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by easy_rider 13y ago
Ok, get why this is downvoted. It's a bit of a throwaway comment, and the problem is not with the users I guess - although I do feel in this case people should know better. but let me elaborate: Really the only way people now get educa
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by easy_rider 13y ago
People should really understand the part "phrase" in "passphrase". Can't really have any sympathy for people who are apparently computer savy enough to create a bitcoin wallet and then protect them with "blah&q
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by easy_rider 13y ago
The example given is PHP (and also my forte), and do have to elaborate again. This is not my style if I start an entire project from scratch. I would probably pick Symfony2 if the need would require. But I sometimes get these tasks where a
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by easy_rider 13y ago
PHP, Ruby, JS.
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by easy_rider 13y ago
f.lux kinda works on linux. I.e. when I start it my screen turns yellow, and that's about it. I can switch between colors by testing the 3 options with the test button (sometimes this works). But other than that its not really usable.
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by easy_rider 13y ago
I am happy with Redshift, as with everyone else finding f.lux on Linux buggy. F.lux is missing the boat on a lot of developers I'm guessing :) Mac people don't work nights anyway, when Starbucks is closed, so I don't see the
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by easy_rider 13y ago
v helpful, wow
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by easy_rider 13y ago
True. Well in this case an MVP would be considered something that already processes transactions. I would think that is the minimal functionality a currency exchange would have to have. So for all reasons stated above (minus the security pr
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by easy_rider 13y ago
Oops, "inline SQL" is probably a wrong way of putting it. Actually, even in Symfony2 which has an ORM (Doctrine), I sometimes find myself writing SQL queries in code because Doctrine can be so inefficient in some situations. Writi
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by easy_rider 13y ago
for an MVP this is fine :D Seeing how long mtgox has been around this is absurd. 1700+ lines would spin my head pretty fast.. And inline SQL is non-forgivable.
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by easy_rider 13y ago
http://www.theverge.com/2014/2/12/5404098/microsoft-consider...
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by easy_rider 13y ago
Also people who actually end up paying for porn, will end up seeing the same stuff they can watch for free. The big porn clips get their watermarks removed, chopped up, re-watermarked, and spammed on tube sites to compete with all other pa
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by easy_rider 13y ago
> Porn has long been at the forefront of internet technology, driving next-gen solutions that eventually trickle down to many other sectors. Can you give any examples? I worked with developers at one of the biggest networks, and while I
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by easy_rider 13y ago
It seems to be the focus is a lot on the NSA .. The NSA just happens to be the best at what they do. The Brits and Germans are pretty good too. As a Dutchman I know a lot of the HUMANINT stuff here relies on hijacking SQL databases and meta
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by easy_rider 13y ago
I was wondering why I missed the facebook takeover..
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by easy_rider 13y ago
Now if they would all have been mapping cancer markers and analyzing gravitational wave fluctuations through BOINC ... :( You can only wish..
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by easy_rider 13y ago
I thought "growth hackers" were media buyers and blackhat SEO'ers.
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by easy_rider 13y ago
Can anyone recommend some cheap hardware to hookup my TG-UV2 [1] to my PC? [1] http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/8931
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by easy_rider 13y ago
I just wanted to reply here with "You are my hero" . But someone beat me to it. I must subscribe now. This also fires up my drive to get more into Radio's and radio astronomy. It so fun to be able to grab all that stuff from
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by easy_rider 13y ago
> 2. The "slow,fast" and "love,hardcore" trends illustrate an interesting trend. Perhaps towards women or mainstream viewers. I don't think so [1] [1] https://www.google.nl/search?q=teen+loves+to&
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by easy_rider 13y ago
Mmm, actually I Happen to use Skype actually much more for chatting, with the occasional voice chat. Much like MSN, but more professional. I wish Skype wouldn't be so integrated into the professional world, and be forced to use it. But
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by easy_rider 13y ago
I didn't quite learn if this was an industry thing. Never met other devs in the industry from other companies. He painted a perfect picture. Just talking about it makes me unhappy :)
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by easy_rider 13y ago
In my first 2 weeks of working at an adult company (as a dev yes, it's sad) one of my tasks was to watch/scan 200+ video's and describe them.. It's true, you run out of inspiration fast. Also I could hint you: the "
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by easy_rider 13y ago
This seems to be the channel in question [1]. [1] http://irc.netsplit.de/channels/details.php?net=freenode&roo...
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by easy_rider 13y ago
Even after his death, awesome marketeer.
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by easy_rider 13y ago
What bothers me, is that the addictive nature and spending is up 2 par with poker sites/ casino's. You can play for free with playmoney there, and sure if you have discipline and constraint you won't deposit on such a site. T
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by easy_rider 13y ago
> He added, “It won’t stick…. Because it’s clearly false, and the American people are smarter than politicians think they are.” He's wrong, it will stick. What makes it stick is not which story is told first, its the one that'
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by easy_rider 13y ago
yes fake-id's, stacks of unmarked, 9mm silenced. The whole shabang.
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by easy_rider 13y ago
>The criticism that merchants will not accept Bitcoin due to its volatility is also incorrect. Bitcoin can be used entirely as a payment system; merchants do not need to hold any Bitcoin currency or be exposed to Bitcoin volatility at an
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by easy_rider 13y ago
I have great expectations of my DogeCoins!

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