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This ISPs have, or will become the true monopolies that will be the gatekeepers of all access to the internet. They are entrenched and are not expanding their services, instead, they are digging in and keeping their foothold within their re
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What kind of person would consider going or being interviewed after they heard that statement? Regardless if they wore a suit and brought their mother to the event. It shows that you may be interested but are testing the waters? If this
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Wouldn't it funny if sometime in a few years you'll need to take out a loan or lease the apple products instead of being able to buy them outright.
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Too bad the thunderbolt is not running over a fiber connection. That would have been a better upgrade and made the external devices, GPU etc. even better.
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"Jim, it appears you have been yelling at your child. We have contacted child services, submitted for a warrant to enter your home automatically to allow lawful entry into your home to remove your child for further investigation."
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8y ago
How about hooking into SQLite in some way, in which an instance of it acts like a file system.
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Do not trust a for profit company, ever to provide free or open anything. They are there to make money off of the work they do or that others do as contributions to their open source products.
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8y ago
This sounds strangely familiar in relation to what is occurring within the USA. I wonder if the same play book is being used today in my country, the USA.
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In late 70's and 80's we had a TV (x-ray gun) - an RCA that sat on the floor of our living room. Our carpet in the living room, which was never shampooed, in front of the TV turned much darker than the rest of the carpet in the l
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We don't need replacements. We need to eliminate these companies.
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Build in a trial period then with limited functionality/levels. The cost of that trail period is a small percentage of the overall price. For isntance, let's say the game is $12 USD. The trial period of the game would be 2 days
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8y ago
To remove issues with fake reviews, remove the ability to post reviews and rankings for an application. Instead, enable a application refund system. If you don't like the application, you have 60-90 days to get a refund. No more nons
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8y ago
Early fall should be around end of September - through October
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I agree- Also, bonus pools also decrease in some groups year after year because the new project pool has dried up & you end up in BAU (business as usual) support mode and can't get another "new" project. New projects hav
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As an American, I can gladly say fuck the EU. Their laws do not and never shall be imposed on me or the work I do ever. I'm glad not to do business within the EU.
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8y ago
Logically, don't use Clojure & the JVM if you want to avoid bloat. Try LFE, Lisp Flavored Erlang: http://lfe.io/ or SBCL: http://sbcl.org/ Just a recommendation if you want to avoid the JVM bloat
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This is not a complex topic. It's very simple. Facebook and the various other messaging platforms sole purpose is to make money. End of story. They have no values no morals or ethics. They do what is necessary and within a legal fr
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Interesting, with all of the money that Microsoft has, why can't they fix these backdoors and exploits? For many years now, MS Windows has been the "most" exploited OS in our history. Maybe they're under an NDA with our
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8y ago
You'll have to use their "new" version of a URL. Sounds like Google is becoming a bully ;p. They shouldn't reset standards of World Wide Web.
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I had a similar experience in High School late 80s (Jamaica HS, NY). We had Pascal, x86 Assembly, Some C. The computer teacher was also our physics teacher. It was an excellent set of courses that taught some basics of programming and har
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Have you tried a little meditation to help with some symptoms? I recommend this. Sit in a slightly dark room, be comfortable. Close your eyes, relax & take no thought (try it's hard). Do that for 15-30 minutes. Do this at leas
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Don't choose a language because it will make you money. Choose language because it's something to learn and you'll enjoy programming in it. You can know more than 1 language. The main one is that which will earn you an inc
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My personal experience is as follows: 1. Eat meals, breakfast, lunch and a light dinner - end at 4pm.. You begin your fasting after this - no eating or snacking after you have dinner. YOu should eat breakfast around 8am the next day - so
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this sounds like a scare piece of "news." A possible competitor to twitter etc.
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There was a time when Smalltalk was an Operating system. Imagine a fully lisp based OS...hmm.... the things you can do! Peace
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H1B needs to be abolished. It has only been used to suppress US wages and to bring in lower paying bodies to do the same work a properly trained US Citizen could perform in IT. There's no shortage of IT skills in the USA. They should