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by joekrill 13y ago
I think the fact that they are moving to an IntelliJ-based IDE for Android Studio confirms how bad Eclipse really is.
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by joekrill 13y ago
Would love to hear from an ACTUAL LAWYER on this. Every single comment here seems to be be "IANAL, but", followed by some fairly confident ramblings about the legal aspects of this whole issue.
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by joekrill 13y ago
They blogged all about it: http://engineering.linkedin.com/mobile/linkedin-intro-doing-...
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by joekrill 13y ago
But wasn't that only after rasmus posted about it on Twitter? And how would that have worked out for someone not running such a high profile site as him?
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by joekrill 13y ago
Sure, that's possible. But then you would expect the "reviews" to not be so similar. They almost universally say "Thank you so much blackberry team. I was waiting this app".
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by joekrill 13y ago
I don't understand: you guys CLEARLY have the information on what, specifically, is causing the problem (which JS file, in this case). Yet for the site owner, you don't make it available? Or if it is, it's not at all easy to
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by joekrill 13y ago
Wow. Did anyone even think this through? Is this a scam? It just makes very little sense. 150 feet? As long as someone knows to take a peak under the seat, they can just make one pass with a pair of dikes and steal the Cricket. Then come ba
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by joekrill 13y ago
Windows 8.1 upgrade is free. How is this any different?
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by joekrill 13y ago
I would love to hear more about how various companies handle this logistically. Like how they allow access to company data and resources. I'm assuming simply using VPNs is the standard? Where I work they make it so unbelievably painful
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by joekrill 13y ago
Wow this app just feels so.... crappy. The UI just feels very amateurish. The whole smiley face logo thing or whatever it is makes me feel like I'm using AIM circa 1999.
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by joekrill 13y ago
Most people would have said that most of the recent revelations about the NSA were not credible hypotheses. Yet here we are.
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by joekrill 13y ago
Simply posting a github link and "156 public repos" doesn't really imply this, though. So thank you for clarifying.
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by joekrill 13y ago
I did not realize that. This is exactly what I was asking for clarification on when I first posted. Not sure why we had to get 6 levels deep into the discussion to get to the point, but here we are. Thank you.
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by joekrill 13y ago
https://github.com/twitter/ "100 public repos" https://github.com/facebook "95 public repos" https://github.com/37signals "44 public repos" https:/&
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by joekrill 13y ago
Sure they do. They are a SaaS provider. At least I presume that's what they're charging my credit card for every month.
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by joekrill 13y ago
That's really awesome. But I still don't think describing MapBox themselves as "Open-Source" is accurate. There are LOTS Of other companies that open source a lot of their code, but certainly wouldn't be considered
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by joekrill 13y ago
I love MapBox -- I am a happy paying customer -- but the title seems a little misleading: what is open source about them? They source their data from OpenStreetMap, which is open-source, but MapBox themselves is not. Or am I missing somethi
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by joekrill 13y ago
I'm confused on how to vote. Intuitively I think I click on whichever I think is better. But when I hover over the the non-kitten, it gives me a weird message like "Get Real", "Are You Blind?", "Not Now, Not Ev
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by joekrill 13y ago
I stopped using the "Unread Message Icon" a while back because it would often get "stuck". How does a screw-up like this go unfixed for so long anyway? It's been at least a week. It's only a favicon!
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by joekrill 13y ago
Are employees guaranteed it's anonymous? Are the questions leading? Are you asking the right questions in the first place? We just had a company wide survey. They said it was anonymous, but there's no way to be 100% sure of that a
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by joekrill 13y ago
> Are our employees lying to us when they claim that the open offices lead to more collaboration and create a more communal atmosphere? No, probably not. But I think you're asking the wrong questions. While these things may be true,
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by joekrill 13y ago
I'm in Philadelphia. They recently added large electronic signs on various highways with information on how long it will currently take to get to certain destinations. I vaguely remember reading they were using anonymous E-ZPass readin
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by joekrill 13y ago
The problem is -- and the author explicitly states this -- this is all total speculation. This may be wants happening, but it's certainly very _possible_ that Apple is storing something more closely resembling your fingerprint. Or th
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by joekrill 13y ago
And what makes any smaller providers any more safe?
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by joekrill 13y ago
Does Bootstrap now play nice with jQuery UI?
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by joekrill 13y ago
I absolutely agree. Although Firefox at least gives you the ability to set a master password to add additional security. Chrome does not.
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by joekrill 13y ago
I can't imagine there are very many Americans that are _not in the US_ that don't have a passport and it doesn't affect them at all.
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by joekrill 13y ago
I believe there are 2 different flags: 1) NSFW; 2) Adult. NSFW tags will show when safe mode is off. Adult will never show. That was my take from the article at least.
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by joekrill 14y ago
Everyone is quick to blame only Reddit -- and they certainly deserve a great deal of it, collectively. But I think we should look at laying part of the blame on the professional investigators themselves, too. They clearly knew who they we
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by joekrill 14y ago
Wow you think so? I think Ext is one of the more well documented libraries out there. When that fails, I can jump into the code directly and get even more info. And the code itself is very well documented.

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