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by hendzen 15y ago
From the fake article: One detective elaborates. "Officers on the scene report a broken glass, a box of vintage wine, and what seems to be a family album strewn across the floor, containing images from days gone by; some containing handpain
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by hendzen 15y ago
People have been making relatively similar arguments for awhile about how RIM should just switch all their handsets over to Android, then rewrite BBOS as an Android skin akin to HTC Sense for the enterprise.
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Mozilla Firefox 5.0 DLL Hijacking Exploit(1337day.com)
3 points by hendzen 15y ago|1 comments
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What can Google do for snail mail?(politico.com)
1 points by hendzen 15y ago|0 comments
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by hendzen 15y ago
Is it really necessary to refer to Microsoft as 'M$' at this point?
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by hendzen 15y ago
C&A does much more than password cracking. It has ARP poisoning capabilities, and it also comes with a trojan (Abel) that can hijack computers remotely over Windows networks. For a free program, it is very powerful. Even the NSA uses it
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by hendzen 15y ago
All the processing is done client-side.
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by hendzen 15y ago
Yesod/Warp seems to be incredibly fast according to a benchmark conducted by the Yesod devs. [1] I would also like to see a comparison with Erlang. [1] - http://www.yesodweb.com/blog/preliminary-warp-cross-language...
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by hendzen 15y ago
Another way the rich get in to Ivy League schools is through recruitment for "aristocratic sports" such squash, crew, sailing, polo, golf, etc. Most of these sports are not offered at public schools, and even if they are, the only way to at
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by hendzen 16y ago
For someone with your background, I would suggest O'Reilly's "Head First JavaScript". It really assumes nothing. As a counterpoint, most people on this site tend to recommend Crockford's "JavaScript: The Good Parts". However, that book migh
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JS Source of "Osama Execution" Facebook Worm(pastebin.com)
13 points by hendzen 16y ago|13 comments
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by hendzen 16y ago
All the exercises and code in Section 2.2.4
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by hendzen 16y ago
I don't think facebook is overvalued. The bubble aspect of the current situation is due to the increased allocation of capital into the tech industry because of big successes such as Facebook, Groupon, LinkedIn, etc. The worry is that this
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by hendzen 16y ago
The retained profits (much of which go to productive activities such as R&D) add to the value of the company. Theoretically, the market should see this and then revalue shares accordingly.
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by hendzen 16y ago
I think the section of the Wizard book (SICP) on streams may also prove helpful to those trying to gain a deeper understanding of lazy evaluation. http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book-Z-H-24.html...
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by hendzen 16y ago
Vivek Wadwha needs to start his own (regularly updated) blog, or start writing posts for The Startup Foundry. His content is just on a whole new level compared to the other posts on TC. Here is a recent post he wrote that completely blew me
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Rabbi uses formspring.me to answer questions from congregants (formspring.me)
2 points by hendzen 16y ago|0 comments
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by hendzen 16y ago
I agree. BB OS is buggy and does not have even close to the level of developer attention as iOS or Android. RIM should just make the jump now before it fades into irrelevance. IMHO, the most useful features of BB OS could be reworked as an
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Paul Krugman: Mysteries of Deflation(krugman.blogs.nytimes.com)
5 points by hendzen 16y ago|2 comments
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by hendzen 17y ago
While I agree in general with the content of your first paragraph, your second paragraph has some inaccuracies that I found bothersome. 1) You claim that "weighted dips and pullups" combined with "jogging up hills a few times a week" amount
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by hendzen 17y ago
There is no point of doing "various push-up routines" if you want to build strength. If your goal is "strength training" lifting weights is the most effective way of doing it.
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by hendzen 17y ago
Hopefully Google keeps Gears alive long enough for HTML5 to really take root. Though relying on any kind of plugin is undesirable, Gears supplied a functionality that was useful and unattainable any other way. I'm glad to see that the innov
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by hendzen 17y ago
This is just another case of a major problem with user generated video sites - nobody has figured out how to make any money off of them. Maybe Google will eventually make Youtube profitable, but how much time and money have they invested al
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CrunchGate: Techcrunch Still Can't Do The Right Thing (1938media.com)
1 points by hendzen 17y ago|0 comments
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by hendzen 17y ago
When you're trying to displace a competitor that has a complete hold on the market, it's not enough to have something with a few added features (mathematically expressed as x + 1), you need to have a revolutionary product (x^2).
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by hendzen 17y ago
who wants to be captain of a sinking ship?