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by borisk 16y ago
Very funny. This is one of the many fantastic features of DRM.
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Flash 10.1 final available for smartphones with Android 2.2(gsmarena.com)
1 points by borisk 16y ago|0 comments
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The Programmer Dress Code (codethinked.com)
92 points by borisk 16y ago|67 comments
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by borisk 16y ago
Nice picture interface on this site.
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by borisk 16y ago
I mean money and ppl. The computer industry in US was a product of enormous investments during WW2, A/H bombs projects, moon missions. Countries like USSR, UK, France, China were left far behind and had to copy most of US technology. German
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by borisk 16y ago
And you know this how? Developing computer and space industries takes a lot of resources, which Germany would not have had.
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by borisk 16y ago
Actually Ada only published the code, which was earlier presented by Babbage (at his only public talk, in Italy).
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by borisk 16y ago
People's Bank of China will exchange practically unlimited amounts of Yuan to USDs for other banks in China.
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by borisk 16y ago
Looks to me like a Visual Studio 2002 clone :D
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by borisk 16y ago
It's a cool idea, isn't it? Why not encourage marketing ppl to produce more ads like this?
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by borisk 16y ago
Hehe, a proxy cashing PUTs can spice up your REST experience. How exactly will the proxy know someone else haven't updated a resource between 2 requests and it's safe not to pass the 2nd request to server?
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by borisk 16y ago
You're obviously (by your rate and believes) a newcomer to enterprise architecture ;) Distributed transactions are an anti-pattern even with WS-Transactions. And business rules belong to the services themselves, not to the service infrastru
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by borisk 16y ago
Right, my bad. Still there is an option to receive confirmation link for each post.
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by borisk 16y ago
Email address is not enough. This one case was a coincidence. "We had a specific problem with the way we dealt with SPF records. Dustin didn't set any up, and there was a specific way that Robin Duckett's email server responded that caused
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by borisk 16y ago
Useless nonsense.
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by borisk 16y ago
CPU companies don't want to pay the very high costs of designing complex extensions.
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As of 2011 all new Nokia smartphones to pack NFC support(gsmarena.com)
2 points by borisk 16y ago|0 comments
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by borisk 16y ago
Headers are name/value pairs, a typical email will have 20 of those. It's possible to copy them if you have received an email from the blog owner or maybe from a mailing list post.
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by borisk 16y ago
Not so big a deal IMHO. You can always set a pass if spammers start targeting your blog.
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by borisk 16y ago
The most sane option, really? You'll use a runtime without garbage collection. And a GUI framework, vastly inferior to say WPF ( GUI accelerated, XAML DSL, tools for designers ).
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by borisk 16y ago
or as a way to make sure the demand does not shift
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by borisk 16y ago
Worldwide Symbian has around 44% market share. http://www.gartner.com/it/page.jsp?id=1372013
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by borisk 16y ago
Americans hardly buy any products designed outside US. I've wondered for some time why is that and my best guest is non-US marketing doesn't work on Yankees.
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by borisk 16y ago
Not really - active noise canceling headphones are better at blocking low sounds, like plane engines noise. IEMs block well human speach and other high sounds.
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Startup instructions(karakata.net)
1 points by borisk 16y ago|0 comments
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Netcraft May 2010 Web Server Survey(news.netcraft.com)
1 points by borisk 16y ago|0 comments
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by borisk 16y ago
Not at all. These robots, if they become popular, will be a fat fat target for all kind of hackers. All it takes is to add the web interface URL pattern to the popular key loggers. If there are many ppl who use the robots, some will have th
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by borisk 16y ago
Provided security is not the selling feature of your product, I'd say use a simple and effective 6 digit RSA token generator. http://www.mygaming.co.za/news/PC/4428-World-Warcraft-look-t... http://bnetauth.freeportal.us/specification.htm
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by borisk 16y ago
Good password? That doesn't sound very secure. Why not at least use an RSA token generator. It takes 5 lines of code. What OS does the robot computer run? Great product BTW ;)
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by borisk 16y ago
Robot start price - $15 000, cracking into it across the net - priceless.

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