justizin

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by justizin 13y ago
So it's light table without Chris Granger, for better or worse..
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by justizin 13y ago
seems a great logical fallacy to reference betting, which is what is happening, in a sentence about how the decision was definitely right.
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by justizin 13y ago
Seriously, LAUNCH, no paid ustream? What is this, an OWS general assembly of anarchists?
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by justizin 13y ago
the creation of both happened without java, but both have been heavily influenced by java today.
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We just won the award for bitpay integration at Launch hackathon in SF(anonybox.co)
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by justizin 13y ago
Thanks for telling us in advance. ;)
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by justizin 13y ago
Trade with confidence on the world's largest bitcoin exchange!
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by justizin 13y ago
I'm not sure it's unfolded quite the way you imagine. The protesters are not "burning down the place", they built a camp in a public square to support their efforts as a base of operation, which is common. My understan
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by justizin 13y ago
"hire better cops" usually translates to "pay cops more". SF and Oakland are already amongst the highest paying police departments and neither has almost any residents of their city working for them. I have met some of
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by justizin 13y ago
The real world just doesn't work that way. Cops are not accountable. We need to take more responsibility for policing our own communities and spend less time demanding that more money is spent on police budgets. These SFPD were whini
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by justizin 13y ago
SFPD are going down this road, OPD (Oakland) and many others already do, but the officers often find an excuse for their camera to malfunction when they want, and in many cases they are instructed to turn the camera on themselves before int
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by justizin 13y ago
following the 911 operator's instructions is not civil disobedience.
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by justizin 13y ago
I had a similar experience, and honestly, I have been afraid to go to City Hall and speak to the elected officials I have personally met many times because I fear that my initial arrest for public intoxication while standing outside a bar w
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by justizin 13y ago
Indeed, unfortunately while I am quite disappointed in Sen. Feinstein, to lead a revolt against her would require finding someone from within SF progressive circles who is willing to vote similarly to her in so many other areas, and I can&#
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by justizin 13y ago
The word she's looking for is: union.
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by justizin 13y ago
"how would you propose that in-app purchasing not go through GMS? Some general platform API to allow the app to do an in-app purchase with whoever wants to be a “purchase provider?”" Actually, yes. That is how I would propose tha
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by justizin 13y ago
I absolutely agree. I don't think the creator intended to create a constant reminder of an unbalanced subculture, but I think that a similar tool named differently would be more widely used. As a dude, I would feel awkward installing
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by justizin 13y ago
Xen also does this, but AWS may still be using a very old fork of Xen 2 or 3. It's unfortunate that there doesn't seem to be a large-scale consumer for the XenServer platform now that Citrix open-sourced the entire thing.
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by justizin 13y ago
If you read the Steve Jobs mails, it's clear that Apple was trying to create a sustainable marketplace, while Amazon was, as you oddly imply at the end of your thought, controlling the marketplace by artificially setting prices lower t
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by justizin 13y ago
In this case, they were probably using AD just because of Exchange, so if you want to ditch Exchange for Gmail, it's an odd choice to use AD as your identity provider, esp if you're a company known for wanting as little on-premise
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by justizin 13y ago
Disclaimer: I work for OneLogin, but do not speak for OneLogin. :) -- For sure. It's no coincidence that before recently moving to OneLogin from a short-term contract at Gap corporate, my biggest pain at work was getting access to do
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by justizin 13y ago
Disclaimer: I work for OneLogin, but do not speak for OneLogin. Microsoft likes to promise to provide things in the future that their current customers are paying someone else for. Exchange is one of those things like Oracle that people ins
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by justizin 13y ago
It's difficult to speak about BART staff without using broad strokes. I think station agents are too adversarial and should have a performance measure based on that. I don't know how to do that in any way that is sane. I'm
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by justizin 13y ago
Union mechanics update the equipment, and BART has been offering pay increases, which they also admit are not increases, preferentially to safety improvements. For instance, the lighting situation in the tunnels is unacceptable and has like
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by justizin 13y ago
Actually, the high salaried employees you see are people like the General Manager who refuse to personally come to the bargaining table at all, and probably approve raises for themselves. The average salary of striking workers is about $61k
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by justizin 13y ago
Actually, with sufficient BGP peering, you can probably reach most major destinations with far less than 50 (CDNs do), and you increase the likelihood that traffic never traverses a telco backbone.
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by justizin 13y ago
The code IS publicly available, at least the code for how they access it. For instance, there's a version of Hadoop that restricts what you can see based on your role, so that some Analysts with less clearance may see less. One proble
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by justizin 13y ago
Totally shallow poll. I've paid over a thousand bucks to have a bug fixed, and there are things I'm waiting for on GitHub which are probably worth less than $50.
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by justizin 13y ago
Please point me at your distributed issue tracker project. I'd love to contribute!
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by justizin 13y ago
Not all contractors are consultants. I just walked out of a gig at 100/h where I could, optionally, have billed overtime, worked 60h, and been making over 300k. As a consultant, I've billed nearly 500 an hour, so do your math on six hours

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