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by bhauer 12y ago
Thank you; that is illuminating. I live in Los Angeles, and we have our share of people who live sheltered political lives, but I've not known people to punish a business for doing something akin to what we're seeing in this stor
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by bhauer 12y ago
(I don't live in San Francisco, and I don't know Borderlands from Borders.) > Borderlands surprises me - I thought any business made unprofitable by San Francisco's minimum wage hikes would close up shop quietly, or just
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by bhauer 12y ago
The embedded 911 in the rear cannot be unseen. http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/2fhjte/this_is_a_bmw_i...
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by bhauer 12y ago
I think it is this, precisely. And I think legislatively we should clear the way for small business by reducing the burden of regulation and oppressive bureaucracy.
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Google discloses three severe vulnerabilities in Apple OS X(cnet.com)
351 points by bhauer 12y ago|133 comments
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by bhauer 12y ago
Assuming there is any validity to this story, I feel this is at least somewhat ironic considering Netflix's position as posterboy for "network neutrality." If one is neutral about the network, it should be of no concern whet
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by bhauer 12y ago
Great write up. This will be a good point of reference for future debates concerning the value of selecting high-performance platforms for web-applications. A common refrain among advocates of slower platforms is that computational perfor
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by bhauer 12y ago
This article is detailed and scientific. However, anecdotally speaking, the concern I have with evaluating high-frame rate in film is that we have very little context—most of us have only ever seen Peter Jackson's Hobbit films in HFR.
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Internet authority ICANN says it was hacked(latimes.com)
2 points by bhauer 12y ago|0 comments
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by bhauer 12y ago
We had a lot of fun with a recent hiring effort here. Our ad headline was "We do not want ninjas or rock stars, just good programmers." It seemed to resonate with our target audience more than a generic headline.
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by bhauer 12y ago
I strongly agree that the home automation industry has a history of failing to deliver, spanning the early 1990s to the early 2010s. In the late 1980s, during the time I was in primary and high school, my parents had X10 lamp and appliance
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by bhauer 12y ago
What would you say is the entertainment capital of the world? I live in Los Angeles, and at one time in the past I would have associated this city with entertainment. But it's been many years since our business climate was especially
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by bhauer 12y ago
I don't agree that the stagnation in resolution evolution was an artifact of the CRT to LCD conversion. I put the blame on the convergence of the living room and desktop display markets and the disturbing marketing effectiveness of th
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by bhauer 12y ago
We (TechEmpower) have run preliminary tests of JSSE in consideration of a future round of our framework benchmarks project. Although we do not yet have any SSL tests in our project, our preliminary findings were that JSSE was considerably
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by bhauer 12y ago
There is a "Lng" (language) column at the right of the table. It's the second color-coded attribute column, after the framework classification column. You can also filter out languages you don't care about by using the
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by bhauer 12y ago
I have a couple flat charging plates and on my desk, I use the angled plate [1]. That said, I don't actually use my phone all that much while it's on a charging plate. But as others have pointed out, when you have wireless chargi
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by bhauer 12y ago
I've been using wireless charging for nearly two years on my Lumia 920. And for the past year, my wife's Lumia Icon has been doing the same. I picked up a couple more charging plates when she switched to Windows Phone. Now that
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Microsoft outs Band fitness wearable in Apple App store screenshots(cnet.com)
2 points by bhauer 12y ago|0 comments
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by bhauer 12y ago
Although not directly related to your use-case, I wanted to mention that we received a pull request [1] implementing a test of the Iron framework. Expect to see this in Round 10 of our framework benchmarks project. [1] https://g
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Intel tops Q3 expectations despite a $1B loss in mobile biz(cnet.com)
2 points by bhauer 12y ago|0 comments
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From .coffee to .email to .xyz: The Web's crazy new reality is here(cnet.com)
1 points by bhauer 12y ago|1 comments
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by bhauer 12y ago
The tests at lowlatencyweb.wordpress.com were conducted without network connectivity—the load generator (wrk) was running on the same host as the web server. The results are 500K RPS for localhost connections with standard keep-alive and 1
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by bhauer 12y ago
I'm trying to attach a ChildEventListener to the "item" Firebase and I'm getting a "permission denied" error. My guess is that I am doing something wrong, but on the off chance that the adding event listeners
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by bhauer 12y ago
Some are speculating a dual-motor Model S, which would be quite interesting.
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by bhauer 12y ago
Agreed in general. Though I can't help but think the Back to School scene is there because of the recent EconPop episode about Back to School.
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by bhauer 12y ago
First I've heard the word used in this context, but I assume it refers to the appearance of the braces forming a 'V' pattern of what look like seagulls.
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by bhauer 12y ago
I'm in roughly the same boat as you, with my household having owned so many Kindles that the names are something like "8th Kindle." I go with special offers as well because I usually run with the antenna off for long periods
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by bhauer 12y ago
According to Wiktionary, you are using an older form of "pretension." http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pretention
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The Road Ahead(anandtech.com)
537 points by bhauer 12y ago|60 comments
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by bhauer 12y ago
I thoroughly agree. In fact, I wrote very similar sentiments in a blog entry in April [1]. The calls for a boycott of Mozilla and Firefox in particular from left and right were embarrassing for our society. Mozilla was wrongly targeted t

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