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15y ago
Right, perhaps it was a different time, but you need to limit the power of most users, especially in a school setting, or you cannot maintain the uptime of the system for everyone. I know in our computer lab in high school, which was a seri
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16y ago
I followed the 4HB diet for a month and it definitely does work to lose weight. The problem is that it has no variety, and you will get extremely sick of eating the same meal continuously over and over again. There are many ways to eat slo
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16y ago
Fresh hardware? Are you kidding? If you make a decent salary you can buy your own hardware whenever you feel like it. A $2K MacBook Pro is a drop in the bucket compared to paying a 6 digit salary.
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illumin8
16y ago
Girl Scout cookies are about the worst cookies for you I have ever seen. I used to like them when I was a kid, but then I looked at the ingredients. In order to make them have a shelf life of months (long enough to be sold) at room temper
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illumin8
16y ago
Looks like they are all used up. Any chance you could create some more?
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16y ago
I manage a team, and I have to disagree with this article. It is often the employee. For example, I have a client that is going live tonight. Their environment consists of 14 Linux boxes that all need apps deployed, chroot jails setup, m
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illumin8
16y ago
Yes, provided you were the MitM, you could capture every song streamed. However, Apple is far more likely to be worried about someone writing an AirPlay emulator that keeps perfect copies on it's local hard drive. They probably built encr
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16y ago
I'm not sure - I've heard of an Android app that can send video to an AppleTV, but I haven't heard of an app that can receive video from an iOS device. If you know of one, I'd appreciate a link.
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16y ago
The Airport Express public key was previously known, which allowed anyone to write a program to stream audio to an Apple Airport Express. Now that the private key is known, anyone can write a program to receive audio from iTunes, or from a
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16y ago
This is very cool. Do you know if this would work with AirPlay video streaming as well as audio? I can imagine it would be pretty cool to display video on any PC monitor.
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illumin8
16y ago
It seems like one could pretty easily point out the logical fallacy there. Another thing is that most governments and corporations don't necessarily look at the positive benefits so much as the negatives. That's one reason why I like this
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16y ago
I would caution against this. If you need the data to truly be protected, don't build it yourself. Here are some questions and issues that can come up: * Using desktop drives, when 24 are mounted in a single chassis, the vibration from th
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16y ago
I agree, if I put rm -rf / in that script you would be rightfully disappointed. Why would anyone trust someone to do this? When I download a script, I always read the code first.
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16y ago
One word - Finance. NYC is still the banking capital of the world and banks love computers.
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16y ago
To be honest, most people that are great developers didn't just turn middle-aged, think "I want to be a great developer," and spend a few years becoming one. Most of these developers have been hacking since they were literally single-digit
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16y ago
I think you bring up an excellent point, and I really like the cheese analogy. The only problem with this analogy is that it presumes that managers can effectively see exactly where the cheese is. In your real world example, I would bet th
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16y ago
I found it somewhat ironic that the villagers standing around cutting meat off the elephant seemed to do more damage by trampling the crops than the elephants did. Look at the last part of the video... between the elephants, hunters, and t
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16y ago
I can verify this is the case. I have Final Fantasy III on iPad, which is a native Retina display app for iPhone 4, and it only displays with iPhone 3GS graphics in pixel doubled mode. This is unfortunate, and I think you're right. The iP
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16y ago
I respectfully disagree. Notice how I'm replying instead of downvoting. Downvoting something you disagree with is just pure laziness. You're too lazy to reply so you just downvote, which contributes to burying the opinion of someone else
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16y ago
^ When Facebook started, they deployed University by University. They understood that in order for social apps to become popular, they need a critical mass of people to work. If you're the only person in your town that tries it, you're go
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16y ago
I hate to break it to you, but people start companies to (shudder) make a profit... If you're not comfortable with someone making $1 million in revenue from your $100K salary, you probably shouldn't get a job anywhere.
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16y ago
Most people nowadays probably buy a $500 laptop and a $200-300 game console. What if you could replace both of those devices with a dockable iPad that runs around $600 ($500 for the iPad and $100 for the dock and controllers). Sure, it's n
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16y ago
This is a really great article. Her experience mirrors mine in a lot of ways - not that I've ever been an executive of anything, just that I've had the experience of winning a battle at work, but winning in a way that alienated my team. A
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I find it extremely interesting (and by that I mean suspicious) that the Siemens astroturf post "Why I am not worried about Japan's Nuclear Reactors" has been migrated from a quote-unquote "personal" WordPress blog onto a quasi-official MIT
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16y ago
Except that "Fukushima Dai-ichi No.1 Reactor does not have a concrete containment dome. This reactor was built before the now familiar reinforced concrete dome became mandatory for most reactors. Instead, the reactor has a much smaller stee
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16y ago
If anyone wants to read a much more thorough technical analysis of all the reactors at Fukushima Daiichi and Fukushima Daini, as well as a great analysis of what has happened, I found this page has some great info: http://www.world-nuclear
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16y ago
The PhD from MIT failed to mention in his article, when he talks about the 3rd containment being concrete poured around the steel casing, that the reactor which caused an explosion was built prior to this 3rd containment layer being mandato
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16y ago
The problem is that this encourages lazy development. Many developers love the ability of tools like Tomcat that allow you to run your web app inside of the application server itself, rather than having to configure a pesky Apache server.
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16y ago
They must have fixed this pretty quickly because my 16GB iPad wifi in perfect condition with all cables only got an offer of $283.
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