jrmiii

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by jrmiii 12y ago
Umm, is this a recurrent problem for you? How many times have you been conned?
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by jrmiii 12y ago
Considering the photog cranked up the iso and ran a 30sec exposure, i'd imagine the variability could produce some strange effects. This is also shot through clouds.
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by jrmiii 12y ago
Been there. I think you have to hold some trade secrets back to avoid this fate.
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by jrmiii 12y ago
He says exactly that: > Finally, after graduation, I decided to write the first book about the NSA.
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by jrmiii 12y ago
I disagree. Even if you come up with novel ways, or use common visualizations (e.g. charts) to display tabular data - I'd still give the end user a 'table button' that lets them simply view the data in a table. Because of the
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by jrmiii 12y ago
I disagree with the assertion that rerunning the auction was fair. > As a result, in fairness to any bidder that was attempting to place a last minute bid Hey, guess what? If you choose to participate in auction sniping, latency, technic
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by jrmiii 12y ago
> They are, without exception, all miserable fucked up debased individuals who are so idle and unfulfilled they end up spreading their emotional contagion to all who are unfortunate to be in their way. Really? Without exception?
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by jrmiii 12y ago
FTA: Only applications which query against either bitstring or range types are vulnerable.
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by jrmiii 13y ago
What kind of client side coding are you using it for?
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by jrmiii 13y ago
I'm curious what kind of features you have on the client side that you're using this for.
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by jrmiii 13y ago
The thing is, competition can signal that there is a real market for what you're doing. It's generally not a good thing to be the only game in town over the long run.
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by jrmiii 13y ago
Looks like they looked at the code and determined it could not be UDP from your script. I think they did consider your droplets to be compromised. I think at issue here is that they have to assume that the droplet owner is the malicious p
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by jrmiii 13y ago
I second the Kinesis - although, I could never get into the foot pedals.
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by jrmiii 13y ago
Before Twitter made them kill it, I used IFTTT to append all the tweets to a text file. Then I could massively filter it in vim - I gave it it's own filetype so I send macros and bindings to do this. Now I use a Twitter vim plugin to d
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by jrmiii 14y ago
You're right, neither do I. But tfa clearly says, "Your notes are safely stored in Google Drive and synced to all your devices so you can always have them at hand." - So, I dunno. EDIT: dammit, down at the bottom - last line - " in the comi
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by jrmiii 14y ago
I think that's because it's dropping it right on your Google Drive. It's taken out by nature, all the time, whenever you sync.
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by jrmiii 14y ago
Yep, right after you get hooked on it.
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by jrmiii 14y ago
Actually, it's unlikely it could ruin them. They are owned by SalesForce who can afford it. (likely part of the motivation for the class-action) I think Heroku has done a tremendous amount of good, especially in the Ruby community. This nee