cmars232

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by cmars232 16y ago
So it begins...
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by cmars232 16y ago
Anyone try this? I would, but my media's on a Linux box.
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by cmars232 16y ago
Reminds me a bit of IBM Global Services in the late 90s.
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by cmars232 16y ago
I wonder if such an undertaking could be crowd-sourced somehow? Something like a wiki-fallout?
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by cmars232 16y ago
Have to use McAfee at big corporate day job. It's amazing how much faster a full-blown development environment runs on the same hardware when dual-booted into Linux.
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by cmars232 16y ago
Censored information can be distributed anonymously in the small, but in practice, in the large, censorship still works to marginalize content to a medium that is not readily accessible, save to a technically savvy few (Tor, freenet, I2C).
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by cmars232 16y ago
I was also recruited via LinkedIn for my current job.
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by cmars232 16y ago
This reminds me of an old legend from a semiconductor company where I used to work. You used to have to test your ESD protection (grounding heel/wrist straps) with an ohmmeter and log it to a notebook before going out to the factory floor t
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by cmars232 16y ago
Is there a quick, painless alternative though? Can't really decapitate or bleed out a heavily armored invertebrate. Maybe drown them in wine or spirits?
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by cmars232 16y ago
Vitamin D also seems to improve my mood. So does lying in the sun all afternoon, but Vit D is safer and more practical :)
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by cmars232 16y ago
node.js needs UDP.
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by cmars232 16y ago
Nah, usnet is overrated, themnet is where it's at!
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by cmars232 16y ago
If I were BPs execs, I'd be worried about more than my job.
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by cmars232 16y ago
Speculative market based on interest, relevance and attention is an interesting idea. Does it need to be tied to a social news website?
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by cmars232 16y ago
Installer wouldn't run on my XP 64 laptop: This application has failed to start because MSVCR100.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem. Update: Couldn't figure out how to use it on my 64-bit Ubuntu VM. I'm cu
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by cmars232 16y ago
I wonder if you could successfully apply an onion routing protocol to the distribution of physical objects, with an economy built-in around risk tolerance. Mundane shipping could then be subsidized by the more expensive contraband. Distance
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by cmars232 16y ago
I will if there is a better place to go. Or even a place that isn't better yet but could be made better by the early adopters.
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by cmars232 16y ago
“Is it realistic to predict that knowledge accumulation is so powerful as to outweigh the physical limits of physical capital services and the limited substitution possibilities for natural resources?” Yes, unless we figure out the knowledg
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by cmars232 16y ago
If independence and economic autonomy work well at the state level, I wonder what it could do at the local level in resilient communities.
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by cmars232 17y ago
IDEs are a special case, and not necessarily representative of the platform -- they're trading memory for speed on purpose. Cross-referencing and API lookups have to be fast, memory footprint is far less important. Something like the Eclips
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by cmars232 17y ago
> Skilled computer scientists with some management responsibilities, for instance, often make base salaries of $180,000 to $210,000. Really? Where? Is that in USD?
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by cmars232 17y ago
Maybe they're looking to get into the parked domain business?
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by cmars232 17y ago
Wow, this could also ban iPhone apps from using Scheme ( http://jlongster.com/blog/2009/06/17/write-apps-iphone-schem... ) or maybe even model-driven tools ( http://code.google.com/p/iphonical/ ). Telling developers which languages to use?
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by cmars232 17y ago
A heavy-handed IP process does not necessarily help user experience and product quality. In fact, in the Eclipse community, it can demonstrate the opposite effect. Because of licensing issues, Eclipse.org won't host the plugins you need to
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by cmars232 17y ago
I like Calibri, it's a refreshing font.
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by cmars232 17y ago
I've been struggling with this issue of empathy myself. I'm constantly bugged about being very capable of building things for an employer, but having no idea how to make something people want. How does one cultivate this empathy?
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by cmars232 17y ago
SF should just figure out a way to keep homeless off public transit. Perhaps they could charge nominal access fees that could be waived by a DL, passport or other proof of residence, and use the extra revenue to fund improved security.
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by cmars232 17y ago
I've heard of Time Warner infected subscribers asked to allow a service rep to install some basic firewall/AV software. I guess they had too many grandmas with zombie PCs connected direct to the modem & got proactive.
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by cmars232 17y ago
No, the USPTO is imploding.
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by cmars232 17y ago
Mad max references aside, I wonder if anyone has seriously considered just processing the waste into something useful. If they prevented some of of the careless inorganic stuff from getting in there (batteries, wtf?) couldn't this be an exc

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