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   Pac Man’s split screen bug analyzed and fixed (2011)(donhodges.com)

   9 points by daxelrod 13y ago|1 comments
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   by daxelrod 13y ago

   The cases "in which a person possesses child porn but may not have intentionally purchased or downloaded it" are not cases like the one in this article. The person in this article did not possess child porn.
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   by daxelrod 13y ago

   > All "cyberbullying" does is prevent the bullying > from stopping when the kids go home. It also changes the jurisdiction for the bullying. School policies and enforcement cover bullying that happens in school. Off ca
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   by daxelrod 13y ago

   I'm pretty sure that "reasonable expectation of privacy" is found no where in the Constitution. No, but it was established in Katz v. United States [1] as one part of a two-part test of whether a search is constitutional
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   by daxelrod 13y ago

   Venmo is doing what PayPal started off doing: mobile payments between users. PayPal, in this lament, however, is acting as a payment processor for someone selling something. Venmo doesn't seem to do that.
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   by daxelrod 13y ago

   This is an excellent point. One nitpick, though: your niece is a student, so I think that would end up being $20 a month.
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   by daxelrod 14y ago

   All right, I'm confused. I thought this was a new site for http://unicorn.bogomips.org/ , the Rack HTTP server. This was further reinforced by the use of the angry unicorn logo which GitHub used in their article on the Unicorn Rack HTTP s
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   by daxelrod 14y ago

   While it's clear the author didn't understand the subject, it looks like that claim comes directly from Runescape. It sounds like their new engine has better graphics, and, for whatever reason, they're attributing this to HTML5. In the vide
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   by daxelrod 14y ago

   Looks like they already did give the source that they used :)
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    Title should probably have "Prediction:" prepended.
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    > Besides, the ISP can easily man-in-the-middle any connection you make and then inject their ads into the webpage, even if you use https. How would they do this without triggering certificate warnings? Or are you simply saying that eve
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    The brain presumably still has a location.
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    Target ties purchases to your credit card, without needing a store discount card. http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/19/magazine/shopping-habits.h... ;
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    The right to an education is enshrined in many US states' constitutions as well. That's unfortunately not enough to make the difference.
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    I want to congratulate Archiveteam. You do amazing work in saving dying pieces of the world's knowledge. Warrior is fantastic software that makes it super easy for anyone to chip in and help. Even on a laptop in VirtualBox, it causes little
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    What plugins?
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    I'm daxelrod on GitHub, and I would be stoked to get an invite. I've been in the early design stages of something similar to this. Thank you!
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    Does this guidance also apply to video game virtual currencies as well? My initial assumption was that "convertible" means it only applies to currencies that can be exchanged back and forth with fiat currency, but I don't explicitly see tha
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    This sounds like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T9_(predictive_text) which was quite popular in the US before smartphones took over.
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    What do you use for recording and playback?
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    A minor point of curiosity: one of the captions says "Using SilentCircle on a Huawei complete negates the point of using SilentCircle." I appreciate that it may be somewhat tongue in cheek, but is that a riff on the US accusing Huawei of be
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    I read that as a reaction to the use of arrow keys.
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    And where?
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    Some reason like traveling overseas.
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    Thank you for expressing this. My first thought when trying out a travel booking website is always "Am I missing out on something?"
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    Why not both? http://code.google.com/p/iterm2/wiki/TmuxIntegration iTerm2 can intelligently communicate with tmux in order to present splits and windows are handled by iTerm2, rather than within the single terminal window.
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    You're assuming those components are cleanly separated from the rest of the codebase. Especially if they were modified, this is not necessarily easy to determine.
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    I always thought this koan summed up this concept best: http://stackoverflow.com/a/501053/580947
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    Isn't a MAC address supposed to be unique, though?
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    by daxelrod 14y ago

    I thought that WebKit was based upon KHTML. Was it different enough upon initial release that you would consider it "building a new rendering engine"?