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by capote 10y ago
Partially related: Is anyone else bothered by the volume of negative reviews on Amazon that simply target an individual seller rather than the product? All instances of any product are covered by the same set of reviews, regardless who th
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by capote 10y ago
Citadel is one I know for sure is pretty cutting edge, and I'd wager their security can rival any large tech company.
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by capote 10y ago
If not a ruse, this is a dumb post that discredits itself and calls makefiles hacky, not noticing that they are used by many people for most native programming on most (unix type) platforms. I'm feeling cranky every day, but just today
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by capote 10y ago
You already found at least one. Also try anyone with a degree in computer science. I'd wager it's in most first year courses; it was in 3 of mine. Also you could consult anyone who spends a lot of time working on/programmi
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by capote 10y ago
I suppose so. But there are always many tools for everything. And everyone can select his favorite.
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by capote 10y ago
Do so many people who go on this site not know how to make makefiles? Also why is it for hipsters? Or is the article for hipsters? Why does the author call his own published notes factually inaccurate? Why is it hacky to use a makefile?
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Smile, you’re in the FBI face-recognition database(arstechnica.com)
3 points by capote 10y ago|0 comments
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by capote 10y ago
I can attest to the truth in this statement: I have slept in the same bed as many people and have not sexually assaulted any of them.
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by capote 10y ago
This doesn't mean all financial institutions are bad at security. Some are cutting edge and hire some of the best.
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by capote 10y ago
Just the tech giants have the best security people? How about large banks, hedgefunds and other financial services, security contractors/private military and governments?
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by capote 10y ago
And secol in Romanian ^_^
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Citigroup owns saying “thank you”(bloomberg.com)
4 points by capote 10y ago|0 comments
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by capote 10y ago
I suppose the age old Mac vs. PC vs. Quap debate contributed to the volatility of the scores of these posts.
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by capote 10y ago
I liked the presentation the most out of every aspect of the article. I don't think it's infantile. If anything, I see the author's tone, bias, and perspective as problematic, but I suppose this is also just as subjective, a
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by capote 10y ago
How do the bullet points in "Why does Go leave out those features?" address why Go leaves out the features on the preceding slide? All it talks about is clarity (important but not the only important thing) and I just don't se
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by capote 10y ago
I can't find the option for audio + screen recording and your picture doesn't show it.
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by capote 10y ago
I've noticed this feature, but it doesn't allow you to record audio with it too (mic or system sound). Am I missing something/is there a good way to do this?
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by capote 10y ago
It's so obvious that downvoters are just jealous they don't have a Quap with Pliptime.
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by capote 10y ago
I guess someone told it that file explorer isn't a game and now it doesn't even want to ask.
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by capote 10y ago
Quaps have had this for centuries now with pliptime installed by default
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by capote 10y ago
I wonder as well. I haven't been on an on-time train in Germany in the past year and a half.
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by capote 10y ago
I agree with your second point. Not being on Facebook affects none of my life, 'real' or not. And as far as I know, even those in my small friend group who are on Facebook don't really use it much. I don't think Facebo
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by capote 10y ago
Isn't it kinda ridiculous to believe your design should be the universal design for all apps? Their motivation makes it even worse in my opinion. It's something they should know, and we all know, will never happen. That's
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by capote 10y ago
Interesting. To me the car is the least free method of transport. I feel like I'm in jail. There are thousands of rules, stay between the lines, listen to all the signs, careful to not hit children, it's so much more stressful
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by capote 10y ago
I wonder why so many people immediately jump to thinking about a car as an alternative to short distance air travel. Would people in the US never even consider a fast train system as a good option between Philadelphia and Chicago? (If it w
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by capote 10y ago
I don't understand your point about money. Airline costs are the lowest they've ever been, and like the other comment said, from business/first revenue airlines are making plenty of money. I also don't really see a reas
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by capote 10y ago
Looks like it's going to happen. More and more government agencies are thinking about it, and airports are starting to get angry themselves.
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by capote 10y ago
> it's hard to propose a workable alternative. No, it's not. The article proposed it, airports are already considering it, and even you proposed it (see next quote). > I'd suggest keeping the government in charge of wh
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by capote 10y ago
Think about how many of the major and wonderful companies we have today wouldn't exist if this were true.
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by capote 10y ago
Do you exclusively use software made by startups?

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