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by jdjb 12y ago
They're the ones doing the work of finding these vulnerabilities and being nice enough to report this to Microsoft (and the public) at all.
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by jdjb 12y ago
Why do all these customers need to be on Microsoft's schedule though? Microsoft should release the patches and give each IT team their own ability to assess patches at their own speed. If some companies want to wait 2 days then let the
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by jdjb 12y ago
What's going to happen when his parents pass away?
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Easily ensure your PHP is compatible with multiple versions with DUnit(github.com)
4 points by jdjb 12y ago|0 comments
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A PHP class for retrieving accurate IP address information for the client(github.com)
4 points by jdjb 12y ago|0 comments
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by jdjb 12y ago
This is a web application version of Photoshop. Nothing more (and it should run on any OS with a modern browser).
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by jdjb 12y ago
Or if I put on my tin foil hat, I think the position of most content websites is that if you are consuming their content, but blocking javascript (and therefore their ads and trackers) then they actually want you to have a bad experience an
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by jdjb 12y ago
If you can travel backwards in time (or even just stop time) you can be at any spatial location you desire in the entire universe (since you have essentially infinite speed).
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by jdjb 12y ago
Not to mention this is exactly the sort of "pixel perfect" design that we should be discouraging, not encouraging. It doesn't seem like this technique translates well to a flexible design philosophy by letting the browser cho
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by jdjb 12y ago
I've used one of these devices in my car for the last couple of years and have enjoyed really cheap car insurance as a result (variable based on my driving but usually $30-$35 CAD/month). It is very true that if you are driving in
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by jdjb 12y ago
Yup this is exactly it. For developers fluent in git, it is a very real part of their development cycle (branching, rebasing, etc). What I've seen of most SVN (and going back to CVS) is that their SCM is more or less just an archiving
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by jdjb 12y ago
"If large incumbents didn't have broad software patents to bury start-ups, they would use their market coverage." I'm not sure what you mean by market coverage but if you mean their incumbent product then that's exa
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by jdjb 12y ago
"There is still a reason why every Linux install asks you to explicitly select that you want mp3 codecs insralled." Ubuntu is the only installer I know of that does this...
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Amazon launches Kindle Unlimited(wired.com)
1 points by jdjb 12y ago|0 comments
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by jdjb 12y ago
Some Linux distributions have no problems with multiple versions of parallel dependencies. Gentoo, for example.
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by jdjb 12y ago
How is Qt not a proper GUI toolkit exactly?
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by jdjb 12y ago
ISPs know that the internet is used for drug deals and criminal activities. Should we prosecute them too? Gun dealers also know their guns can be used to shoot people. Are they culpable in every murder?
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by jdjb 12y ago
And if more people were willing to use NoScript, forcing web designers to not make javascript a mandatory part of their content delivery, we'd all get a much more secure and private internet. But since those web designers probably mone
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by jdjb 12y ago
And going even further, why don't customers punish the stores that give shitty customer by no longer shopping there? Same goes for your ISP, politician, etc... We have short memories.
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by jdjb 12y ago
Bose sells their headphones with a number of attachments. One headphone with a removable connector.
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by jdjb 12y ago
Mailchimp offers Mandrill, which is a basic SMTP service.
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by jdjb 13y ago
I wouldn't refuse to listen her but I'd question her morality if she continues to knowingly put the lives of people in danger just for her pay cheque.
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by jdjb 13y ago
PHP has at least two awesome frameworks. CakePHP, Phalcon, and ZF2 are all very awesome in their own ways.
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by jdjb 13y ago
Google's now got two of their own OS'es (one of which has 85% of the worldwide market on the fastest growing segment of personal computing...) and a leading browser in the desktop space. Whatever caring about an Open Web they had
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by jdjb 13y ago
Seems statistically unlikely given the hypothesized number of life-supporting planets + our planet's age versus the age of the universe.
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by jdjb 13y ago
Use mkisofs to create an iso from the unzipped contents and use the iso like any other install media.
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by jdjb 13y ago
I got it running under Virtualbox fairly easily. It's not that exciting, just Gnome 3 with a few extra desktop icons. You can choose to login to big picture mode directly from Gdm.
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by jdjb 13y ago
Dungeon Defenders is fairly unplayable on desktop Linux due to this bug: https://bugzilla.icculus.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5831 This bug is easy to reproduce and they even know the issue (lack of physx support on the linux drive
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by jdjb 13y ago
> I'm wondering if a doctor would balk at signing a document of liability for {x} resulting from vaccination. If she wouldn't put her career behind her belief, should I believe her? Suppose a doctor vaccinates 20 kids a week, f
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by jdjb 13y ago
For mint, just search for LibreOffice in the package manager and click Install. Maybe enter a password prompt for administrator privileges.

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