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by eCa 13y ago
No matter how you interpret 4.0 you are still allowed to explicitly license your work under CC 3.0. Other authors may very well feel differently. The moral-ness of the JSON license [0] has caused some discussion [1] as to whether or not it
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by eCa 13y ago
Got that to! MPAA Publicly Threatens to Stop Writing REST API Clients Show HN: my useless weekend project, QR-codes for everybody Mozilla’s Rejection of NativeClient Hurts the Open Web, GNU/Linux in Danger Very clever story t
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by eCa 13y ago
I plan on setting up a vps at Gandi [0] shortly. Based on what I've heard they seem decent (not only as a domain registrar). [0] https://www.gandi.net/hosting/iaas/buy
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by eCa 13y ago
> Please accept my apologies if you [...] felt offended by the label. That's not an apology for using the label, that's a [1]. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-apology_apology
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by eCa 13y ago
How would you rate Krakow compared to Warsaw? Numbeo says it's a bit cheaper[1]? [1] http://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/compare_cities.jsp?coun...
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by eCa 13y ago
> at least 20-30GB of space What would be good would be if there was an easy way to filter the local database for specific tags before putting it on the phone.
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by eCa 13y ago
Space is cheap. Time is expensive.
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by eCa 13y ago
It's a bright night sky: http://dcposch.github.io/scramble/img/night_sky_bright.jpg
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by eCa 13y ago
If they had used different salts for every account, and that salt was published in this dump it would have been much more difficult to find identical passwords compared to the current situation. I'm not sure how you can keep the salt r
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by eCa 13y ago
The obvious solution is to salt it with something that is unique to that account: The internal account id, a string randomized at account creation or something like that. An identical password for two different accounts should never encrypt
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by eCa 13y ago
Trains (at least long distance) in Russia still run on Moscow time.
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by eCa 13y ago
One line version in Perl: perl -e 'print $_ + 1 . " " . ((("") x 2, "Fizz") x 34)[$_] . ((("") x 4, "Buzz") x 20)[$_] . "\n" foreach (0..99)' Edit: unnecessary c
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by eCa 13y ago
The two links "Try now for free" and "Plans and pricing" are making promises about what waits on the other side. You should always keep promises. I see no reason why "Plans and pricing" is an image.
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by eCa 13y ago
There are two latencies: * For the fire order from the command central to the drone. * For the missile from drone to target. I'd guess the later is greater than the former. > and they get killed? http://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by eCa 13y ago
> Google said that it won't be charging more for the banner ads - which take up large parts of the screen: "they are part of AdWords" [from the linked article] "they are part of AdWords" -> Google considers th
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by eCa 13y ago
I would hope that Google considers itself, at least a little bit, more moral than one of the top ten most evil persons of history.
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by eCa 13y ago
Unless they are PCI compliant [1] they really ( really ) shouldn't, and would deserve any (and all) kind of hurt that's coming to them. [1] https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/
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by eCa 13y ago
I always [1] use a virtual credit card [2]. It's only possible for the merchant to charge a specified amount during a specified time. I create a new card for every purchase, but long standing relationships (ie my VPS provider) gets a l
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by eCa 13y ago
Some of the arguments made are not very good. > Tack on a few free lunches, and your employee costs about 10% more than you thought they did. Only if you can't count. Over in parts of Europe direct employee cost (payroll tax) can be
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by eCa 13y ago
But with Chuck Norris [1] on the board, how bad can it be? [1] https://www.whitehatsec.com/abt/board.html
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by eCa 13y ago
physical != digital
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by eCa 13y ago
Lotus 1-2-3, the cause of the bug/feature, was released in 1983 [1]. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lotus_1-2-3
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by eCa 13y ago
For some it exists: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JENdgiAPD6c
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by eCa 13y ago
I'm seriously considering remapping the number row so that tve symbols are first class. I think that would bring the greatest cost/benefit ratio.
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by eCa 13y ago
I think it's possible to live quite cheaply in most of the eastern members of the EU.
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by eCa 13y ago
If you spill your coke at McDonald's you get a new one for free. If you don't spill it you pay for it. Do you go back to the register and say you spilled it?
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by eCa 13y ago
It doesn't work in FF24/win7, at least not for me. The slow example looked nice in Chrome though. Might look good on a dashboard..
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by eCa 13y ago
I use European mountain passes, like Stelvio [1] or Veleta [2].. I don't have many servers. At work though it's all business; purpose, environment, number, etc. [1] http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=passo%20stel
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by eCa 13y ago
While $42 sounds a bit steep.. On one hand you have $42, convenience and looking good. On the other you have paper, ink, time and probably looking less good. Choose as appropriate.
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by eCa 13y ago
If for nothing else: There might be another amendment to the terms in the future.

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