cnlwsu

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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Some guy who creates users to respond to criticism? Oh and looks like an idiot.
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Largest US wireless carriers to abide in voluntary unlocking principles(petitions.whitehouse.gov)
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
> but use a third party spell checking package. Both the venv and the jar will contain that third party package Jar files do not support including third party libraries. You simply cannot put a jar in a jar. Eclipse/maven etc can
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
UPS trucks would be a lot better target. More then 5 lbs worth of stuff in the back of one of those.
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
I think your reaching a little, taking things outta context and spinning what he says to reinforce what you want to believe. The bottom of the ladder is takin outta context, I am pretty sure he is referring to his position in the ping pong
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
sqlite! (love this http://www.sqlite.org/testing.html )
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Open source projects have people who contribute to them all the time (and for much much less then this). This just provides extra incentive. Gives additional motivation for people on the fence. Ive contributed to C* ( gasp for free) bef
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Theres a list of examples in the readme. I think the devops ideas are interesting. Store sensible data: Your brand new shinny infrastructure surely relies on many certificates and private keys of different kinds: ssl, rsa, gpg, ... T
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Which might be an indication of the type of community involvement an open source version of winamp would see. Although I would love to see it try.
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Obligatory (sorry, its a bit off topic): http://www.amazon.com/AutoExec-Wheelmate-Steering-Attachable...
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Lost monetary gains of some vs the lives of so many. Guess it depends on your point of view.
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
It makes me feel incredibly guilty for how much a lot of people (myself) hated this man over things that seem so petty now a mere decade or so later.
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Why is it unwarranted? Care to add some substance to your comment?
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
MZ35G7VYQ5R, 7DZ6G7FB3MU, LDMBCGAYRGD, UGE5SE9TNWE
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Or for same price can get a month of crunchyroll and legally support the studios while enjoying 1080p videos on demand. I have some guest passes backed up if anyone is interested
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
reminds me of epl http://esper.codehaus.org/esper-4.2.0/doc/reference/en/html/...
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Actually, as a person who used most of these and built things similarly this project seems very interesting and useful and tackles a lot of the annoyances of those above. Kinda a combination of otsdb and esper but without a big requirement
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Same here. Although its true theres a lot of bad corporations out there, there are plenty of bad startups as well. People don't like to hear about great paying corporate jobs that treat you like human beings though.
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
gets worse when you hear "we don't have time for unit tests"
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Not to mention nowadays if your in music industry (radio at least) you are pulling XP machines outta the trash.
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
I've setup 1m connections to a Netty service we host a couple years back, its kinda a fun exercise. I would avoid something like hazelcast if want to do something that palatalized. We used terracotta and the entire concept of a share
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
do something nice for someone where they offered no reward : they gave me something because they thought it was nice do something for someone who never offered to give you anything but you expected a thousand dollars anyway : they gave me
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Not even Apple/Google threads have this much fanboisms and useless comments.
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
In all fairness the only tools that are not (speaking from a devops position at least) hated is chef or puppet. Everything else will at some point go down at 2am.
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Depends on how "clever" the people using Scala were trying to be. obligatory: http://parleys.com/play/51c1ffe7e4b0d38b54f46231
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
apriorixWasxTotallyxWrongxAboutxThis is a really good password that people can remember easily.
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
First off I would expect a parent who sees their children suffer to lash out at someone when they have no way of controlling it. That doesnt mean it goes without merit though. If a child is bullied in PE to where every day he just tries to
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Isnt this kinda ad hominem? in fact the first 3 paragraphs explain she has more expertise in the topic than most. She more then has a right to an opinion and her points make sense it was not "dont foster an environment that belittled
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
Yahoo's change was more the CEO deciding that she can redo it in a weekend. I would think any change from Google would go through a UX/UI design team and a ton of redundant meetings... not sure which is worse.
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by cnlwsu 13y ago
wow thats a really interesting set of slides.

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