dalore

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901.
by dalore 14y ago
They should use google.io for the Google I/O events.
902.
by dalore 14y ago
One way to look at is is that they validated your idea.
903.
by dalore 14y ago
And you can't beat the price, free. Integrates well with github and bitbucket. It's what I recommend to designers to use for git.
904.
by dalore 14y ago
I like SourceTree for my gui git needs on OSX.
905.
by dalore 14y ago
It's analysing behaviour for patterns. If you let out what patterns you're looking for then those patterns change.
906.
by dalore 14y ago
Yep. There were probably tech guys who said you shouldn't do it, but the tech guys that said you can probably got the promotions.
907.
by dalore 14y ago
Handles NAT traversals
908.
by dalore 14y ago
He mentioned only one which was Amazon. It is expensive but it's doing more than serving 100tb. The S3 provides redundancy and cloud front provides edge delivery. Getting a server somewhere that has 100tb of outgoing is something different.
909.
by dalore 14y ago
One node will know the last link in the onion skin but it won't know that's the silk road's server or the outer layer of the skins.
910.
by dalore 14y ago
What if a spammer used this? You send out spam emails with a one time link in it (per recipent). The recipient views the spam link sees the spam content and either (a) purchases or (b) spam reports If they spam report the report tries to vi
911.
by dalore 14y ago
I toured the Facebook offices in Menlo Park. It's all open plan, even Mark's desk. It's a big deal over there as they are converting the whole building to be open plan. If you want some privacy/uninterruption you can go to a few places arou
912.
by dalore 14y ago
In a way you circumvented their copyright so I guess yes you would be in trouble when you returned. If people are actually going to get into trouble about it.
913.
by dalore 14y ago
If you're just starting off I would recommend Fireworks. It's the best of both worlds.
914.
by dalore 14y ago
But he would have had those companies sign an NDA (in theory) so they are in effect umbrella'd into his.
915.
by dalore 14y ago
Why would you send your valuable autographed boxset?
916.
by dalore 14y ago
Metafilter does it. But my love is for reddit.
917.
by dalore 14y ago
In the UK one of the reasons that digital copies don't come with books is that if they did that it would mean that it's now VAT chargeable. Books normally don't have VAT but digital goods do.
918.
by dalore 14y ago
So you've alienated all your early adopter customers by saying you have a product but you don't have anything.
919.
by dalore 14y ago
To stop all the letters. I had no TV for a couple of years and we would get letters all the time. Even when told the inspectors would still try and come round. They even faked who they were once, pretended they were here to deliver a packag
920.
by dalore 14y ago
So life/death insurance is silly? No, insuring against an inevitability isn't silly because there are other factors to consider. Like when the inevitable occurs. Insurers are taking a risk that you put more in before that happens.
921.
by dalore 14y ago
Ok books are now banned. Are you happy?
922.
by dalore 14y ago
How can he impound it if there was no contract saying how much he will pay for it?
923.
by dalore 14y ago
Increasing the FPS of a game isn't going to change the refresh rate of the monitor. It makes the game smoother because there are more game loops, so more calculations on a smaller time delta.
924.
by dalore 14y ago
I love pair programming. But it depends who you pair with.
925.
by dalore 14y ago
Isn't it the abstraction (virtual memory) creating a problem in the first place? By programmers not understanding that an abstraction has been applied.
926.
by dalore 14y ago
I hope you disposed of it in an environmental sound manner roblem.
927.
by dalore 14y ago
The ISP's received lots of money from the government to build the "roads", except they didn't. They didn't invest in the required infrastructure and instead created monopolies and provided poor service and are now complaining they dont have
928.
by dalore 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgeport_Music,_Inc._v._Dimen... > Court of Appeals rejects de minimis defense to claim for copyright infringement of a sound recording.
929.
by dalore 14y ago
A contract is a list of demands (amongst other things). It can't be enforced until you agree to the contract. Until then it's just a demand.
930.
by dalore 14y ago
They can demand anything they want. You don't have to give into demands. For instance, I demand you give me some money.

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