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by dkl 13y ago
Android: Cerberus.
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by dkl 13y ago
Did you come from the ghetto? If so, I might believe you. If not, you have no idea what you're talking about.
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by dkl 13y ago
I used to live in Berkeley, and two people were robbed at gun point in my neighborhood. Shit like this happens everywhere. I don't think Berkeley is that much safer than Oakland. Just my opinion.
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by dkl 13y ago
I'm right across the street (the office building next to Lukas). I walk to work and back every day. Been doing this for 10+ years. Never had a problem. I remember a couple of years ago the guy that came to the Bay Area for the googl
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by dkl 13y ago
And to make things even more interesting/confusing, Oracle is one of the forces behind btrfs.
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by dkl 13y ago
And aren't there a bunch of newer ZFS features that Oracle has implemented that are not OSS? So, those are known only in documentation?
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by dkl 13y ago
How does this and ZFS on Linux compare? How are they related? As a casual bystander, this is all very confusing.
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by dkl 13y ago
Please give some references about this "pinning model," as I'm having difficulty finding anything via google. Thanks.
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by dkl 13y ago
Too bad it doesn't work on Cygwin. (I share my ssh config between Linux and Windows.) Too bad ssh doesn't have conditional configuration. (Yes, I know I could script this, but it's a little more pain than I want for this g
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by dkl 13y ago
I agree with the GP only in this situation: there is little or bad management. I think an average programmer can definitely be very productive (relatively) in a team with more experience and skill. I've seen it (both ways).
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by dkl 13y ago
It seems to be a hipster trend in the Bay Area. At least, the only people I know that do it are hipsters and don't do it for religious reasons. However, this is the Bay Area, so it might not have any relation to why people do it in I
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by dkl 13y ago
Funny you should mention that building. A few blocks away, there is another that focuses a death ray on the sidewalk: http://goo.gl/maps/ShZq6 When we have visitors we always walk them by there, if it's sunny, to
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by dkl 13y ago
A huge number are from Japan. Man, they love their KitKats! I've actually tasted the Wasbe KitKat. It was pretty horrible, too.
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by dkl 13y ago
The link points to the same as yours. That site points to the middle of a stream of articles, when you point to a single article.
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by dkl 13y ago
If you use Chome, just visit the link in a new incognito window.
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by dkl 13y ago
Uh, I pointed you to a case where the paperback AND hard cover are much cheaper than the kindle price. I was just giving you my rule about paperbacks.
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by dkl 13y ago
One that I ran across today: http://www.amazon.com/The-Shadow-Factory-Eavesdropping-Ameri... I will never buy an electronic copy for more than a paperback. Ever. I've actually written to published to complain abo
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by dkl 13y ago
Punishing someone from running away from an accident, however, is important. These people are not good for society and we need to make them a pariah, so people push away from that behavior.
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by dkl 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_speech_zone Not an arrest, but pretty fucked up. You seem to lack a lot of historical context.
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by dkl 13y ago
I wish I could pay for Blink on Windows, because it's my main SIP client. Windows definitely doesn't get the attention that Mac OS does, but the client is the best one I've found. (I really grew to hate Bria/X-Lite.)
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by dkl 13y ago
Chances are, PRISM is not the beginning of a steady march toward a fascist police state. But it is certainly a precondition. Just like "free speech zones" after the Iraq war and during the run up to the 2004 presidential electi
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by dkl 13y ago
Not even the servers, just the hard drives. No reason to store anything else, right?
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by dkl 13y ago
Ing in the US was bought by Capital One, and neither use key fobs (if that's what you meant). Are you in the EU?
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by dkl 13y ago
Achilles tendon harvested from a cadaver Yeah, I wouldn't recommend this route, either. I read an article in The New Yorker about body parts harvested from cadavers that were used in transplants. The parts were way past their harvest-by
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by dkl 13y ago
The "untracked" WFH days suddenly come under scrutiny. This can also be an indicator of rampant abuse. That is, too many people work at home and don't work much. In my experience, even in small companies, there's a lot of me-too-ism wit
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by dkl 13y ago
My wife, who has shopped at Berkeley Bowl for decades, has in the last couple of years been complaining bitterly about the quality of produce (and the price for said produce). She's been branching out to other places (farmer's markets, Tra
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by dkl 13y ago
Do all the Live IDs on the same Xbox One get access to it? That is, if I'm signed in as user X, does user Y on the same box get access, when they are signed in?
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by dkl 13y ago
I think they were talking about free speech zones at the RNC in '04.
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by dkl 13y ago
The common kit lens for the Canon 5D mk3 is the 28-105 L lens, which is a very good lens (I have it). Yeah, I agree with you, Marco is being too general here.
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by dkl 13y ago
Yesterday I was doing something and got a popup in Windows 8, which told me to "tap" to choose some option. I was a little amused but mostly annoyed. It just shows how deep they went to force me to use a tablet UI on a desktop computer, w

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