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by cdcarter 14y ago
The point of learning x86 assembly is that many products you may want to analyze or crack are in fact compiled for x86.
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Rename the font 'Comic Sans' to 'Comic CERNs'(change.org)
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by cdcarter 14y ago
"- How can a 3rd party send a message that appears to be from the user that ran the program?" Unfortunately this is just an issue of cid spoofing. Nothing new and carriers still let it happen.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
No, it just means Ticketmaster is the exclusive provider of box office services. That is a potential disruption model (if you could manager actually buying/building a venue) but there's a reason (commercial) venues almost always require you
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by cdcarter 14y ago
My immediate reaction as well. Simple, elegant, and lends itself well to bold colors.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
It's, in fact, fairly common. Some companies even go so far as to ally with the AAF and other organizations for national competitions.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
Two words: educational programming.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
Note that you didn't discuss the fine arts, the one category that actually is heavily funded through grants and sponsors. Free and cheap access to the masters work is about education.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
The NEA is a grant-maker. Kickstarter is a platform for a capital campaign. These are two incredibly different types of "unearned income." I have never seen an organization have a successful annual campaign through something like Kickstarte
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by cdcarter 14y ago
Yes, that's what Act of God means in the US legal system. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Act_of_God
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by cdcarter 14y ago
It's a reference to the new VS menu design.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
Actually, I really enjoyed a new project where the bullet points actually had the info in the video. Nothing kills me more than a marketing page where I have to watch a 5-7 min video to understand the project. I'm much more willing to watch
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by cdcarter 14y ago
This role is usually filled by the promoter. The promoter model actually is fairly smart, they maintain local offices in each areas and are responsible for knowing if a show will work in a region, and then booking it accordingly and taking
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by cdcarter 14y ago
Broadway is certainly headed this way with "dynamic pricing" and the "airplane model", where tickets increase in rate and availability as the event gets closer. It's working.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
And a surprising number of people now use Spotify or Pandora for their primary music interface.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
Perhaps this will catch on more than LevelUp!
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by cdcarter 14y ago
This is a really minor gripe, but consider localizing date formats. It's confusing as US user to see 18/6/12 as the date.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
Having good copy is vital to getting anyone to take your product seriously.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
I'm gonna guess he's talking about ChromeOS.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
Art is incredibly subjective, but a gallery opening is potentially the worst place to experience art. You are socially obliged to look at each piece, not just scan past the ones you don't think appeal to you (which is easy to do at a museum
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by cdcarter 14y ago
> The most striking exception to this rule is horseracing, where all the ‘action’ takes place in just a few minutes, the half-hour interval between races is dedicated to sociability, and friendly interaction between strangers is active
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by cdcarter 14y ago
And flirting is very much a like-dislike situation.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
This really is a great phrase. Obviously the same phenomenon occurred with the term Web 2.0.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
In fact, there's not even an opt-out. You can just create a permissive license. There is no authoritative way to release a work into Public Domain.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
No, the support plan is different, this is actually an additional 200,000 swiss francs for that branding.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
Per the fine print, it's yearly.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
I was merely showing an example of the writing style found throughout.
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by cdcarter 14y ago
They certainly do weigh that much. We have a regular delivery scheduled with FedEx, but we have to meet them at our lockbox and open it for them. We may be slightly different as we aren't primarily a film venue. This is incredibly interesti
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by cdcarter 14y ago
This bit of thread http://forum.gwan.com/index.php?p=/discussion/comment/5550/#... manages to sum up the entire experience of digging into G-WAN that I went through tonight. Fernandos (a veritable G-WAN groupie who hangs on the forums pos
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by cdcarter 14y ago
This is fairly standard. As mentioned down thread, an "air gap" is a huge safety measure for production computers. Lowers the likelihood of a virus infecting the machine, and if a botnet does get on there somehow, it still can't talk to C&#

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