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by calloc 16y ago
Apache has more restrictions than the BSD license ... why are you grouping the two of them together?
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by calloc 16y ago
Those manufacturers are not touting their locked set-top boxes as being an open platform...
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by calloc 16y ago
Or chip and pin.
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by calloc 16y ago
This is an alt. account for the reason of posting anonymised comments. That way I can present my view point without someone being able to find out who I am and how I have gained said knowledge. Does that make me less credible? Most likely y
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by calloc 16y ago
Feisty Fawn is how old? I can never remember the names of the releases. Why can't they just stick to the numbering scheme?
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by calloc 16y ago
Future tracking? I don't want to be tracked in the first place. Why is this not opt-in, rather than opt-out?
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by calloc 16y ago
The image is showing up as nothing for me...
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by calloc 16y ago
I'm sorry that you don't have an app for that ... I have an app called Quickmark on my iPhone that allows me save the image to my "library" and then select it within the app to decode QR codes.
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by calloc 16y ago
I know me too posts are generally frowned upon, but this was the exact issue I personally found as well. The About Us page doesn't give me any information on the company itself, what it does, the video didn't really clarify anything. To me
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by calloc 16y ago
Why do firewalls suddenly go away when IPv6 is introduced? If NAT is the only thing stopping packets from coming into your network then that is bad. Set up appropriate firewall rules.
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by calloc 16y ago
Nah, unfortunately NAT doesn't really do a good job of hiding what the source machine is. People have used this to analyse how many machines are behind a NAT with very clear patterns emerging based on TCP/IP timestamps as well as the sequen
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by calloc 16y ago
Office for the Mac doesn't follow standard Mac OS X idioms either ... for example using its own spell check rather than the system wide one. Printing goes through their own dialog which can cause all kinds of issues. Excel's scrolling is no
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by calloc 16y ago
Using JIRA at my place of work I have found the problem that JIRA does not allow multiple people to be assigned to a certain task. If I want to communicate with a team member and they are not the original reporter or the assigned user they
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by calloc 16y ago
JIRA is one of the worst bug tracking/task tracking tools I have ever had the displeasure of working with.
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by calloc 16y ago
If the guy had implemented his ALU in LogicWorks, gatesim or in VHDL/Verilog on an FPGA it would not have received the same amount of attention it has. The fact that Minecraft provides the basic required building blocks to make the various
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by calloc 16y ago
When I was in College I took a course that introduced me to logic gates and how they worked. Using the basic logic gates in LogicWorks we built a fully functional 8 bit micro controller, including op-codes that could be used to execute cert
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by calloc 16y ago
Can I borrow the private key for the public key that was used to create this message?
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by calloc 16y ago
Actually, I think he was referring to the Wii ...
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by calloc 16y ago
You are protected under a C-Corp, unless they can pierce the corporate veil in court (unlikely if you didn't do anything you weren't supposed to do) you can walk away and the only assets any of the creditors can go after are those of the co
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by calloc 16y ago
The issue I had with Molokai (and it may be my screen) is that the comments were barely readable. The colours were just too close to the background. My favourite is earendel ( http://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=2188 )
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by calloc 16y ago
FreeBSD installs all packages in /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/sbin You can blow away your /usr/local and start from a new ports tree and build it all back up without adversely affecting the system. Everything system related is in /bin, /sb
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by calloc 16y ago
If common lisp were obscure and not something that was very common knowledge you would have a point. I had never heard of this ability that he brought out in the open, because of having this posted on HN I now learned something new today, s
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by calloc 16y ago
Did you even read some of the other articles on his website? GCC Optimisations that fail: http://timetobleed.com/gcc-optimization-flag-makes-your-64bi... Symbol tables on Linux and Mac OS X and how to hook them: http://timetobleed.com/dy
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Security Awareness: Free Mac OS X Virus Scanner; only today(macscan.securemac.com)
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by calloc 16y ago
Sorry, my self preservation is rather strong. Thus I will not sacrifice myself.
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by calloc 16y ago
Self preservation still plays a role. Unfortunately we as humans are wired by nature to always have a me before anyone else unless it is our offspring in which case that role is reversed.
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by calloc 16y ago
Since you are asking for people to stand up, yes I will toss the baby overboard. I have no qualms about it in any way shape or form. The baby has no value, it won't be able to help with our decision making process to get back to shore, it w
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by calloc 16y ago
Microsoft makes my favourite mouse which is the Laser Mouse 6000. When I heard that they would no longer be in production I bought a second one as backup in case my first ever failed. It is light, has two extra buttons one on each side and
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by calloc 16y ago
The acceleration curve makes so much sense to me, for some reason it feels right. Whereas I hate using Windows or Linux because it doesn't have the same sort of curve. The touch-pads are extremely nice though. I have used Mac's since 2001 b
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by calloc 16y ago
Last I read Larry makes 1.6 BILLION US DOLLARS a year. I don't think you can ever spend that much money.

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