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by gte910h 13y ago
I think blizzard has the right approach: You don't get to post unless you post from your account which is linked to a credit card by which you pay for the game. If you post something like this, it's easy peasy to get your ass arre
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by gte910h 13y ago
Once he's shut down the business, the ability of the judge to gain compliance by imprisoning him has been sharply narrowed. That is the point of many contempt proceedings.
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That's not our culture today. That was the culture 29 years ago. Her reaction and enjoyment at a later time is immaterial: It's rape (or sexual assault, depending on jurisdiction) to have sex this way. Rape and sexual assault are
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by gte910h 13y ago
>In the great tradition of Revenge of the Nerds (1984) In which the protagonist commits rape by fraud, dressing up in a costume of Betty's boyfriend, then having sex with her under false pretenses? Probably not the best movie to shi
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by gte910h 13y ago
That sounds like as long as there is payment, you can, and as long is on pavement. As in, 1 cent, legal
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by gte910h 13y ago
>But to say that a canary I set up a decade ago is contemptuous of a court filing made a month ago is ridiculous. No it's not: You show contempt for the idea they could demand you silently turn over information. It's seething
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by gte910h 13y ago
I think automatically breaking a gag order by a complicated mechanism is pretty contemptuous of someone trying to not get that information out? I am not saying they're not worthy of that contempt, merely that they don't care i
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by gte910h 13y ago
>They especially can't compel you to break the law (assuming you set up some kind of situation where it's fraud/perjury/whatever to lie). They can most certainly hold you in contempt because you got your self in that
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by gte910h 13y ago
Canaries always stunk of that juvenile "technically correct" stuff many tech people seem to grow out of later than others. If the judge says "don't paint your wall red" that means "or anything close by any mean
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by gte910h 13y ago
I had a ABS plastic printer on my desk. It was headache inducingly bad at times. From a OSHA perspective, I believe abs printers at least should be externally vented.
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by gte910h 13y ago
> but it doesn't make sense for it to be on a retail floor then It's showmanship and a selling point. many 3d printers smell aweful too. Doesn't mean they're not still a spectacle.
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by gte910h 13y ago
If only they had a way to package it up and get it to you...
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by gte910h 13y ago
My parents repeatedly said they would support me, then didn't, after not letting me get loans (I had a pretty nice scholarship, but it didn't cover housing in a major city or fees or food). I couldn't see that being possible
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by gte910h 13y ago
Python really gets murderously difficult to debug in an organization with multiple types of indentation. Spaces are the least easy to screw up there, and has been why many guides I've seen have "spaces" instead of "tabs&
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by gte910h 13y ago
The "don't declare multiple variables on one line" is a more important rules IMO, that makes the thing that's relatively unimportant (where the * is next to) go away.
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by gte910h 13y ago
I think it is actually. People spend a lot of time not letting HN devolve into what reddit is now. Joke handles are a part of that. Downvoting "jokes" and jokes period is part of that.
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by gte910h 13y ago
http://www.ohloh.net/p/chrome The metric is probably off from the automated calculator. http://www.ohloh.net/p/chrome It's likely counting the .h files as C
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by gte910h 13y ago
>Speaking of Unity, while much of the game specific code is written in C#. As far as CPU time, the vast majority of execution is spent in C++ code. And much of the operating system specific code is written in C. I've always found th
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by gte910h 13y ago
Objective C is also all of those things.
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by gte910h 13y ago
The browser in my phone is part Objective C and part C++, as part of the project descended from Konqueror, via WebKit. I'd contend the C++ parts are C++ for legacy reasons, aka, "It was the performant solution at the time KHTML wa
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by gte910h 13y ago
Most browsers are developed in C++ because for the timeframe in which the projects started, C++ was the performant answer
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by gte910h 13y ago
If you want to keep it up, taking a loss may be what's required.
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by gte910h 13y ago
This is something I think people really don't appreciate about the Snowden case: He's been extremely shrewd about the tiny amounts he's leaked. It's all gold and no dross, so is pretty damn credible, and very possibly le
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by gte910h 13y ago
The word free means nothing if you insist on this definition.
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by gte910h 13y ago
SENS is really fishy. Computer people I know love the idea. Biological research people I know think the guy is talking out his ass and hand waving most of it. I do think aging based research is the future, I just worry that SENS is a boondo
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by gte910h 13y ago
Sorry, I thought that was a link for http://venturelab.gatech.edu/ not the student one. Had the names backwards.
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by gte910h 13y ago
A neat thing about where this is: There are condos available for 75k (up to about 700k) near there, most in the <300k range. There are 2600 sq ft duplexes in the <500k range, and many single family homes in the 200-450k range there.
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by gte910h 13y ago
It's not 9% profit. It's 9% per year. That can be double or even triple the cost depending on the timeline of payback
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by gte910h 13y ago
If you want your library to be usable on iOS, Windows Phone OS, most game consoles, you should avoid the GPL as they are incompatible with the stores that the applications are sold through.
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by gte910h 13y ago
100% uptime SLA doesn't mean it will be up 100%, it means you get paid for every X is isn't up in that period.

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