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jackolas
15y ago
I don't understand why they're applying US-centric age restrictions world-wide. There are other countries out there.
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jackolas
15y ago
Could it mention platform or OS?
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jackolas
15y ago
We just need to start doing //:domain.foo/script.js (protocol relative URL)
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jackolas
15y ago
I love how whoever wrote this managed to use GPG/PGP wrong.
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jackolas
15y ago
This comes on the heels of a private rail ownership caused derailment, http://www.wcax.com/story/14843332/amtrak-vermonter-derailme...
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jackolas
15y ago
If you can apply the concept of hot pursuit here, they exceeded their reasonable expectations. It'd be the equivalent to running though a block of homes to chase a man through one home. That said even applying hot pursuit is silly, but illu
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jackolas
15y ago
Private keys and such are not infinitely reproducible without cost to their value. Cultural value doesn't degrade over popularity/distribution. Apples and oranges.
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Haiku Release 1 Alpha 3 is out
(haiku-os.org)
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jackolas
15y ago
I'm puzzled by this too, especially with ChromeOS/Android.
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jackolas
15y ago
This is what Wikileaks was supposed to be/ originally was. Since they've changed gears a site for en masse data collection of value would be interesting, sadly the "wikileaks rivals" have no interest in this... so it's probably a good plan.
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15y ago
Are the tags parsed our from the tools used or user provided?
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jackolas
15y ago
I think theres a lot of development yet to be done with limited or no connectivity. Git really changed how people can program offline.
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jackolas
15y ago
I can't seem to figure out if this is ruby-centric (like Rake) or ruby-only.
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jackolas
15y ago
That's a good 90% of their (The DOD's) job though.
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jackolas
15y ago
Nexuiz got forked http://www.xonotic.org/ it's actively developed.
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jackolas
15y ago
I'm not surprised this has happened but I wouldn't expect this from Microsoft nor with a person who has defrauded others after hacking a system.
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jackolas
15y ago
I think the problem they're approaching is having too many cards like loyalty cards and such. That's a real problem unlike swiping any card.
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jackolas
15y ago
I really love that concept, but hate that theres no good deployed one for your own use. [i.e. not committing]
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jackolas
15y ago
This is whats shocked me about the authoring tool.
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jackolas
15y ago
Legality of immigration aside, illegal employment is always a factor in the labor market. I'm glad you don't blame the migrant workers for it.
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15y ago
I don't know why you would use your own version control. and not release it... Makes little sense.
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jackolas
15y ago
It's interesting that they're expected to just take what is given to them and not try and not be allowed to control their financial income.
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15y ago
Dang only chrome will be streamed? I was really interested about the App Engine talks, maybe I'll stick to bottle.py then.
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jackolas
15y ago
I'd love to see github integration (like the existing "donate") edit: looks like they removed the donate feature.
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jackolas
15y ago
That's actually why the GPL is ingenius, it uses copyright against itself (or at least against the normal interests of copyright)
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jackolas
15y ago
Now if Cloud9 had an android app I'd buy it or at least try their service. Thats going to be the make or break for any of these fancy cloud services for me. Basic utility increase.
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jackolas
15y ago
This makes me curious is there any reason why the users couldn't provide the data themselves or poll the API via javascript?
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15y ago
I'm sad it doesn't have an API or I'd sync that up with my other TDL apps.
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15y ago
I don't know who named this but they had to be really removed from the browser world to not know about Arora. http://code.google.com/p/arora/
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jackolas
15y ago
That could mean they're using any amount of NetBSD code, from the networks stack to a single application.
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