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781.
by gcb 15y ago
Patents cover implementations right? EFF should put up a random obfuscated legalese letter generator that says basically "all the code claimed, but not acknowledged, to be offending the patent mentioned has been removed. If you sign this ob
782.
by gcb 15y ago
jobs was a founder ceo. then he left with a load of money, wasted it all in next, and came back as a bought ceo. with the ball and chain vesting agreements and all probably.
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by gcb 15y ago
how long until companies start to offer wifi securing services, and sending 2 strike notices to all elderly homes? ... worked well for AOL.
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by gcb 15y ago
open a default project in eclipse and just compile. do all that the docs tell you that the ide is doing ioutside of it and compile. i did the test. eclipse version had 30 extra kb i could never explain.
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by gcb 15y ago
ide does stuff i don't understand. i read the "other ide" page on androids docs and understood all the build process. if i used eclipse, all i would know is how to hunt down menus filled under nonsense names... painfully typed on a mobile
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by gcb 15y ago
now that your friend logged as root, you did have a breach.
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by gcb 15y ago
an almost undetectable evil-maid attack.
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by gcb 15y ago
thanks, always avoided paying them because i thought the experience would be like that...
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by gcb 15y ago
My point being, i have no idea what service they provide, didn't read the fine article. But if they have an all-you-can-eat plan for like $300 a month per seat. Then the charges should have been "joe doe hacks MIT network and steals $300 wo
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by gcb 15y ago
no life changing advice survives any form of analysis.
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by gcb 15y ago
> They are talking about theft of services if it's theft of service why measure it on number of works? it's like accusing you of using your neighbour wifi to steal over one thousand emails (which you read from your own email account)
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by gcb 15y ago
so you call one command and want just to know if it failed... but that command triggered a series of pipes internally, now you have to trim the status mess? thankfully truly posix stuff doesn't have it
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by gcb 15y ago
la doesn't have much startups in silicon valley, if you wet your feets in startups and it fail, you go to another. in la you go back to a huge corp. with a tainted resume for leaving previous huge corp in the past for a startup.
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by gcb 15y ago
exactly. and even more worrisome, on-start shenanigans is tied to all kinds of sensors on your car. and it has a data connection. 24/7.
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by gcb 15y ago
it's not mobile either... completely impossible to read that on android
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by gcb 15y ago
like script kiddies doesn't learn all that to just deface websites already....
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by gcb 15y ago
you should have a control post. something with just "asdf" typed over and over. ...filled with keywords at the bottom. I bet you'd get the same amount
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by gcb 15y ago
hsbc.no branch anywhere, but still able to serve you better than any other us bank I've dealt with. pro tip: open an account on your country. when you have basic no-fee accounts on 2 countries both get upgraded to premium.
799.
by gcb 15y ago
anyone remembers nokia? what killed them? patent fights, or crappy software?
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by gcb 15y ago
netflix US is also crappy. What makes you think it's better? Proof: Take a look at their top 100. only 2 you can stream in the US, all the 98 others are via DVD only.
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by gcb 15y ago
"I don't even live there"
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by gcb 15y ago
inb4 duke nuken forever jokes
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by gcb 15y ago
And instead now they have 200 unofficial craigslist apps that do god-knows to your phone. We are back to the BBS days, everyone's downloading binary files!
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by gcb 15y ago
Stopped reading on "- Simplified browsing has happened ala tablets, mobiles etc, especially purpose-specific apps." How is the answer "mobile" the answer to anything? it's like hearing microsoft saying "cloud" About purpose-specific apps, h
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by gcb 15y ago
I'm mostly concerned about the opposite. I can see an answer having 200 replies and none of them being more deep than an online search. All the time. It will be like yahoo answers with money. train wreak waiting to happen. I assure you the
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by gcb 15y ago
from their FAQ Q Who can use Nebula? A Nebula is available to NASA’s internal project groups. Nebula is not available for use by private industry or by the public. Nebula is also currently acting as a test-bed for Federal Cloud Computing te
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by gcb 15y ago
he's running you in a vm
808.
by gcb 15y ago
no word on "until when".
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by gcb 15y ago
That post is very obnoxious. it mentions why apple won't do several things, and make it seems cool while not doing it, but fail to tell one thing it bothers to actually do. At the end of the read all i know is it doesn't have features, it d
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by gcb 15y ago
Duh, i can see it a little lower... was just being an idiot http://membership.thinkvitamin.com/library/css3#borders

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