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homosaur
14y ago
This seems like it's going to be a problem a lot of places if people are using 2 factor auth via their phones. You can delete someone's Github also immediately but I'm not sure if they keep backups somewhere. It sure says that stuff will be
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homosaur
14y ago
Because why not? CSS is not like C code, speed or efficiency is really not that important here, reliability is. If it works you can use it or not. We're talking about shaving a few K at most off your file as the main benefit or maybe some m
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homosaur
14y ago
I could live with that, but is that a promo deal for a few months or the going rate?
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homosaur
14y ago
Yeah, you're totally right and people would be better off following your advice than mine. Small communities have actually had very good success in strong-arming telecom with the exclusivity contract. In fact, I have a tiny bit of optimism
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homosaur
14y ago
Maybe because they realize that treating encryption as munitions is totally unenforceable and strong encryption is basically public knowledge at this point? I know everyone has a cousin in the NSA that knows someone who knows someone who kn
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homosaur
14y ago
There's zero reason these fat profiteers are still protected businesses. They're simply parasites on the networks the taxpayers paid for. I recommend as step one to stop paying for things like television and unneeded bundled services. I'd a
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homosaur
14y ago
Yeah, but what does it matter then? I can stand outside the bank safe all day and stare at it but unless I know the code I'm still just looking at a locked box. Strong encryption is the same way, feel free to stare at my VPN stream all day,
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homosaur
14y ago
Of course people are going to come on here and say this crap without ever looking at the source code for the websites. They didn't just steal the idea, which is fair game, they stole the code.
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homosaur
14y ago
I don't think you looked hard enough, there was plenty of code taken vertabim if you look at the source.
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homosaur
14y ago
And how does copyright aid this? What's the school going to do, start suing kids that plagiarize?
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homosaur
14y ago
Yeah but are those other gems in the OpenBSD ports tree? The point is not that they are not used for other things but that they are probably not used in OpenBSD
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homosaur
14y ago
Rails is almost entirely a wrapper for these components like ActiveModel and Sprockets and such. You can use them apart from Rails but that's why they are all on the ports tree. It's probably the only thing that uses them.
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homosaur
14y ago
It really does take a certain amount of ego and guts just to try to get into the indie game dev (or software period) industry. You have to be a decent coder and you have to have an incredibly thick skin because you don't have 5 layers of ma
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homosaur
14y ago
Are there honestly any Mojang haters in the world? These guys are just great. 1. Minecraft is an absolute work of art as a standalone game. The possibilities are endless and it works everywhere. It's simple to play yet is possible of incred
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homosaur
14y ago
Yeah I actually agree with that in theory because the needles would be mimicking the same side effect, the sensation of needle in skin, to a good effect.
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homosaur
14y ago
This post kind of annoys me actually. The only actual legitimate reason on here not to pursue responsive is lack of mobile audience. The rest are problems with not knowing what the hell one is doing. OF COURSE YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO DO APPROPRI
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homosaur
14y ago
Yeah but it has nothing to do with the fact that they are specifically foreign but pointing out yet another point of ridiculousness with the administration's position on this matter given this is 2/3rds foreign agents vs American colleges.
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14y ago
Yeah, I CANNOT IMAGINE why anyone would assume anything ill of the revolving door between business and government, what a bunch of conspiracists. You also might want to learn what the word "xenophobia" means since at no point in this articl
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homosaur
14y ago
I honestly just assume at this point if there's a way for the Obama administration to dick over the public in favor of their corporate masters, they're going to jump on it. This has become typical and expected behavior from this hypocritica
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14y ago
Some have suggested to charge a percentage of a cent on all these requests rather than banning or limiting the rate of transactions. Seems reasonable to me.
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homosaur
14y ago
I don't know the way these reports are structured, but is it regular enough where there's even a possibility that a bot could digest, analyze, and act on the information there in near real time?
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homosaur
14y ago
I agree that corruption is the larger and possibly more pressing issue, but that doesn't seem to be what happened here. I could be wrong of course, but this seems like a technical flaw and not intentional.
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homosaur
14y ago
If we can't solve this problem, with the rise of machine driven microtrading, is there really any reason to place any faith in the stock market as a private investor?
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14y ago
I'm actually surprised this link got this much traction, I actually thought this was a thing that most developers were aware of. Shows you that you ought to reconsider when disseminating information that you as a learned developer think is
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14y ago
We're closer to the tens end, luckily. I think we run about 4 dozen servers total.
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14y ago
I don't want to stake this girl up, but honestly, she should produce something that anyone cares about or shut up and go away. There's qualified people out there she basically stole from. Stole jobs that should have been theirs, stole atten
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homosaur
14y ago
I deal with them as a customer and I will tell you that everything you say is exactly the way their customers see it. We're begging to find a reason to move the rest of our stuff off VMWare. Their technology is dull and pedestrian compared
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homosaur
14y ago
Does YT default to this if you go there with a newer Firefox?
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homosaur
14y ago
mmmm, that is a good point, but it seemed like OP was trying to make this another "women in tech" thing, which in this case it was not.
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homosaur
14y ago
except since this case since it involves two men, I don't exactly know what sexism has anything to do with anything
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