e1ven

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by e1ven 14y ago
While it's not foolproof, in the US, you do have a right to a "speedy trial". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speedy_Trial_Clause
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by e1ven 14y ago
Presumably, not all the workers are the plant are underage. Having compassion for those who are losing their jobs is rather human.
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by e1ven 14y ago
sigzero - We don't disagree ;) I was referring to what the article was "talking about", with /their/ GPLv2+ terminology. If you license it as GPLv2, it's GPLv2 only.
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by e1ven 14y ago
It's not necessary to include that clause. Many software packages don't. When they talk about making a package GPLv2+, instead of GPLv2, I believe that's the distinction they're talking about.
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by e1ven 14y ago
As it should! ;) Lately we've developed this fetish for sites being pixel-perfect across any display. The web was designed to decouple the way a site was designed from the way it's displayed. To allow it to reflow, and people to use their o
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My Career as a bulk downloader(laboratorium.net)
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by e1ven 14y ago
Thanks! Seeing "unlimited" bandwidth is actually a deal breaker for me and may other people. Even if you mean it in all sincerity, when I see that, what I assume is that there's a secret hidden limit, and I can't know what it is. So that me
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A million ways your startup can die and only one way to make sure it lives(pandodaily.com)
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by e1ven 14y ago
One of the reasons the Raspberry Pi is really cool is it's helping to make it easier for people to get into hardware hacking. It's fun, and it's cheap enough you don't need to worry about break it. While it's not quite as simple as a arduin
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Anesthesia and consciousness(theatlantic.com)
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by e1ven 14y ago
We use a IRC bouncer for this; It works really well to preserve history, and let me get messages when I'm offline. when I disconnect, it automatically sets me /away, and renames my nick to e1ven_zz to make it clear to the rest of the team I
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How We're Wrecking Our Feet With Every Step We Take (2008)(nymag.com)
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Crypto vs (Real) Identity vs Open Society(continuations.com)
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by e1ven 14y ago
If a game can give way to win back small amounts frequently, but still lose on the long-game, it can trigger this effect. You're still likely to lose in the long game, but get small wins frequently enough to keep you from quitting.
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by e1ven 14y ago
I carry around an honest-to-goodness old-school pager. I love it. It works even when I get next to no cell signal, it works when I screw up the newest ROM of my phone. It works when I'm out of battery. It runs weeks on a AA. I have messages
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by e1ven 14y ago
Nice! I have to use things like this all the time when debugging writes to mongo, so this is really neat. I like the design, although being able to resize the windows would be nice. On my 17" Macbook, there's more unused space that I real
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by e1ven 14y ago
Why not phase things in, by having both measurements put on, for all new signs? Exit 14 - 1 Kilometer (.6Miles) Then, as the old signs wear out, eventually all signs are replaced.
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by e1ven 14y ago
Very cool. I'm building a new HW project, based on the Raspberry Pi, and I'm always looking for options that are similarly sized, but pack a bit more power ;) The thing I wonder for things like this, though, is at what quantity I can get th
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by e1ven 14y ago
The problem here is the picture was originally shared with someone who had permission to see it. That person then saved the file to their machine, and re-posted it to twitter. That is not a technological problem.
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by e1ven 14y ago
Very cool! I've been using m2Crypto, Tomcrypt, and PyCrypt manually over the last year or two - I've tried various variations, and changed it up a few times. Most recently, though, I've moved to GPG, because frankly, I don't trust myself to
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by e1ven 14y ago
Very Very good idea for a service. I could see your partnering with fulfillment companies, and integrating with their API ("T-shirts for users 1-2000 are in the mail") Is there any way to get into this without an active KS? I'd like to poke
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by e1ven 14y ago
Interesting! Do you think this risks diluting your brand? If it's less "Tip A Dev you like", and more "Pay some guy", it falls into a much more generic payments category..?
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by e1ven 14y ago
Something that you want to keep in mind with 100TB is that they have pulled companies before, and left them in pretty dire straights. http://gigaom.com/cloud/simplecdn-takedown-a-cautionary-tale... I don't want to try to guess why they di
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by e1ven 14y ago
Alternate Link - http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/2768
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Sprint to acquire 100 percent stake in Clearwire for $2.2 billion(theverge.com)
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by e1ven 14y ago
Looks really interesting, but I don't want to send all my emails through you. I'd love to see something similar as a Python Library, though- It is unlikely to be competitive to your business, since the overlap between marketing guys who ar
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by e1ven 14y ago
One thing that's fun is that Google has a page detailing how to handle redirects on your own sites- http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2009/01/open-redi...
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Anon on the run: How Commander X jumped bail and fled to Canada(arstechnica.com)
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SparkleShare, an open source Dropbox alternative, sees first release(bomahy.nl)
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by e1ven 14y ago
I know this isn't what you want to hear, but you should go see a local lawyer, and bring the the documents from NewCo with you. The exact wording matters, and it's not something an internet forum can help with ;(

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