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gboudrias
13y ago
Can you tell us more?
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gboudrias
13y ago
Good idea. Needs more conventions. And more languages of course.
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gboudrias
13y ago
Hm, understandable, but then how did they learn it after the fact?
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gboudrias
13y ago
What kind of idiot made the owner of quickmeme.com a moderator of the subreddit that contained presumably most of its posts?
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gboudrias
13y ago
In the Drupal community, we're all stumbling over each other to find the best Git deployment strategy. I'm surprised that Git deployment would still be news for anyone. I don't know who this article can reach that's not
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gboudrias
13y ago
Just make sure you don't sleep with a girl without wearing a condom and you should be fine.
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gboudrias
13y ago
As a Drupal dev, I couldn't recommend any CMS if we go by that standard. None of them are secure forever. A security policy is what makes a CMS trustworthy, as there will always be holes. As a guy who dislikes it (and doesn't know
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gboudrias
13y ago
Just curious, are you implying that piracy is a flaw in the system that we must try and get rid of? And also implying that regulation might solve it? While the first is a matter of opinion, I must disagree with the latter. Laws have tried a
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gboudrias
13y ago
Yeah but your private servers have full disk encryption. And whichever other security measures to decide to not skimp on for convenience.
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gboudrias
13y ago
How long before they abandon the idea? Google is well known for creating projects for shits and giggles and abandoning them when it turns out giggles don't make money.
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gboudrias
13y ago
> Also Oracle is pretty strong in the corporate Java space and has some great products there. And by great do you mean "fucking awful albeit reliable"? That's always how I saw Oracle products. A pain at every turn, but it
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gboudrias
13y ago
I emailed the author of the paper. Hope he gets back to us, this is cool.
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gboudrias
13y ago
Why in the hell do people still develop for Apple? It seems like an uphill battle...
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gboudrias
13y ago
To be fair, the US in those times was just as crazy as the USSR, they just didn't advertise it internally.
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gboudrias
13y ago
Your (and my) government was never sane, 9/11 was just very good for propaganda.
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gboudrias
13y ago
This article has a lot of theory and very little data. I don't think you can correct someone without producing any actual evidence, or at least trying to.
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gboudrias
13y ago
I think failing a business is good life experience, especially for programmers, since the starting costs are relatively very low.
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gboudrias
13y ago
Or the logical conclusion: 20 pilots, forming the world's first flying galley!
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gboudrias
14y ago
That site (LowEndBox) is full of sketchy deals, and a lot of companies it promotes stop existing a few months afterwards. It shouldn't surprise anyone that choosing their VPS provider by price alone can be a bad idea, but I really don't rec