joemoon

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by joemoon 15y ago
> both of which may be improved on-the-fly (e.g., code-on-demand). It's funny that your'e using this quote to prove your point, when it actually identifies the perfect example that you're looking for. Image that we have a relatively "du
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by joemoon 15y ago
No, I think you're right. I'm pretty sure strictfp is misunderstanding REST. TO answer your question (though it may have been rhetorical), the way the client consumes the service has no bearing on whether or not it is RESTful.
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by joemoon 15y ago
Friendly advice: I would really like to find out what revisu does and how it works without signing up. An intro video would be ideal, or at least a much more detailed feature list and screenshot walk-through.
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by joemoon 15y ago
> The point being, it is really, REALLY, hard for someone to be invisible while browsing the modern internet. Agreed. If anyone is interested in a bit of (slightly terrifying) evidence, take a look at evercookie: http://samy.pl/evercoo
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by joemoon 15y ago
> except maybe that guy from Full House who specializes in "clean comedy." Wait, was this a subtle joke? Bob Saget's humor is very vulgar: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctHArXFxu9A&feature=playe... Not my cup of tea, but there it
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by joemoon 15y ago
By "looks an awful lot like" WadeF actually means "looks exactly like"... I had to really concentrate to see the difference.
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by joemoon 15y ago
I suspect you were being downvoted because you don't understand what REST is. I don't mean this as an insult, most people that talk about REST haven't actually read Roy Fielding's dissertation. It's a good read; I highly recommend it. If
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by joemoon 15y ago
I'm genuinely mystified by your response. Art is an entirely subjective endeavor. You seem to think that you can decide what is and is not art. Frankly, you're not qualified for that task (read: no one is). > A large subset of photogra
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by joemoon 15y ago
I strongly disagree that extensive training is required to create art. Art comes in many forms, and it's a quite myopic to imply that only professionals can create art. I guess we'll just have to disagree.
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by joemoon 15y ago
> Empathy should have nothing to do with your ability to evaluate facts. Frankly, your original post was extremely light on facts. The only relevant fact that you presented is that you think the MCP exam is easy. You wrote: > the h
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by joemoon 15y ago
I understand your general thesis, but your statements about art just seem completely off. > You can't have art unless you constrain yourself somehow. > They could just take a photograph of a setting, and that photograph wouldn't say
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by joemoon 15y ago
I agree that it sounds like a bad idea, but you're just having a knee-jerk reaction. You don't have enough information to make that judgement. How do you know this wasn't a well crafted exercise designed to teach certain elements of socia
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by joemoon 15y ago
For anyone curious, this a reference to Demolition Man: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFiDoOgRTpk
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by joemoon 15y ago
Exactly. The OP's version can be described as these choices: - A 10% chance of losing (you don't get any money). - A 10% chance of winning (you don't lose any money). These two are options are in no way equivalent. In your version, you ha
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by joemoon 15y ago
From the post: > They provide COPPA compliant email accounts for children under 13 from their Apps for Education domains. The capability is obviously there, and apparently COPPA has a way for parents to provide consent.
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by joemoon 15y ago
You are conflating two completely separate issues. The amount of time you spend with your child has absolutely nothing to do with whether or not your child is spoiled, undisciplined, pampered, sheltered, etc. Bad parenting (for lack of a be
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by joemoon 15y ago
I've just subscribed. Where can I see an archive?
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by joemoon 15y ago
Wow, this is really dramatic.