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dopamean
10y ago
Two of the authors are the same. Danielle Ivory & Ben Protess.
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dopamean
10y ago
I used Logo on an Apple in the early 90s. I dont recall what model it was though.
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dopamean
10y ago
The system is intended to be automated. If you're manually renewing your cert every 60-90 days you're doing it wrong.
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dopamean
10y ago
I don't have a problem with the price dude. Calm down. The main reason why I said that I think it is a little high is that I've already paid for POODR and have listened to countless talks from Sandi.
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dopamean
10y ago
Like another commenter I think $49 is a bit high for a digital book. However, now that I know that they are giving it away for people who can't afford it I don't mind as much. I can afford $49 for this book even if I think it'
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dopamean
10y ago
It's stuff like this that I think of when people, often speaking out of emotion, liken the United States government to an authoritarian regime.
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dopamean
10y ago
Me too. It really gets straight to the point.
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dopamean
10y ago
You're right. It was a bit of a knee jerk response to what I was reading in the comments.
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dopamean
10y ago
I don't know much about it tbh. tptacek and a few others have spoken extensively about bug bounties on HN. I'll try and dig up a few of their past comments. Essentially what the argument comes down to is that a one off bug to expl
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dopamean
10y ago
The circle jerk discussion about the rewards paid out by bug bounties on this site is getting ridiculous. It has been talked about ad nauseum and it seems that most people crying that the reward isn't high enough because "you coul
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dopamean
10y ago
You say "actually" as if you're trying to correct me in some way...
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dopamean
10y ago
Darling of the left? Is that really how Denton has been described? I don't know anyone -- left or right -- who thinks Denton is anything more than a scumbag.
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dopamean
10y ago
He seems like a real asshole to me. Nothing I have read about him has given me the impression that there is anything gentle about him at all.
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dopamean
10y ago
Different strokes for different folks. For me, the first editor I ever used was vi and I just stuck with it. I've never used Atom or Sublime but from what I can tell they're nice editors too.
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dopamean
10y ago
The app I work on is a single server writing to a dozen or so queues. The throughput is pretty low but I still manage to see failures for a few minutes once or twice a week.
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dopamean
10y ago
Are you seriously implying that it wasn't a plane that hit the Pentagon?
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dopamean
10y ago
Any time I read anything about the illegal drug trade I am struck by how much the industry would change if all drugs were legalized everywhere. So much effort is expended to keep things hidden from law enforcement and other criminals that i
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dopamean
10y ago
This is a copy of the email I received from them last night: To Our Beloved Users, The Russian Government has passed a new law that mandates that every provider must log all Russian internet traffic for up to a year. We believe that due to
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dopamean
10y ago
How is the desktop version more "actual" than the mobile version?
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dopamean
10y ago
ActiveActiveMerchant.
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dopamean
10y ago
I think you're seeing something you want to see rather than actually seeing what he wrote. None of that has anything to do with what he said.
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dopamean
10y ago
I forgot about David Kelly. However I was referring more to this idea > It was presumably clear to those in MI6 that Blair had already decided to go to war, so what would have been in it for them to try and persuade him otherwise? Proba
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dopamean
10y ago
I'm always surprised by the number of conspiracy theorists on HN. Perhaps I shouldn't be?
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dopamean
10y ago
> What the author did is a nice read and a cool tech gig, but it's illegal. Lighten up. It's not like manufacturing hackintoshes and selling them.
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dopamean
10y ago
I'd love to read more about it. Do you know if he has written anything about this work?
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dopamean
10y ago
I know you've receive a gazillion of comments like this in the past but I'm going to do it anyway: THANK YOU. Your work on that book is what got me my first web dev job. I've grown a ton since and have you to thank for it. Th
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dopamean
10y ago
I really don't understand why they wouldn't just implement ACME first if they really do plan on getting around to it. What benefit do they really have of trying to go out on their own on this?
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dopamean
10y ago
I've got a question about the chip cards. I have one and I use it when possible. I often hear that the reason to use them is that they are harder and more expensive to copy than cards with just a magnetic strip. This seems like a prett
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dopamean
10y ago
> For most of their existence, PayPal have been living the "shady questionably-legal startup" dream, operating in a heavily regulated industry while ignoring almost all of the regulations. I'm not saying you're wrong
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10y ago
I really enjoyed the gates in Central Park [0]. Christo and Jean-Claude were both huge inspirations to me when I was in high school (I fancied myself an artist at the time). If you're unfamiliar with their work check out the wrapped co
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