jorgecastillo

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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
>This might be a huge opportunity for Microsoft and WP but they need to up their game when it comes to the qualities of apps. That ship sailed a long time ago. I think it's is more probable that I become a millionaire (which won&#x2
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
>I'm actually beginning to feel bad for the Android vendors. I don't, I think I paid a fair price for my smartphone (LG-D280f) considering all the crap it comes bundle with (which I can't uninstall) and that I'll neve
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
I am sticking with Windows 7 until I get out of college and after that I am ditching Windows forever.
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Android Experiments(androidexperiments.com)
5 points by jorgecastillo 11y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: WiFi sharing app through QR codes(play.google.com)
2 points by jorgecastillo 11y ago|0 comments
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
>If I need Flash, I open a different browser. If I need Flash, I open a different user account!
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
Yeah ... I doubt it!
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
The only piece of software I really miss on OpenBSD is the Android SDK, other than that it has everything I use and it works great. So once again I want to tell everyone reading this, if you haven't tried it and if your hardware is sup
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
>Then on top of that, to me, one of the great structural pieces is we don't have with Windows is this problem of Mac OS/iOS. I'm not in some quest to say let me try and replicate Mac OS and iOS or iOS and Mac OS. We don&#x
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Hacked in the U.S.A.: China’s Not-So-Hidden Infiltration Op(bloomberg.com)
2 points by jorgecastillo 11y ago|0 comments
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
If it comes out before next semester starts I'll be sure to give it a try. Otherwise I think I'll have to wait until winter.
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OpenBSD on Digital Ocean(tubsta.com)
105 points by jorgecastillo 11y ago|22 comments
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
I don't know what to say, this feels so wrong (APIs being copyrighted). If any tech company deserves hate it's Oracle without a doubt. I just hope common sense prevails at the end and Google wins.
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
I think learning would be one guaranteed win. If you put the time to learn X, sooner or later your going to learn X.
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Dropping Out Is Probably Not for You (2011)(jacquesmattheij.com)
5 points by jorgecastillo 11y ago|2 comments
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
I really liked it, I invite every college student to read it. Thanks.
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
I won't go into details, I'll just tell you I hate college, yet I do the logical thing and keep going. Just make yourself a favor and finish, it's only two years. Don't you think, than in the next half century, you will
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Cloud Test Lab(developers.google.com)
47 points by jorgecastillo 11y ago|7 comments
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Quantitative analysis of issues found by afl in mandoc(undeadly.org)
85 points by jorgecastillo 11y ago|6 comments
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
My comment was in the context of big company X, "releasing something in a permissive license" vs "releasing something in a copyleft license". Either way I prefer to use, support and contribute to permissively licensed pr
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
As I see it permissively licensed code puts every one on equal terms. We all can make open source forks & we all can make proprietary forks. With copyleft some one is more equal and it is not the users, since we can only make copyleft f
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
I invite you to google "Contributor Licence Agreement". Either way I don't see why we are arguing about it, Swift will be released with a permissive license, which is a good thing :-).
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
CUPS is owned by Apple. Mach, OpenSSH, OpenSSL & Apache are not copyleft. The success of Apple has nothing to do with the copyleft software they use, most code used by Apple has been based on permissively licensed code or written by the
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
Since you didn't put Oracle on the list I must assume you're not serious. But if Oracle was on the list I would vote for Oracle. Otherwise to me, "They're all as good as each other".
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
>It has grown under Oracle -- both in openness and adoption. No it has not, basically Sun did all the hard work on this areas. If Google looses (lets hope not) the lawsuit vs Oracle, I hope they give Oracle what they deserve and switch t
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
>after organizers discovered that the Baidu scientists broke the contest’s rules.
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Microsoft Announces Support for SSH(undeadly.org)
1 points by jorgecastillo 11y ago|0 comments
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
I don't have any particular use for Lua now and maybe never but Lua is such a beautiful language, that I can't avoid liking it. I invite anyone reading this to give serious consideration to Lua even if just for the novelty factor.
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
If you really want this, rent a VPS for a few hours/days and use it as temporary storage.
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by jorgecastillo 11y ago
I know this has been said a lot of times already but I don't think we can say this enough. If Oracle wins, this will set a terrible precedent for software development. If any software company deserves to be qualified as evil, it is Ora

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