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deelowe
14y ago
The regulatory compliance varies from state to state. For example, ChemE doesn't require a PE in most (all?) states. Typically, regulatory compliance is only required when the work involves some sort of interstate commerce. With all the lea
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deelowe
14y ago
I don't know what it takes to build a lot of things, but I trust that the engineers will do a good job. I see no difference with software. I've always found it odd that SWEs can harbor this type of opinion. That is, "it's the user's fault f
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deelowe
14y ago
I don't get it.
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deelowe
14y ago
Yeah, but once you do that, how do you get the water back out? It sounds like this stuff doesn't do that very easily.
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deelowe
14y ago
Actually, it's because the landlord could get sued or even end up going to jail due to stuff you did if his contract doesn't protect him from issues resulting from the sublease. The #1 concern with being a landlord is liability.
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deelowe
14y ago
I'm a landlord and my wife works in property management. Here's why this is a big deal: You're technically violating contract law and opening yourself and the landloard up to a ton of liability by doing this. Leasing and renting is much mor
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deelowe
14y ago
It's very clear to me what's going on here. This isn't a tablet os or a desktop os, because I believe that Microsoft is expecting the distinction between those devices to become less of a factor sooner than later. This os is intended for a
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deelowe
14y ago
Why in the heck would he do all this instead of using the AUR? Is this guy an arch user? This is an incredibly silly way to do this and a good way to cause issues later on as you try to upgrade the package.
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deelowe
14y ago
I hope this means they are developing a connector that doesn't require special cables and chargers for new Apple devices. I know it's been said a million times before, but they really should just move to two ports: micro usb & 3.5mm. Ev
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deelowe
14y ago
Just like how your microwave maker doesn't support running different software on it. Apple is an appliance company hell bent on putting the user experience above all else. If this means 100% complete and total control over every instruction
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deelowe
14y ago
For Apple, UX includes standardizing things such as payment processing, distribution, and icloud as well as the standard UI bits. It's about the whole package. I agree with everyone else here. This is about Apple keeping control of the ecos
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deelowe
14y ago
Yes. https://developers.google.com/web-search/
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deelowe
14y ago
As long as those features are standards compliant, I'm fine with it. This type of competition is a good thing (tm). It pushes the web forward.
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deelowe
14y ago
It's pretty well known that Google uses doodles and other quirky things to showcase cool features of new web technologies (eg. pacman). This is showcasing the new(ish) web audio API. I think it's a neat way to get some eyes on what's happen
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deelowe
15y ago
"On Verizon" This is an issue with the carriers. Buy this one if you want instant updates: https://play.google.com/store/devices/details?id=galaxy_nexu...
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deelowe
15y ago
The only time a server should see a password is when it's generating or comparing against the salted hash using something like bcrypt. There should never be a way for a server to retrieve the plain text password. Ever.
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deelowe
15y ago
Not really. It shows that this benchmark is crap (likely benchmarking disk io versus disk io + some caching). Read Isaac's comment for more detail. He sums it up pretty well. No profiling info, using a custom test, no analysis besides some
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deelowe
15y ago
Almost all of Google's products work over the web. The whole "cloud" idea is kind of their thing. Google uses a single login for almost all products now (the same one that's used for G+). Why in the world would you think that they would som
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deelowe
15y ago
They are useful for curved displays too. With this, you could put a display on something round and as Too said, they are more durable.