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Time to end the war on drugs(virgin.com)
9 points by fuzzix 15y ago|3 comments
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Dec. 19, 1974: Build Your Own Computer at Home(wired.com)
1 points by fuzzix 15y ago|0 comments
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Illegal downloading to be curbed by Government order(irishtimes.com)
2 points by fuzzix 15y ago|0 comments
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Writing API clients in Perl and Python(blogs.perl.org)
5 points by fuzzix 15y ago|0 comments
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by fuzzix 15y ago
Dancer and Plack middleware: http://advent.perldancer.org/2011/16
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by fuzzix 15y ago
I don't believe Google caches images, just the text content so the inline images are still being pulled from the troubled site.
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Deploying Plack Web Applications: OSCON 2011(slideshare.net)
5 points by fuzzix 15y ago|1 comments
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by fuzzix 15y ago
Have you considered using RVM? http://beginrescueend.com/ I use it to replicate Ubuntu 10.4 server setups on my Arch dev box. RVM does weird stuff with 'cd' so you may prefer rbenv: https://github.com/sstephenson/rbenv ...though I have
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"Humble Bundle games always work on Windows, Mac, and Linux" The experience of the mono-compiled Atom Zombie Smasher (from Bundle 1 or 2 IIRC) was pretty poor on Linux. Never got to play it myself - I saw it mentioned that it was easier to
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by fuzzix 15y ago
Have you seen Sunvox? Tracker/synth/sequencer all in one: http://www.warmplace.ru/ Lots of fun.
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"It's a false dichotomy typically imagined by those who have never worked on medium to large-sized products" In my experience it's not necessarily false, especially when the test cycle has a weak regression suite. One project I worked on wa
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BrianMay.com Site Guide(brianmay.com)
1 points by fuzzix 15y ago|0 comments
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by fuzzix 15y ago
Pithy, but I usually answer headlines framed as a question "No". If evidence was present or the idea cogent then no question is required. "I'm simply asking questions" - an intellectually lazy way of implanting an idea.
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"It's like Microsoft 3389 RDP without fullscreen but each individual window" Sounds more like plain old X forwarding.
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Amit Gupta and the social media search for a cure(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by fuzzix 15y ago|0 comments
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"It's not a coincidence that Google, Apple, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Zynga, and Yahoo are all in the same area" Dublin? I kid. But seriously, come to Ireland startups! Tax haven! Economy in ruins! Need jobs! I might move to the states b
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by fuzzix 15y ago
I would be very interested to know if this is in use outside the US (specifically, inside the EU). Looks like a serious breach of data protection directives: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Protection_Directive Personally identifiable,
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"So what web framework are we supposed to use now?" Flippant answer: Whatever works Pointed answer: I am paid to write RoR apps. When I need to get stuff done at home I use Perl, if it's for the web I recommend Dancer[1], which was inspired
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"I have two children and one is a son born on a Tuesday." If it were about the phrasing you could assume the other child is a daughter - if he were to continue ... "The other is also a son, born on a Friday" it would just sound strange. Per
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"This is an important reminder that events do not progress in a straight line" Yes, Google+ is the intermediate step in the all seeing "identity" service depicted in this story ;)
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"Definitely shame on your IT guys for not blocking outbound connections to your own proxy at the firewall" So, are you going to try to distinguish between me using my https banking service and my VPS with sshd bound to ports 22 and 443? In
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"A lot of my problems with IT departments would be solved if the IT folks recognized that people with degrees in computer engineering and computer science tend to be able to take care of their own machines" But that's not true. I work as a
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by fuzzix 15y ago
You need the Doom 3 data files - buy the game.
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"Please, do elaborate! In detail, why is git better than subversion if all I need is a central repository for a few people working at a company on one site, sitting in the same room with permanent network access. No distributed or remote or
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Vim for Rails developers: Lazy modern configuration(lucapette.com)
2 points by fuzzix 15y ago|0 comments
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There's no such thing as the Waterfall Approach (and there never was)(idinews.com)
1 points by fuzzix 15y ago|0 comments
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"hard drive sealing system" - I'm pretty sure you can't completely seal a disk, it needs some surrounding air to deal with pressure changes and such. Wonder if they can control the pressure to the point you can seal it... or if the seal its
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"Google is much faster and more reliable" Until our novice looks for information on PHP and mysql and thinks 'mysql_real_escape_string_honest_this_time' is a great idea. Or until our novice decides to learn Perl: http://news.ycombinator.co
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"Actually, last year Twitter launched a JavaScript-heavy rewrite that was much slower to load and interact with than it was previously. It seems to have improved since then, but at the time it was fairly tiresome to use" I use twirssi mysel
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by fuzzix 15y ago
"2. Merging/branching/comparing etc. of various versions. For a single developer with a pre-MVP development, point two is really irrelevant. (I'm sure there are cases where it wouldn't be, but I'm generalizing)" For me, most of the the stre

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