cmars

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by cmars 14y ago
Great fun, but it's picked up some NSFW gifs. Can you add a filter or at least make NSFW opt-in like reddpics, scrolldit, etc.?
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by cmars 15y ago
When the current entertainment cartels are replaced by lighting and shading algorithms, algorithmically generated or enhanced sets and story lines, artifically-intelligent actor agents and remotely live-actor operated machinima drones, the
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by cmars 15y ago
Require equal paternity leave, and the author will be forced to consider married men just as risky a prospect. Better solution: make the employment restrictions apply to a company of a certain size. A large enough company should be well-eno
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by cmars 15y ago
Also closed-source, proprietary software.
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by cmars 15y ago
This might be heresy, but how could one do something similar in Go? Would it be worthwhile?
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by cmars 15y ago
I work from home now, I could go take a walk - right now! I work from home now, I could ride a bike - right now! Then freaking do it and return to your work with new vigor. Stop feeling guilty about it. This always makes you more productive
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by cmars 15y ago
Last time I looked into zmq, it was not recommended for use in public internet services -- not resilient enough against a potential DoS attack or buggy client implementation. Has this changed?
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by cmars 15y ago
I develop with Eclipse and MDD at my day job, Go in my side projects. I'll definitely evaluate Extend for the day job enterprisey stuff, but in Go, I don't miss the class hierarchy at all; I find it very refreshing.
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by cmars 15y ago
They've lost my trust. Switching to ff mobile.
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by cmars 15y ago
Ok... but I won't log into these kind of FB-connected sites before seeing a demo of what it does and what it will do w/ my FB account & contacts. Needs a video or a sandbox or something.
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by cmars 15y ago
[f] Sign in with Facebook closes tab
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by cmars 15y ago
I left G+ a week ago, deleting my G+ account and profile. I'll be shopping for a gmail alternative as well. After trying G+ out for a bit, I decided that I just didn't need it. A lot of my less technical friends & family use FB. I don't
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by cmars 15y ago
Can someone send me an invite please? I'd like to try this... casey.marshall@gmail.com
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by cmars 15y ago
This is a good idea. Like an OS-independent RedHat, focusing on the apps.
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by cmars 15y ago
I would rather see Mozilla focus on the individual end user experience than cater to what some IT dept wants. Every BigCo I've worked at, IE was the official supported browser. Firefox was the defacto used browser by employees who probably
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by cmars 15y ago
Privacy is not fleeting. I put harmless public information in FB, even though its private. If I have to fill a field I don't want to, I enter fake data. Like my birthday? 1/1/1970. Fake some of your profile info, joke schools and jobs. I do
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by cmars 15y ago
I'll switch to scala or any other language if it will abstract away SQL cursors with minimal overhead.
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by cmars 15y ago
already possible with droidwall.
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by cmars 15y ago
its not written in Java for one.
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by cmars 15y ago
Nice, a liability lightning rod.
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by cmars 15y ago
Its a nice story but not everyone is going to be a self-sufficient blogger. He's an outlier.
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by cmars 15y ago
I remember reading that Kevin Mitnick wasn't even allowed payphone access for fears he could start World War III. I always thought this was rather silly overreacting. Now US policy makes it possible for a hacker to start a war.
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by cmars 15y ago
on a per-site basis? coming from google & aggregators, who would bother to sign up? similar reason I don't contribute on SO... I don't have anything to prove, I might have wanted to share some help, but I don't need to waste my time jum
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by cmars 15y ago
if a seemingly random stream of bits travels across the internet, from a seemingly random collection of bits on a cluster of virtual machines... does it make a sound?
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by cmars 15y ago
I've definitely seen and believe in the benefits of an extended family raising a child. I think you're on to something here.
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by cmars 15y ago
work at home dad here. I get most of my work done at home when kid is at school, I'm pretty laid back and don't even need an office, just sprawl out on a couch with laptop & I'm good. I mix it up and go to a coffee shop if wife is home,
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by cmars 15y ago
what's sad is, this device could easily support an external device. user did not realize they purchased an artistic statement of design simplicity instead of a flexible computing device.
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by cmars 15y ago
Because NOYDB (or anyone else's, for that matter), that's why. Because my data and my devices should be used for my interests, and only with my consent if for someone else's.