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by hosay123 13y ago
You nailed it there - some internal hubris led to them assuming the tech crowd were no longer the driver of their business, and so they ignored us. Now I don't have any reason to have Google Account, and so I don't have one†. Of t
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by hosay123 13y ago
That's what I find so perplexing about this patent in particular – email is only useful due to interoperability, so patenting the underlying representation of an email is a non-starter for general purpose use. I really hope you don&#x2
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by hosay123 13y ago
Yes I saw it, it's some crazy XML schema for an e-mail message that nobody has ever used. That's like me patenting some bus ticket design I got carried away making on a rainy afternoon. So that's why I'm asking, what mak
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by hosay123 13y ago
My gullibility alarm is ringing loud.. Slideshow: * Nobody uses this! * It's patented! * It's just like HTML! * I'm not going to tell you which bits are patented! Can't tell if (literal) troll or comedy genius Edit: so g
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by hosay123 13y ago
Adding to aidenn0's comment, if you trust /dev/urandom to produce 4kb of random data, it follows that you trust it to produce 128 bits. 128 bits (32 bytes) is sufficient to initialize a PRNG into any one of 115792089237316195
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by hosay123 13y ago
So I can see this getting boring pretty fast, but whatever.. on reading the title I wondered "why!", and on reading the article I find a recommendation for nginx. The reason for this appears to be entirely due to licensing in mode
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by hosay123 13y ago
Note this is about OpenBSD dropping support for OpenBSD's own fork of the skanky old Apache 1.3 line, which hasn't been officially developed in aeons, and no official security updates since 2010. The title implies some vote of no
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by hosay123 13y ago
Program Benefits Notification of API changes Early access eligibility on select features Eligibility for development licenses for GitHub products GitHub profile membership badge
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by hosay123 13y ago
This is pretty hilariously written as if western media weren't up to the same thing. RT and BBC News occupy neighbouring channels on local TV, so over the past few weeks I've been entertaining myself by repeatedly flicking from on
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by hosay123 13y ago
How do you usually pay for stuff online?
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by hosay123 13y ago
2226 words and not a single mention of CREATE RULE. Postgres has had something far more general than "upserts" for over a decade. CREATE RULE Pages_Upsert AS ON INSERT TO Pages WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1 from Pages P where NEW.U
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by hosay123 13y ago
Just mark as spam, life's too short
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by hosay123 13y ago
As a recovering hardcore Joke Engine user, I suggest not getting too tied up on TOS minutia as arguments against App Engine when there are plenty technical reasons to avoid it like the plague, e.g.: - Behavioural changes as a result of unan
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by hosay123 13y ago
Woah. Been using that combo since 2006 and never once noticed this issue. You know alt/left+right moves between words? This is why I never noticed
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by hosay123 13y ago
I love HN because it's the only site where one guy can be an authority on cryptography, politics, computer science and hitman etiquette all at the same time, and nobody bats an eyelid
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by hosay123 13y ago
This seems fairly straightforward to understand compared to the tax avoidance strategy Google employs in Europe ( http://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/... )
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by hosay123 13y ago
What's sad is for a moment I thought this really might be some kind of Kickstarter for political influence
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by hosay123 13y ago
AFAIK there is no official exchange rate for EURUSD or any other currency pair.
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by hosay123 13y ago
omg does this work even with Ruby and Go!?! :O Do you have a tutorial???! The fonts suck so bad. Omg this is not even web scale
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by hosay123 13y ago
It seems like the core of Docker is little more than a helper script that should be part of libvirt or LXC proper (which btw, already has a system for building containers from a template), but that would involve less horn-blowing and web de
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by hosay123 13y ago
Are you shitting me? Docker is a horrible little Go binary that doesn't even clean up after itself properly when you CTRL+C it. It's barely documented, it does barely anything except some macro combinations of tar+wget+lxc with a
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by hosay123 13y ago
You're off by 10 years..
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by hosay123 13y ago
I never became confident that my worldview had matured into adulthood until I lost my fear of death. And not only that, someday will welcome it (and all the agonizing pain it may likely entail) as the ultimate justification for everything t
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by hosay123 13y ago
So this article was presumably written beforehand and embargoed to coincide with the official announcement of Calico. While I guess there's nothing wrong with that, it does make me wonder what kind of pre-approved message is supposed t
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by hosay123 13y ago
This one copies, and it has no concept of transactions from the looks of it (not even LevelDB-style snapshots)
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by hosay123 13y ago
Looks nice, but note this doesn't appear to support consistent reads (unlike LevelDB snapshots)
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by hosay123 13y ago
This is probably a naive solution.. What is to stop creating a statically linked build of GPG, create a new user account, chmod 0700 the new uid's homedir, copy the new binary into the private user account, and perform all your encry
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by hosay123 13y ago
Good luck finding a network infrastructure and PXE server able to boot a few hundred machines simultaneously during a power event. Yes in theory PXE boot sounds great. In reality it's a pointless SPOF. Also most likely makes it harder
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by hosay123 13y ago
That's only true if the sympathizer never heard a candidate say "I fucking hate gays". I'm not sure how I feel about your last paragraph yet.
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by hosay123 13y ago
Been chewing on this since you made the comment, and I don't think I buy it. The "legal issues" angle is a dirty cop-out, and it ignores the issue at hand: he's being suppressed for holding an opinion. Right now I'm

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