freejoe76

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One type of HP printer prints poorly hidden tracking patterns on your document(axiomamuse.wordpress.com)
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Ask HN Poll: Developers, how many of you work in a one-developer shop?
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I work in a one-developer shop
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2-developer shop
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3-5 developer shop
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6-10 developer shop
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11-25 developer shop
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26+ developer shop
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No, there's no counterexample on the horizon, and I have full confidence that there never ever will be. Seriously: Who uses words like "never" in serious opinion pieces -- especially pieces that run in the NYT?
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This worked for me when I was looking to get some press with a project in Chicago: I got written up in my local alt-weekly. It's easier than getting in on the tv station or newspaper door, and also, the reporters at those tv stations and ne
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It took more than one pair of hands to create that. First there was the CMS, with a layout engine written in tables in 2003. Then there were all the developers in between who never did anything about it, because it more or less worked -- an
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The perils of a table-based layout (open in IE for the full effect)(lowellsun.com)
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Seems like you're painting some pretty broad strokes here. There's a difference between national and local political news. There's a difference between national and local business news. Even within local there are many flavors of news (smal
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"The expense of printing created an environment where Wal-Mart was willing to subsidize the Baghdad bureau." I know this is figurative language, but Shirky made a bad choice -- Wal-Mart doesn't advertise in newspapers much. They experimente
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The Rocky Mountain News' server diagram(flickr.com)
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Wow, they just cut and paste that (with no added commentary) from Tampa Bay Online -- and while they give credit at the end ("Source: TBO"), they don't give a link or nothing else. Here's the original article: http://www2.hernandotoday.com
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by freejoe76 18y ago
Proving malicious is a necessary factor in libel situations -- if you're a public figure, at least. I don't know how the "public figure" qualification applies to corporations.
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The percentages on password-use percentages on this article shouldn't be taken too seriously. More than 200K accounts were compromised -- of those 200K, about 27K passwords were recovered. Those 27K passwords were recovered because they wer
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My employer, The Denver Post. My bank. My library.
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What widely-used single-developer open-source projects are there out there?
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