justncase80

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by justncase80 11y ago
What's weirder is the fact that they used the name Vert.x, which sounds like "vertex" in my head, which doesn't seem to have anything to do with what this library is trying to accomplish.
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by justncase80 12y ago
The opposite should be true: you should only be allowed to paste passwords. In fact password keepers should put passwords onto the clipboard into some custom format that the password controls know about so that you have to paste from a tool
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by justncase80 12y ago
Let me guess, you like C++? :)
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by justncase80 12y ago
For the curious, this appears to be the Julia-lang homepage: http://julialang.org/
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by justncase80 12y ago
I'm pretty sure clothes came first.
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by justncase80 12y ago
Cable Television. Please, for the love of science, someone disrupt this soon :(
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by justncase80 12y ago
I came here to say this exact thing. They are definitely showing their bias with that title.
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by justncase80 13y ago
Long enough to get to a 3rd planet.
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by justncase80 13y ago
The sudden release of Energy isn't what would cause extinction from nuclear weapons, it's the persistent fallout which would make the entire surface of the planet uninhabitable for many years. http://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by justncase80 13y ago
Unless it just gets killed off too quickly.
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by justncase80 13y ago
Discovering life on another planet would be an incredibly significant historic event. Frankly, it would change everything. It may be the most important first goal as well. I believe that we would find that answering that question would ushe
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by justncase80 13y ago
I love TED. Not all of the talks are perfect but in general they are inspiring and wonderful. Some people just like being negative, this author moves me not at all.
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by justncase80 13y ago
This is great, I hope he makes more. I'd especially like to see the +,-,x overlays as separate icons. Though that's easy enough to do on your own if you needed to. Still, I love this.
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by justncase80 13y ago
lol! That must be it because it's #2 in my search results, under 6tag, atm.
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by justncase80 13y ago
It looks like it only has a small set of built-in models, then the rest are file imports from somewhere on your machine. It doesn't seem to connect to an online store of models at this point.
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by justncase80 13y ago
I think it imports files, then prints them. I don't think it does modeling on it's own.
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by justncase80 13y ago
I wish your phone had some kind of a unique ID it could broadcast. Then you could take it to the bank and they would associate it with your account, then you could just use the phone as your card. You just hold it over the receipt thing and
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by justncase80 13y ago
There should be an "Open Source" science journal. Where anyone can submit a paper and anyone can peer review or freely read said articles. User accounts could have a vetting process to verify their real world credentials and the a
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by justncase80 13y ago
Agreed. I looked at it for a while but don't get it. It just looks like a bunch of code snippets to examples of languages. Not super valuable.
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by justncase80 13y ago
This reminds me of "For Us, The Living", by Robert Heinlein. Where he discusses a very similar society and explains the economics of how it might work: http://www.amazon.com/For-Us-The-Living-Customs/dp/0
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by justncase80 13y ago
I wonder what would happen to these companies if they simply refused to comply with the order to give access to their data?
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by justncase80 13y ago
Same with Chrome. Beware this link.
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by justncase80 13y ago
And the superior alternative is what?
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by justncase80 13y ago
According to the report they don't listen the voice of the calls, only the "metadata" such as the numbers the calls are made from and to, and when.
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by justncase80 13y ago
Really? Isn't this just a video with green screen plus shader? I don't understand whats impressive.
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by justncase80 13y ago
Can you explain this feature? I'm not familiar with fireworks but would like to understand what you mean.
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by justncase80 13y ago
Would this also be deterministic? That seems like the fatal flaw with most current GC's.
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by justncase80 13y ago
I believe it is tied to the OS release: http://blogs.windows.com/windows/b/bloggingwindows/archive/2...
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by justncase80 13y ago
"It wouldn't be a far fetched thought for someone to have constructed a, say OAuth 2.0-esque URL which, when requested, would result in the deletion of a resource, as an example to a colleague" That does indeed sound extremely far fetched t
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by justncase80 13y ago
Based on the looks of that thing, maybe that's why they got canned?

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