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by jamra 12y ago
There is (or at least used to be) an option on your iPhone that forces the messages to be sent and received over SMS rather than iMessage. I wonder if one could turn on that option on their old phone before switching numbers. There was a fa
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by jamra 12y ago
There is a difference between having the ability to spy and using it en mass without warrants. Tampering with routers gives the NSA the ability to spy. The question of whether or not data is being collected illegally should not be confused
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by jamra 12y ago
Honestly, I tried to work with Dart. I hit a few stumbling blocks during the tutorials. One difficulty was javascript interop. I also remember the drag and drop tutorials not working when I downloaded the code from github. It is really good
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by jamra 12y ago
Please don't insult his writing style. That's an ad hominem attack and it is the only thing in this conversation that doesn't belong here. You don't have to agree with his concerns, but please cut that out.
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by jamra 12y ago
He's not saying that you have false conclusions. He's saying that you have false pretenses. It appears as though you are new to the language, porting over some javascript code. The truth is, you are not new to Dart at all. I belie
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by jamra 12y ago
I bought mine in February. Haven't used it once. I emailed support. Not even a whimper of sympathy.
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by jamra 12y ago
More than that, he was scraping private resources that were freely populated. He was not robbing content creators of their money. He was circumventing a paywall to what should be free data.
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by jamra 12y ago
Paintcode is like a niche photoshop for iOS. You draw graphics inside the program and it gives you the custom drawing code in objective c. The use case is if you decide to draw something custom in iOS like a specialized progress bar or a co
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by jamra 12y ago
So on an unrelated note, you attack my name ad hominem. Thanks man.
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by jamra 12y ago
What a beautiful story. I come here to Hacker News to get tech related aggregated content. The kind of thing that you don't go out looking for but still say "Ooh, that's interesting". I really don't want to relive m
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by jamra 12y ago
When I'm trying to introduce my baby to his grandparents overseas and he can't really make them out, I really feel the loss. They sing to him and he can hear it alright, but I also want him to follow their faces. If the connection
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by jamra 12y ago
Golang is a programming language that applies for readability over language features. Built in channels make it easy to break down your code into more granular pieces. It's like the unix approach to piping but in a program. Reading a g
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by jamra 12y ago
I use Skype everyday to communicate with family abroad. I have a camera mounted on my television. The quality of Skype is abysmal. Most of the time, you do not have HD video. When I switch over to using facetime, the video quality is amazin
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by jamra 12y ago
I have a problem with his extensibility critique. I don't agree that having generic types are good for the language. The problem in using polymorphism is that your users are going to abuse polymorphism. There will be class hierarchies
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by jamra 12y ago
I've heard that before but never got around to trying it out. I should really take a look. Thanks.
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by jamra 12y ago
I use nginx + upstart to keep my golang process up and running. When I asked about it on the golang irc channel, people said that they just use golang without a reverse proxy. I personally like the ssl termination that nginx offers. I belie
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by jamra 13y ago
I started with Gorilla due to its helpers with cookies. Then Martini came along and I had the same opinion as you, but soon realized that there are some nice utilities that help common scenarios. I always think to myself that those nice uti
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by jamra 13y ago
why not use something like zookeeper or etcd to sync your config files?
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by jamra 13y ago
It kind of makes you wonder how many bad guys are getting away with these kinds of crimes.
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by jamra 13y ago
I would make no such claim, however, 15 years is still too large a sentence. I believe that you can send enough of a message with a five year sentence.
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by jamra 13y ago
Here is a cool approach to the subject by Linked In. http://engineering.linkedin.com/open-source/cleo-open-source... Here is my HN-obligatory, self-written golang version: https://github.com/jamra/
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by jamra 13y ago
Well, if you're announcing a project that monitors a performance critical part of your infrastructure, it seems fairly appropriate to performance test your product.
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by jamra 13y ago
I would like the blogger to post a follow up on how AirBnB will respond. I've heard of multiple incidents of damage to the property, but have never read about the follow up. I suspect that a hush hush settlement was made. Is there a ki
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by jamra 13y ago
That's exactly my point. A famous person has different rules and different problems in society. I don't think this article is meaningful or even about privacy in society. It is merely about privacy for people who live as entertain
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by jamra 13y ago
The title is "Can We Learn About Privacy From Porn Stars?". We, by definition, are not porn stars. We are taken to be the masses of regular folk. The article had almost no thesis points, however, it did have a theme. The theme was
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by jamra 13y ago
There was nothing to learn here. Just a piece about porn stars being recognized in public. I was reading this article thinking that it has something to do with the legality of online personas, however, it had no point. I don't know why
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by jamra 13y ago
This reminds me of an old WOW comic. http://us.battle.net/wow/en/media/comics/?view=comic-2006-07...
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by jamra 13y ago
I would like to see this story rewritten from the point of view of a super hacker who likes to visit bug lists, track down the programmers assigned where they work, and psychologically hack those programmers into finding the solution. He pr
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by jamra 13y ago
When working with a designer, how do you get by using just code?
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by jamra 13y ago
Los Angeles is the epicenter of a corrupt auto industry. We don't have effective public transportation and our freeways are the worst in the country. With the amount of negative news coverage that the Tesla has received in relation to

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