jebblue

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   by jebblue 12y ago

   Sorry no link, co-workers and as "smrtinsert" said, Git or for me having both Git and Subversion projects makes life easier keeping source separate from the workspace.
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   by jebblue 12y ago

   I try to avoid it as much as possible. It's confusing at least to me and makes maintaining code over a long haul an arduous dull process. I'm getting to the point where I prefer straight JDBC over Hibernate too. It takes longer to
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   by jebblue 12y ago

   Good article, lots of opinions but the title forewarns. For me, Eclipse is still very good and if anything, more stable than in earlier years. I've tried NetBeans and the free IntelliJ but though those are fine, Eclipse is better for m
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   by jebblue 12y ago

   We saw this on AOL On on ROKU last week-end, pretty cool.
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   by jebblue 12y ago

   The US dollar is backed by Americans. A bit coin is backed by who?
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   by jebblue 12y ago

   MIT joins the Bitcoin Ponzi scheme.
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   by jebblue 12y ago

   Why does the link point to localhost:4000 is this some sort of attack?
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   Search occurrence compared to population occurrence

   1 points by jebblue 12y ago|0 comments
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   by jebblue 12y ago

   I didn't, I quit, I play life by my own rules.
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    by jebblue 12y ago

    Thanks that is it a dot graph? OK I see, it is. I recall (not a CS grad here either) using that on something complex I did several years ago. Your graph really puts Notch's logic and my decisions while playing his game, into perspectiv
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    Will you drown?(game.notch.net)

    428 points by jebblue 12y ago|138 comments
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    by jebblue 12y ago

    I have to admit, when NetFlix got into the business of making content I was highly skeptical, with series like House Of Cards I'm sold. Now if only I could watch NetFlix in Chrome on Ubuntu Linux.
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    Whitehouse.gov not PFS enabled

    2 points by jebblue 12y ago|0 comments
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    by jebblue 12y ago

    It's a free country, if they can pull it off, more power to them!
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    by jebblue 12y ago

    Cry me a river Comcast and you actually quoted AT&T, laughable. Piss off.
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    by jebblue 12y ago

    This is why I tend to not post much on either G+ or FB, it's a shaky moment where I'm worried, is it public, private, some weird in between state. Then again I didn't use iGoogle either, one thing that drew me to Google at th
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    by jebblue 12y ago

    Seconded, both comments. Google has a real chance to become a dominant ISP without becoming a despicable one.
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    by jebblue 12y ago

    This: >> "In this way, Comcast is double dipping by getting both its subscribers and Internet content providers to pay for access to each other." ..and this: >> "Put simply, there is one and only one way to reach
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    by jebblue 12y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Wheeler_(FCC) "Tom Wheeler is the current Chairman of the FCC.[1] Prior to working at the FCC, Wheeler worked as a venture capitalist and lobbyist for the cable and wireless indust
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    by jebblue 12y ago

    Good article, I do a lot of Java coding that isn't complex at all, the stuff he shows in the article looks like the EJB people got hold of JavaScript and went wild. That's sad because I'm getting back into the front-end more
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    by jebblue 13y ago

    This is very true, the new Silicon Valley show Episode 1 is free on YouTube (son clued me in) but that isn't how acquisitions always work out, the word dilution rings loudly.
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    by jebblue 13y ago

    I was looking into alternatives but now I'll stick with them, I can't find another cloud provider whose stuff works so well. edit: I just finished the migration, my disk speed test is through the roof, free ram is phenomenal!
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    by jebblue 13y ago

    Some of those examples might violate one or more Xerox patents, just as an FYI. I do think this is pretty cool though, shows some interesting JavaScript uses.
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    by jebblue 13y ago

    Good idea but the implementation is gravity challenged which will wear the plugs and the sockets used over time. It would be better to reduce the length and get it closer to the socket.
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    by jebblue 13y ago

    >> is there any reason to think the Twitter account is controlled by someone with the intention or ability to carry out an attack? You can't know that, that's why it's not OK and it's not legal. A threat is a threa
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    by jebblue 13y ago

    Jail them. Every last one of the punks.
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    by jebblue 13y ago

    On the desktop you bet, it beats Windows for me. On the server, check the other comments, LTS and the ability to run newer stuff but still be very stable. I really don't see why you're having an issue, Ubuntu Server is plain and w
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    by jebblue 13y ago

    I'll stick with Ubuntu, it feels good to know they aren't part of some GOBN clique but stand on their own.
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    by jebblue 13y ago

    XML made it for more manageable to create machine to machine API's. I can say we surely would not want go back to the 80's and 90's when dong that stuff was a nightmare.
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    by jebblue 13y ago

    >> P.S. This is the second time in my life that I have written a letter to a U.S. government official. The first time was during the Vietnam war. I wonder if he wrote it to Lyndon B. Johnson asking why he started the war in the first