jack9

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by jack9 10y ago
Some of us are developers who can sanely look at that and say, yeah...that's not gonna work anytime soon.
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by jack9 10y ago
The facts of the topical case aren't that ludicrous. The link goes into enough detail where it's clear he was complicit in the murder, even if not present for the physical shooting.
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by jack9 10y ago
It is rigged AND is going to be hacked. That's a given.
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by jack9 10y ago
I run my own for my own personal use...not public available accounts. I've never even looked at SPF, DKIM, or cared if I was in blacklists. I rarely send mail and receive lots of it.
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by jack9 10y ago
> The United States is adding jobs at a healthy clip, as a new report showed Friday, and the unemployment rate is relatively low One of those isn't true and the other is misleading. Healthy would be something to combat the massive e
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by jack9 10y ago
Spend 25k a month on Azure vs AWS. It's not comparable any more than Sonii branded product are comparable to Sony products. One derives revenue comes from ignorance while the other is the product being copied, badly. GCE is akin to Ora
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by jack9 10y ago
> Doesn't the fact that people are trying to compete with those services suggest that you can? In 20 years, we will see who is competing and who is was just funded with unicorn dreams. I don't consider a single one of those com
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by jack9 10y ago
> either the company doing the work should expand, or it should have competitors. That's not how technology works. The most evident example is where data feeds data, creating a market without compare. You can't compete with goo
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by jack9 10y ago
Having the programmer available for communication (changes, updates, confusion, immediate maintenance) with the people that do work the full day is more productive than having them unavailable and paid less. This is eyeroll territory. When
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by jack9 10y ago
Gyms can't be held for very long, in any scenario other than remote destinations that nobody visits (like a reef 2 miles from the coast or a desert monument). 3 Perfect Pokemon of the highest tier will be burned down by 6 Pokemon of va
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by jack9 10y ago
> You cannot just subtract the value of Alibaba and declare the company "less than worthless". I can and do. > Company valuations don't work that way I disagree, except if you care to shell out <10 million and say &
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by jack9 10y ago
When we're talking about 5-50k msgs per second I'll be mildly interested.
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by jack9 10y ago
I thought it looked about right. From a developer's standpoint, it's about as crufty as a lot of other less developed options. I personally would invest in Corona before Unity.
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by jack9 10y ago
Would benefit from jsonschema integration.
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by jack9 10y ago
Took me exactly 0 seconds, since I had played trash toss and basketball toss games before. The whole 3d avatar customization is wasted effort, at a glance. It will lead to vanity items later, obviously, but why have it in the game at all ri
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by jack9 10y ago
> Second the app on iOS crashes every few minutes - I've never seen a more buggy app Then I'll posit you haven't played many mobile games, much less the top 10 for the past few years. Blood Brothers 1 (as with most DeNA ti
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by jack9 10y ago
> i think the main distinction that the law does is intent It's not just a law, but a policy/statute where it is definitive that intent is irrelevant to the violation. The law even references negligence, so this looks like what
618.
by jack9 10y ago
stare decisis is not a rule. Moreover, interpretation can and does change over time. The law is not absolute across a given timeframe.
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by jack9 10y ago
In 2010 we said "wait and see, but use native for now unless you really can do with an interactive webpage". Not much has changed.
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by jack9 10y ago
Removed - [-]brettsinn 273 points 2 hours ago [removed] I found it really strange this wasn't the first thing I saw on the fp. Had to dig in order to find it. Not Removed - [-]JonBananas 106 points 2 hours ago It's the worst terro
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by jack9 10y ago
> It shouldn't be normal to be a law abiding citizen who actively avoids any interaction with police because you might end up in jail or dead. It's normal in many countries (some depending on ethnicity or local customs). A few
622.
by jack9 10y ago
It's a fire sale. Only the casually ignorant would be convinced otherwise, so what's the point?
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by jack9 10y ago
Generally, the older an advertising platform the less mature it is. DFP is horrid and Liverail is a bit better than AdJuggler but less sophisticated than AOL's or SpotX.
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by jack9 10y ago
> you're ignoring a fact...it's close to impossible to buy a part of land What does that have to do with s3nny's post? I can't afford to buy a house in the area I work.
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by jack9 10y ago
> High security potential What is that supposed to mean?
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by jack9 10y ago
> I have to expose the bare truth: > I’ve never seen this approach working. And I've never seen this approach NOT working. "Working" meaning a system that you can reliably change.
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by jack9 10y ago
> Specifically, the EFF frequently champions the document Declaration of Independence of Cyberspace "Champions" is used to imply adherence, which is impractical at this time. In the far future, maybe possible but ultimately an
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by jack9 10y ago
I'm very sure he doesn't care one way or the other. He speaks with confidence then reframes conversations as necessary. This passes for leadership in modern society. Have you ever tried to listen to a US senator or a UK Lord or a
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by jack9 10y ago
This isn't really systemd's fault. It just happens to have an intrusive solution. Even the solution of using daemon(3) is incorrect (despite having existed for 30+ years). A user_daemon() interface is the Right Way. Processes shou
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by jack9 10y ago
> If something is not true, who cares? All the same. These attributes make bullshitting worse than lying. It makes bullshitting clearly BETTER. Being overly defensive about it, misses the point. BS is hard to combat, which is why it&#x27

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