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csmuk
13y ago
Yes entirely. I actually went and played with one in the Apple Store a couple of days after release. At the time I was still using my Lumia 820. They feel about the same so I agree. However consider the 4, 4s, 5, 5s. There's nothing li
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csmuk
13y ago
OMG. I was just looking at one of my children's books earlier and came up with exactly this idea. Two hours later, sit down on HN and someone has already done it. Awesome work whoever did this!
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csmuk
13y ago
Ugh sorry to throw this at you (nothing personal) but here's how I see it... Full disclosure: OP, long term Microsoft customer, ex MSDN premium sub, ex-registered gold parnership, 25 years working with Microsoft software and ex MCDBA,
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csmuk
13y ago
Call me crazy but I reckon Nokia will splash some cash on Jolla, pull a fast one with Nokia HERE (the big selling point for WP8 if you ask me) and port it to Jolla only then hit the market again lean and clean. No one is buying Windows RT a
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csmuk
13y ago
Actually I'm in the UK. His career is not lost. This is a minor setback. If you've ever worked in corporate law departments, you'll find lots of struck off legal professionals. They still play golf on the same courses, still
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13y ago
I'm suggesting that he needs to be accountable on his own terms for his actions and should be held to the same standards as his judgement. It's not a big deal for him as a prosecutor. Perhaps it'll be uncomfortable for a bit
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csmuk
13y ago
In this case the prosecutor's witheld evidence did result in another murder by the real perpetraitor 2 years later so your point is especially valid. The prosecutor should have that on his shoulders as well.
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13y ago
It's not about revenge. Our motivation to not do things is driven by consequences. When the balance of power exists so that those who determine consequences for people can do so out of self-interest, they need to be held up to the same
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13y ago
My point as the GP entirely. You can only hold a prosecutor to a "perfect standard" if they have the power to ruin a person's life through self-interest. That perfect standard should only be enforced the other way as well in
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13y ago
Re proesecutor: "He also agreed to a $500 fine, 500 hours of community service, and the loss of his law license, according to the Innocence Project, a legal clinic affiliated with Yeshiva University's Cardozo Law School." S
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csmuk
13y ago
Well that leaves, what 50+ other sites still? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0n8N98mpes The moles keep coming forever though...
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csmuk
13y ago
Computers are controlled by programs written by humans. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eQpUgHkBcg http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/1431911/airbus-cras... The list goes on...
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13y ago
Nope. I only run non critical stuff on DO like my personal email and web which to be honest I don't care if someone cracks or breaks. Once I've changed my ISP I'll move it all in house and use an old ThinkPad as a server (bui
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csmuk
13y ago
Well I'm not sure it has anything to do with vulnerabilities or not. They do a large feature add on minor updates between 6.x and 6.x+1 which may or may not add new modules etc. I design stuff to be resilient to host reboots. Then agai
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csmuk
13y ago
6.4->6.5 is a minor update. yum update, reboot that is all. Just works. Done it, thanks to ansible, to 24 machines today in about 30 minutes after I QA'ed the packages on my staging machine, DO droplet and laptop. Between 6.x and 7.
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csmuk
13y ago
If we had flying cars with chainsaws at each corner, I'd agree.
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csmuk
13y ago
Same here. Utterly lame. Anyone got a copy of it?
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csmuk
13y ago
Well they fail to prevent falling on you very well as the link shows. A lot of the accidents are from spurious behaviour and unrecoverable flight profiles.
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csmuk
13y ago
I disagree. CompSci is mainly userland. Most EE courses these days have the majority of a comp sci course built in. MIT actually blur the line between both. Pure comp sci will not help you understand why your RS485 bus drops have noise, why
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csmuk
13y ago
Interesting read. You can make this run infix notation by adding a simple front end. Reasonable quality description here: http://scriptasylum.com/tutorials/infix_postfix/algorithms/i... Although that bit is b
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13y ago
You really need an EE or CompSci degree these days. That's the first point of call. I don't have either but it was a little different when I started. I managed to build a reputation up on the side and go from there. Eventually peo
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csmuk
13y ago
Ha ha that's hilarious. Will try some cheddar next time as well :)
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13y ago
And of course the counter-story: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1144377 (page 5+ is most interesting) These are injuries caused by helicopters, drones, quadcopters etc. I don't want that shit floa
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csmuk
13y ago
> If you want to run Linux on your laptop, don't use either. Actually CentOS 6.4 has been the most reliable thing on my Lenovo T61, T400 and Dell T3500. Everything works from hibernate, sleep, WiFi, SAS, SSD's out of the box
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13y ago
"mostly" compatible way. You occasionally get shot so test them on another box first.
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13y ago
Updated my DO droplets now. No problems reported other than I was an idiot and forgot to "chkconfig dovecot on" on my IMAP server. Doh! Doing laptop this evening.
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13y ago
For the following reasons: Documentation is unsurpassed, it's very fast, it's pretty light weight, supported for a decade, stable ABI, completely hassle free, good OOB configuration, good 3rd party package support, available every
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csmuk
13y ago
To be honest I rather prefer a non-retina screen. I've got a chance to play with an rMBP and my wife has a Retina iPad mini. The line details on UIs are too thin so contrast disappears and the text verticals are too thin so it hinders
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13y ago
I just ate a fish finger sandwich for breakfast, inspired by your post :) Mayo+pepper in it and it's one of life's joys. You have to fry the fish fingers and drink tea with it though.
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csmuk
13y ago
Not at all!
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