fierarul

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811.
by fierarul 16y ago
Actually the correct thing would be not to give your email password to 3rd party website especially if you know will panic afterwards for every strange IP you'll see in your logs. The credit card comparison doesn't really make sense as cred
812.
by fierarul 16y ago
What made you believe it's a VPS issue and not software issue ?
813.
by fierarul 16y ago
So after you are giving you email password to external websites you need to watch the Gmail Account Activity for suspicious access?
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by fierarul 16y ago
>Cheezburger now has more than 40 employees and has not sought additional investment. [Teal'c voice]: Indeed.
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by fierarul 16y ago
He is correct: my E71 has a front facing camera. Never used it to make a video call or otherwise.
816.
by fierarul 16y ago
>so much about separate processes I think the process is per-domain, not per-tab.
817.
by fierarul 16y ago
As if somebody would pick Scheme over Clojure for tail call optimization alone. Clojure has a lot of handy stuff and the fact that's built on top of the JVM (with its limitations, indeed) is a major plus.
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by fierarul 16y ago
Again, I don't think blogging about this will influence your A/B test, because your (future) customers and people reading your blog don't overlap very much (or at all). But, I do think publishing the A/B test does influence the outcome if t
819.
by fierarul 16y ago
Assuming no actual possible customer reads this blog, this doesn't influences the number of new customers, but it does changes the overall numbers. But, if people know they are being A/B tested, this allows them to make a decision about
820.
by fierarul 16y ago
I guess it's a good thing Google is rolling SSL searches.
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by fierarul 16y ago
Isn't it odd to announce the A/B test when you've just started it ? I mean, I don't think HN readers are in the bingo cards market, but still, it feels like he might be influencing the results by blogging about this beforehand.
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by fierarul 16y ago
Actually just tested Bespin today and it needs a lot more work before it becomes an IDE. Right now it's just a browser-based text editor with some syntax highlighting for Javascript and HTML (XML doesn't work btw). It needs a few more langu
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by fierarul 16y ago
> That is an oversimplification, in important respects. There are multiple competing options for most of those platforms, responsibility for them is diffuse, and change happens very gradually. Also, at some point it's not platform, it's
824.
by fierarul 16y ago
Where is the Chrome-based IDE ?
825.
by fierarul 16y ago
This looks highly unusual. Isn't Foxconn interest to keep their workers happy ? I'm not even sure how is Apple justifying this given those workers aren't Apple employees. So, basically, Foxconn increased the price of their service but inclu
826.
by fierarul 16y ago
This is why I found distasteful for Apple to predict a gold-rush for iPad apps at their keynote. It was wishful thinking actually.
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by fierarul 16y ago
Aren't they tired of always playing catch-up ? I'm pretty sure the iPad $500 starting price surprised a lot of them so claiming now that they will release a "rival" table for $200 or so is mostly wishful thinking.
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by fierarul 16y ago
Indeed, I don't see that much anti-Microsoft people these days. Microsoft is mostly out of the picture entirely. Paul Graham wrote something similar about 3 years ago so it's not a new deduction: http://www.paulgraham.com/microsoft.html
829.
by fierarul 16y ago
What does it do besides being a text editor with a sytax highlighter ?
830.
by fierarul 16y ago
Actually Github seems to have a much better marketing compared to BitBucket. I would also imagine they are also quite larger. I'm a Hg-person, but I was just thinking I could move my repositories from my dedicated server to Github (via some
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by fierarul 16y ago
Your question resembles what Alan Watts said in a talk about Buddism which was somewhat like: "if you could have everything you want, all the money, all the women -- what would you do then" ?
832.
by fierarul 16y ago
Well, it's not like one could ask his employer for a Wii. If you are to get some kind of smart phone, might as well get an iPhone. Plus, the iPhone is so expensive it makes sense to have it on the corporate account.
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by fierarul 16y ago
Triangle was ok, but it has another feel to the movie. It's a bit of a horror with some mystical explanation to it. But Primer is pure mind-bending sci-fi. You could feel the atmosphere of the guys inventing something like few other movies.
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by fierarul 16y ago
Filtering proxies don't know Javascript or Flash. I also don't want to worry about the parsing and semantic differences between the proxy and the browser: a lot of differences might arrise. Putting ad-blocking inside the browser seems the m
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by fierarul 16y ago
Perhaps you should also post some link to an article where you explain this some more. It's the first time I hear Python is somehow special in regard to GPL.
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by fierarul 16y ago
This looks strangely familiar to the memes I saw on Reddit. You know, the stuff I was kinda delighted to see Hacker New was missing.
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by fierarul 16y ago
Why did he cave in to all the license talk and release it as BSD ? If he really doesn't care and has now some more interesting C++ project why not leave the license to GPL and be done with it ?
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by fierarul 16y ago
Yeah, I've also got an E71 instead and don't like it. I also dislike how Nokia basically left the phone (or the OS) unsupported and they are now targeting the big-screen iPhone-clones. Nice move there. I suppose it's no need to tell you how
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by fierarul 16y ago
This seems very conservative. Let's not worry about the poor US carriers getting so much business these days. In the EU I have an unlimited 3G subscription for about 10 eur. It's probably capped in some way but always got the job done (albe
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by fierarul 16y ago
I would say the iPad might actually be a better fit for geeks (that know how to use it) or people that don't actually use computers that much so they'll just adapt to anything. Because the "average Joe" is actually a pretty strange beast: *

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