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by hawleyal 11y ago
In general, one cannot revoke a lease without recourse.
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by hawleyal 11y ago
Could there be legal recourse via small claims court? They basically revoked $1,000 dollars worth of media licenses without recourse.
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by hawleyal 11y ago
Trouble is, state governments have been messing with it. This is an attempt to stop it.
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by hawleyal 11y ago
Database/persistence server using serialization and key-value store.
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by hawleyal 11y ago
Disagree, chuckles
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by hawleyal 11y ago
The article is proposing these points.
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by hawleyal 11y ago
Misquoted.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
You can if you hack that internet box on the corner of your street. Also, your local internet provider can.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Abusing science for criminal justice. They're not necessarily incompetent. Just trying to apply science in a non-science related field is hard and somewhat futile.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
One option is to implement the version number as the context root of the app. Then you just leave v1 app running while you code and release v2 app. This allows complete isolation, but may be harder to manage if you have architecture/se
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by hawleyal 12y ago
It's not just about sensitive. It's also about correct.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
FUD Snailmail and spoken word are much harder to snoop en masse. Apples, oranges.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Ew, Adobe Flex
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Pretty simplistic/naive.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
The daily standup is good for teams that are not functioning well. You describe how a well-functioning team does not need a daily standup.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
That is a stretch.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
(Ab)using css3's :nth-child selector to invent new ones https://grack.com/blog/2015/01/09/abusing-css3-selectors/
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by hawleyal 12y ago
It's actually not. It has a very restricted license, and you have to sign up to get the source. So it's not free software or open source.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
QED It's not a priority for them, which is the point.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Yes
81.
by hawleyal 12y ago
This story is old. The user is just confirming it by his experience.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Newsflash, people are stupid.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Completely disagree. Entertainment is the first to go when there is a crisis or somehow we return to basic needs. Edit: Also, not that it matters, but I have studied anthro for many years.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Because it's there, and money. When were governments ever trustworthy actors in this respect?
85.
by hawleyal 12y ago
It's just a student expressing outrage at his classmates ignorance of basic math. Especially future teachers.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Technically, average is ambiguous. Usually refers to mean, but also median and mode.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Somehow basic math like addition, mutliplication, fractions, mean, median, and mode, is in no way similar to tying square knots. Especially for future teachers.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
> means Pun intended
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by hawleyal 12y ago
That is all that was said, correlation between too-large financial sector and negative overall growth.
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by hawleyal 12y ago
Not sure I agree with putting doctors and cooks on that list. Providing services basic to life is not the same as supporting recreation, wealth, or luxury. To put a finer point on it, doctors and cooks, along with farmers, builders, teacher

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