problem with a cached file on a high-traffic site. Great to see it finally released!
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16y ago
ah, you are correct, I saw this bit in the release note earlier and then assumed that Cldwalker was referring to the same issue. So, setting rvm_project_rvmrc=0 will still execute RVM's cd script, but it will skip the part that loads an rvm
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bgentry
16y ago
Are you referring to the auto switching of Ruby environments based on a directory change? If so, this latest version disables that by default
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bgentry
16y ago
Did you read the article? The headline is a bit misleading, but the speech is very well-written and its points valid.
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bgentry
16y ago
How many of these "running FFMPEG yourself is so much cheaper than XX service! XX is a ripoff" posts are we going to see? If you pay for a good transcoding service, you're not just paying for being able to run FFMPEG. That's the easy part.
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16y ago
What's the extent of the damage that everybody experienced from this outage?
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Amazon S3 & SQS US East outages
(status.aws.amazon.com)
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16y ago
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