imajes

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by imajes 16y ago
IRC, by its nature, is very distracting. (why bother be on a network if you're not in multiple channels?) OT: I think convore will go the same way, unless the crew can seriously address the SvN problem.
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by imajes 16y ago
it's a problem on the filesystem.
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by imajes 16y ago
You forget, some people (not usually I) find a lot of pleasure in finding order in code. simplifying, refactoring, reducing, straightening out -- whatever you want to call it, it's not a chore for all, and can be very satisfying. I've met p
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by imajes 16y ago
Sam, as a British Citizen who has spent far too much time traveling through the UK border, and as a world traveller who's been through his fair share of borders, I'd agree that other countries are tricky, maybe even trickier. However, I'd h
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by imajes 16y ago
that'd be where they'd observe it from, or whatever other neutral ops outside of the theater of war is; not that they intend to use it against florida.
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by imajes 16y ago
i'm still really keen to try this, but taskforce doesn't yet support mailplane. Looking forward to getting that email when it does! :)
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by imajes 16y ago
It'd be nice if i could use my own 2 factor, e.g. if i had a securid or something similar to do. I'm not all that excited to have to open my phone to get to an app to get my passcode out.
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by imajes 16y ago
Yeah, I tested Sparrow a while back - shame it's no longer possible to try it out. :(
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by imajes 16y ago
I have to say, i've tried Postbox and Sparrow (and all the rest) and none really seem to fit my use -- power user plus, wants labels, clean views but also keyboard magic and speed. i would love to know what does that.
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by imajes 16y ago
According to most official documents, any passport which has a faulty rfid will be assumed tampered with, and will become invalid. So unless you want to be refused entry and forced to replace your passport, this is unadvisable.
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by imajes 16y ago
Open source. if you learnt properly with the .net platform, you should be able to transition... and from there, you can scale faster and cheaper, and look cool doing it. :)
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37signals - Better(37signals.com)
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by imajes 16y ago
BBC FM&T and R&D did/does awesome stuff with little resources. It appears to outsiders-who-care that the problem exists higher up, especially with decisions such as adopting Siemens to provide infrastructure support (Talk about lock
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by imajes 16y ago
Sure. but the goal is to get an archive of it first, we can deal with putting it online at the right moment.
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by imajes 16y ago
Already started. Email me if you want to help (in my profile).
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by imajes 16y ago
i'd love if you were to film it next time, I get git, and i can handle git, but i'd like to really deeply understand it- and visual reference may help :)
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by imajes 16y ago
I've picked door number two consistently throughout my career. It's more effective and much more meaningful to establish a relationship with decision makers from the get go.
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by imajes 16y ago
nice job - will love to use this soon!
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by imajes 16y ago
not quite; there are issues with whether those clients can talk to the rest of the net not yet on ipv6 [like, 90% of it or something]). What appears to be happening is that people are just now seriously beginning to ask the questions abou
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by imajes 16y ago
And that's the point of it. But like any other similar thing, it can be an addiction, and when you consider choosing between the lottery or a meal this week, there's a problem needing addressing.
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by imajes 16y ago
There are other things unmet: for example, support in career progression, clothing, etc. Again, this is fine for a short period (as it was designed for) but imagine living for a year on benefits, where there simply isn't any budget for new
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by imajes 16y ago
There is a correlation between child rearing and benefits-seeking (at least in the UK). Your costs appear to go up exponentially in this instance, however the benefits don't always follow. Also, some parts of the UK are significantly cheape
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by imajes 16y ago
You've missed the point. Sure, it's 'blowing up like mad' but the important thing is that Roxio have been able to turn the Angry Birds game into a brand: selling movie rights (!) something even EA struggle with, so quickly, getting a deal w
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by imajes 16y ago
For the record, it appears Mozilla, Inc is very rich and could almost certainly just afford the fees and be done with it. That way they'd close the loop and we'd all adopt h264, pay the money, and be on our way to HTML5 video. It's clear th
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by imajes 16y ago
good point, but i think the original intent is to transmit information if the government began to censor the net. Therefore, you can imagine _anything_ you do is going to inhibit the free flow of information, therefore you're just as sensib
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by imajes 16y ago
There's still a culture of too-much-access (we might need it in the future!!) that needs to be addressed here. Perhaps once we're all super used to these interstitials, then it'll become a no-brainer to come back to them and request info. P
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by imajes 16y ago
when i was trying to signup, the session 'expired' and you managed ot save my phone number but nothing else. Perhaps you can email / connect with me so i can enter my actual phone number? thanks.
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Jake Appelbaum is detained by CBP again; this time with no electronics.(twitter.com)
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by imajes 16y ago
Or, if you look at it more cynically, if the average stock grant for each new employee was $750k worth of options, then that leaves a pot of about $13.25bn for the rest. Given dilution, and grants etc, i'm gonna guess that 2000 employees wi
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by imajes 16y ago
From the DOT page: DOT has not mandated the form or amount of compensation that airlines offer to volunteers. DOT does, however, require airlines to advise any volunteer whether he or she might be involuntarily bumped and, if that were to

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