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by cmelbye 12y ago
What do you mean "you're not supposed to"? People can and will spend their money however they'd like. They've raised more than $400k already, obviously at least a few people disagree with you.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Almost completely died out? Have you heard Kanye's new album?
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by cmelbye 12y ago
This was childish, offensive annotations on a murderer's manifesto days after he killed several people. I'm sure we'd all enjoy discussing great ideas, but this was neither great nor an idea.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
If they did, there probably wouldn't be a $17k bounty for unlocking the phone.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
I find it amazing how often I see comments on Stack Overflow complaining that the obvious pseudocode solution (meant as a guideline to explain the correct answer) "doesn't work". It seems like it's very common to outrigh
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by cmelbye 12y ago
As several others have pointed out, this isn't a security issue or a bug, it's just how Git works. However, it does make me wonder something. Do these spoofed commits count towards the "Contributions" visualization on Gi
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by cmelbye 12y ago
I don't think it's that hard to understand why they might have done it this way, is it? Privacy immediately comes to mind.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
That sounds like it should hopefully be a software fix.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
> Comcast won't allow HBOGO over Roku Wait, what? Do they seriously do that? Can Comcast please die any more quickly?
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Broken back button, bleh.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
I didn't see any on App Engine either. Strange...
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Presumably there's a way to use the app without having access to the entire Internet, especially considering this is a link to the source code.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
I don't think you read the article closely enough. He doesn't have a record label.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Yup, I clicked the empty background as well and was confused for a second when the video stopped.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
I may be wrong, but Lyft did ridesharing before Uber. Uber X was initially professional drivers with mid-range hybrid cars, while Lyft used the ridesharing model. Then, Uber moved to the ridesharing model for Uber X with relaxed driver and
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Back button is broken, oof. Beautiful app though.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
The standard library is actually quite good: http://golang.org/pkg/
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Title from the article: "Chromebooks on Fire! The Coming Consumer Cloud Revolution."
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Edited/inaccurate title. The actual title from the article is: "Chromebooks on Fire! The Coming Consumer Cloud Revolution."
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by cmelbye 12y ago
If their displays are faulty, there will be a noticeable ghosting effect when a window is left in the same place for a long time and then moved somewhere else on the screen. A faded "ghost window" will remain in its place. Another
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by cmelbye 12y ago
> Didn't he get a salary of $1 a year without any backfire while CEOs of smaller companies tried it and got fined? Yes, yes, no. It's very common and legal. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-dollar_salary
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by cmelbye 12y ago
He's advocating that you stop eating the meat because eating the meat supports the producers of the meat who are deciding to overuse antibiotics irresponsibly.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Sure, they benefit by getting valuable data on Internet traffic. For another example of DNS server monetization, see http://opendns.com/ . Turns out there are clever ways of (mis)using DNS features to make money. For example
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Would the founder's wife have acted inappropriately toward the employee had the employee been male? It's probably not possible to know the answer to that for sure, but that's where the possibility lies. The intention of GitHu
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by cmelbye 12y ago
It's working perfectly on iPhone as well.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
A small correction: They weren't fighting for the crumbs of Windows Phone, they were eating the whole pie (save a small slice for HTC and a tiny sliver for Samsung).
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by cmelbye 12y ago
Safe? It threw the Internet into uproar, which continues today as they force YouTube users to either use their real names or create a Google+ brand page for their YouTube username. That doesn't sound like a safe decision to me.
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by cmelbye 12y ago
That seems like an OAuth anti pattern. Why would you ask the user for every permission when they're signing up? That can only hurt conversions. Ask for the bare minimum, and then request more permissions if the user does something with
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by cmelbye 13y ago
The comparison is far from honest. It leaves out iTunes and Airplay, it discusses CPU cores and memory without explaining to the consumer how that will affect their streaming experience, etc.
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by cmelbye 13y ago
It's in the Frequently Asked Questions.

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