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by dlikhten 15y ago
First offense hackers must spend exactly 36 hours in a room with a monitor (outside the room?) which is shadowing a really bad outsourcing intern attempting to write a ruby implementation of filtering a log file, except they really suck an
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by dlikhten 15y ago
I think Cusumano is right, however the problem that apple presents is two-fold, or at least two-fold. Apple makes it's money from hardware, but by doing so they undercut all software. So MS is undercut in the software business. Apple then m
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by dlikhten 15y ago
please note: slsapp.com already has features you ask for. You have lots of archive repos. You are allowed (even on free account) unlimited view-only repositories and they charge mainly by space/active repos. However I still see the value in
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by dlikhten 15y ago
I like this business model better. You pay for what you use, not how you use it. Its moving away from the Microsoft plan of "to use this for business you must pay me double". Its like a ford salesman asking you about how you plan on using y
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by dlikhten 15y ago
My 2 cents is that this is a short term trend, if it continues for the next 3 months then I will raise an eyebrow. From people I know I see absolutely no sign of any decline in facebook interest. Could be: Summer has come, kids are now hang
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by dlikhten 15y ago
They may be non-malicious, but they show that someone with an intent to harm could do far worse and that most are completely unprotected. Its better to expose problems than live with the false security that none exist. The false security le
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Furthermore I would never encourage anyone to do nothing but stay in achedemia for long periods of time. That is unless the job demands it (my wife is a Speach Language Pathologist and cannot work until she has a M.S. in SLP period) however
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Right after that e-book competitor shut it's doors (It's been like 3 weeks.) This is how apple kills off competitors. They "experiment", competitors close shop, then they come to their senses and undo the damage. I am surprised Apple is not
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by dlikhten 15y ago
See my comment. This is all in the above-and-beyond category. HOWEVER note that the profits Blizzard is seeing from battle.net may be more than the profits of that entire bank. They have more clients, need a reputation, and are in fierce co
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by dlikhten 15y ago
There are things that are baseline law and things that are above-and-beyond. Statistical analysis on usage patterns of your account appear to be above-and-beyond. Your bank (a decent bank presumably) obviously gives a shit about this becaus