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by bhousel 13y ago
Have you built anything using those technologies that you can show off publicly?
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by bhousel 13y ago
Yes this is done all the time.
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by bhousel 13y ago
Something like this wouldn't really protect you from law enforcement. They perform forensic disk duplication before mucking around with a drive. If you provide a fake password to TrueCrypt and it starts overwriting things, it would be pre
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by bhousel 13y ago
They aren't charging $20,000 for 15 minutes of work. That number includes 20-40 hours of trial prep, with maybe some other expenses thrown in.
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by bhousel 13y ago
Since HITECH, all medical records are supposed to be encrypted both in transit and at rest. Reading http://www.courthousenews.com/2013/03/14/55707.htm it seems like the John Doe Plaintiff is a hosting company or datacenter, not the HIPAA
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by bhousel 13y ago
T-Mobile's coverage there isn't very good.
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by bhousel 13y ago
You can freeze eggs now.
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by bhousel 13y ago
I've found that I'm actually a lot happier not tracking all this stuff about myself. I was tracking my sleep, my running, my eating, my stress, my time, etc. Then a few months ago decided that I needed to focus more on living life and l
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by bhousel 14y ago
Who spends 8-12 hours a week on housework, and $4000 a year at Radio Shack? I'm running through ridiculous scenarios in my mind to hit those numbers. I think I've just been nerd-sniped.
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by bhousel 14y ago
http://longform.org always has interesting stuff to read. They recently reposted Renata Adler's "A Court of No Appeal" from 2000. I thought it was a really interesting denouncement of the current practice of journalism (particularly dire
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by bhousel 14y ago
I don't think we necessarily disagree. In the blog post, it looks like the author was training people on "true" TDD by using pair programming and a simple game like tic-tac-toe or rock-paper-scissors as the "target". This worked because t
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by bhousel 14y ago
I think that TDD works great only when you have a clear idea of what you're building. I think that TDD is probably not appropriate for a team that is still trying to figure out what they should be building. Software needs to be incredi
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by bhousel 14y ago
Here is an example rate sheet for where I live (Northern NJ): http://www.horizon-bcbsnj.com/SiteGen/Uploads/Public/horizon...
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by bhousel 14y ago
"I am learning something. The article I’m lightly consuming has become bookmarked in my head, and if it comes up in casual conversation later in the day, I can vigorously nod and say, “Yes, yes, I read that”. But I haven’t really. I noted
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by bhousel 14y ago
You can get them at Costco now for $180. It kinda blew my mind when I was there last weekend.
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by bhousel 14y ago
Actually, you are lucky. It looks like Chicago is its own state nestled within Gary. More info here: http://fakeisthenewreal.org/reform/ I might end up living in the state of "Newark" under this proposal. Not happy.
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by bhousel 14y ago
Where I live (northern NJ) everyone knows about and uses Patch. Even non-techy people. I'm really impressed by how quickly they've become the go-to source for local news.
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by bhousel 14y ago
The best: http://ruby.railstutorial.org/
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by bhousel 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Part_15_%28FCC_rules%29 Unlicensed broadcasts on the FM broadcast band (88 to 108 MHz) are limited to a field strength of 250 µV/m at a distance of 3 meters from the antenna. This is equivalent to 0.01 microw
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by bhousel 14y ago
I have tried a bunch of these time tracking apps, but I always just go back to tracking my time in a simple sheet in Excel saved to my Dropbox. It Just Works. Everyone I know just "guesstimates" their time to the nearest hour or half hour.
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by bhousel 14y ago
No.
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by bhousel 14y ago
Steve Ballmer does not have an MBA.
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Letter from a Birmingham Jail (1963)(africa.upenn.edu)
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by bhousel 14y ago
No, there were other mechanisms used to deny Aaron access to the JSTOR archive (and he made several attempts). I don't think this law change would have affected Aaron's case at all. What he did was still plausibly wire fraud, computer frau
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by bhousel 14y ago
The important stuff: SEC. 2. ELIMINATION OF CERTAIN VIOLATIONS OF AGREEMENTS OR CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS, RELATING TO INTERNET SERVICE, FROM THE PURVIEW OF CERTAIN CRIMINAL PROHIBITIONS. (a) FRAUD AND RELATED ACTIVITY IN CONNECTION WITH COM
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by bhousel 14y ago
There's no presumption of innocence in the military justice system. It's not common law, and military courts are heavily biased in the prosecution's favor.
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by bhousel 14y ago
Wow, you +1 for teaching me something new. I've been using stupid vegetable oil on a cloth all these years to season my cast iron, and it's the biggest pain in the ass. I never even thought to use shortening.
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by bhousel 14y ago
Yeah, I've done the same thing with Calphalon. My wife and I also went to a Calphalon outlet store to complete our registry, and got some ridiculous deal. I don't remember the details, but I think we ended up saving like $500 because the
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by bhousel 14y ago
Interesting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meringue There's way more to meringue than I realized.
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by bhousel 14y ago
Sweet, I am totally going to buy elysee gherkins the next time I see them. My secret luxurious dessert ingredient is speculoos. I saw it on Chopped so now I have to pick it up every time I'm at Trader Joe's.

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