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eksith
13y ago
Indeed. It's rather tasteless and crass to revert to snark and conspiracies on this thread.
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eksith
13y ago
Ouch ;) On a less painful note, these types of scripts that do so much with so little are exactly the type of problem that interest me. I don't even care that I was beaten; I just love the fact that something like this exists. Just goe
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eksith
13y ago
Are keyword based firewalls really all that effective? What if someone's researching classical art and searched for "nude"? Surely, that will cause a fair amount of hair-pulling to deactivate the filter in public access locat
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eksith
13y ago
In this case, "a pawn". I'm fairly certain the Russians are unwilling to antagonize the U.S. beyond mild annoyance (posturing, really) and if the issue is forced to any meaningful degree, Snowden is toast.
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Sylvia Sweets Tea Room – Brockton, Mass. 1940
(vanishedamericana.com)
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13y ago
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eksith
13y ago
"Summer of Surveillance" This should be on a T-shirt. Maybe borrowing the backdrop to Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album and cross it with the digital rain form The Matrix. ;)
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University of Tokyo lab suspected of altering data in 43 scientific papers
(ajw.asahi.com)
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13y ago
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GUIdebook
(guidebookgallery.org)
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eksith
13y ago
It's a subconscious equation between "Internet" and Facebook et al. When your first click or URL is to check these, the information you retrieve is effectively white-washed by the like/retweet cycle. I feel there might h
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eksith
13y ago
Is it just me, or is he spreading himself awfully thin these days? I mean, I don't know him personally so it's entirely possible this is all within his capability, but "Loop transport", "LEO Spaceship", Tesla a
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eksith
13y ago
They're both limiting media; the only variant here is degree. The Excel artist prints at a higher resolution... and that's about the only difference really. This is contradictory to your original assertion that it was "worthl
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eksith
13y ago
How someone looks at a beautiful piece of art (regardless of whether it's done in Paint, Photoshop or yak dung) and claim "the examples shown have 0 value of any kind" without the age, software and year prefix, is beyond me.
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eksith
13y ago
Meanwhile, back on Earth... Taxes are the means of transferring worth to folks like firefighters, police officers, construction works etc... You know, the folks who hold up infrastructure and need to eat food and stuff. And I can count on o
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eksith
13y ago
Yes, it's even more important when the lawyers get itchy... as it happened to the NYTOnIt: http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2012/11/20/nytonit_n... Good on TNY to have a better stance on
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eksith
13y ago
But surely they pay some attention to community sentiment. There are some jerks behind the bench, I'm sure, but I like to think the majority are willing to serve their community objectively (or the legal system has no hope) and that wo
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eksith
13y ago
Yes, he is a scumbag and what he did was unethical and still perfectly legal. We have to remember that before reaching for the lock and key. I doubt RICO would stick or even blackmail or extortion. What would be the charge against him? Mayb
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eksith
13y ago
Better late than never, I suppose. I hope the Texans have enough pride in their community to pursue ethical processes toward business advancement. Patent trolls are business poison, but casual disregard for people is community poison. The
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The Web’s longest nightmare ends: Eolas patents are dead on appeal
(arstechnica.com)
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Why does the baby have Daddy's eyes but not Mommy's?
(psychologytoday.com)
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The Story of the HTML5 Shiv
(paulirish.com)
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Self-assembling multi-copter demonstrates networked flight control
(gizmag.com)
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13y ago
On the contrary, efficiency is quantifiable. As is determining whether or not something is broken or prone to breaking. I.E. Brittleness becomes obvious under heavy load. This isn't a "if it ain't broke, don't fix it&quo
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Hayao Miyazaki Called "Anti-Japanese", a "Traitor", and "Dim-Witted"
(kotaku.com)
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eksith
13y ago
Getting things done in a timely manner and under budget is an even bigger part of it. Having to learn "new" things (this is distinct from "different" things and "better" things) leaves significantly less time t
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eksith
13y ago
That would have been standard 10 years ago, but these days, it's not very effective and, unfortunately, it's still a very common scheme. You're better off with: function rHash( $rounds, $data, $salt ) { $data = $data
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eksith
13y ago
We should all applaud David Cameron for supporting small businesses. Escort services have been in the dump lately due to the proliferation of free/cheap filth; this will finally give much needed boost to the local economy. /sarc I
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eksith
13y ago
Which one would that be?
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eksith
13y ago
I've yet to see a single, practical, simple end-to-end tutorial published for free (like the vast majority of the "rubbish" ones) that even uses SPL. Of course, I see snippets here and there of the iterator et al. But nothing
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eksith
13y ago
My only suggestion for choosing technology would be to pick lightweight things that are known to work and see a lot of use outside your company, or else be prepared to become the “primary contributor" to the project. T
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13y ago
Eh? How would you judge a man who put the world's first scripted interracial kiss in a series during the 60's? The criticism wasn't about Roddenberry, but what's done to his work. A lot of fans know what kind of womanize
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