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error54
12y ago
It may not be for illegal activity but showing a specific customers purchases for the sake of a blog post is a terrible business practice. I'd never buy anything from this person.
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12y ago
Larger image: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B39L5F7IgAIyIDV.jpg:large
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Why Twitter Walked Away from a $1B Music Deal
(businessinsider.com)
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DerpTrolling leaks PSN, 2K, Windows Live customer logins
(cnet.com)
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12y ago
Note: If anyone was wondering what STM was, it stands for Software Transactional Memory. The read the docs page gives a good overview[1] of what pypy-stm is. 1- http://pypy.readthedocs.org/en/latest/stm.html
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error54
12y ago
Agreed. It links some article about how Germany is a "powerhouse" and then goes on to make some seemingly stereotypical claims about why.
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Secure Messaging Scorecard: Which apps and tools keep your messages safe?
(eff.org)
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12y ago
As a once and future car nut, the idea of electric superchargers have been around for a while. What I'd like to see is how an electric supercharger is better than a mechanical supercharger other than more fine grained control over the
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Twitter is down
(twitter.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Good for them. I don't understand why a service would require a 3rd party username and password for any reason if an API Key/Oauth solution existed.
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The outrageous new metric for online attention
(fortune.com)
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12y ago
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10-year-long video game creates 'hellish nightmare' world
(cnn.com)
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12y ago
Or better yet since dashboards are so terrible, let's all go download 10 million line CSV files. While I've seen my fair share of terrible/useless dashboards, many do provide some sort of insight into the data that previously
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12y ago
What if it's an event that happens infrequently, say 2 times year? In such cases, it wouldn't be worthwhile to spend the time automating when it's easier/cheaper to take manual action.
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12y ago
>"Corollary: No one needs real-time" If you've ever run service where you're anticipating a large traffic spike and you need to monitor server stats, real-time statistics are invaluable.
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Made a News Service for Tech Elites Because TechCrunch ‘Is a Joke’
(betabeat.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
I've put money on an unlimited card and it doesn't work. When the card expires, swiping it merely brings up the "card expired" message and there's no way to deduct the remaining balance.
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Nearly All U.S. Home Depot Stores Hit By Credit Card Theft
(krebsonsecurity.com)
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error54
12y ago
Last time I went they asked me if I wanted my burger animal style so I don't think it's really a hack. Now a quesarito is true hack.
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12y ago
Agreed. I recently deleted my Snapchat account as the novelty of it had worn off and none of my friends really used it anymore.
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Astronauts find living organisms clinging to the International Space Station
(extremetech.com)
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A few insights gained from a recent excursion into hashing
(chart.bt)
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Solving the Linux Wireless Problem
(blog.jemyoung.com)
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12y ago
Ah thanks for the insight. I just hate when I go to buy a $20 ticket and by the time I actually get the ticket, it cost me $35 with all the extra charges tacked on.
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12y ago
I'm glad for any company that wants to overthrow Ticketmaster and their "convenience charge" that they tack on to every ticket.
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12y ago
Dude, you shouldn't shill on someones product launch especially since you're not providing meaningful feedback on how your product differentiates itself from Aptible.
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12y ago
Funny that this has 8 upvotes even though the currently linked article, "Temperature-acclimated brown adipose tissue modulates insulin sensitivity in humans", has nothing to do with the title.
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12y ago
Don't forget that you can show the data with Sparklines.
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12y ago
If you get fired, that's not really the same as leaving. I can see if his post was about how he became disillusioned with the company and decided to leave but the reality is that he got let go so this comes off as a "I got fired s
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Real-Time Analytics Startup Chartbeat Adds Data For Native Ads, Raises $3M More
(techcrunch.com)
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