kelvin0

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   by kelvin0 10y ago

   Well I'm glad someone is taking on that Herculean task. We can check that off our 'Humanity' bucket list ... It's funny and profoundly depressing at the same time.
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   by kelvin0 10y ago

   I'm sure it's great ... in France. Because here in the province of Québec (Canada) it's hell on wheels. Granted we have 'free' access to healthcare, but waiting 24 hours in an emergency room is not uncommon due to
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   by kelvin0 10y ago

   If you want to watch something to spook you out of your 'social media' approval ratings, watch this: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5497778/ It's an episode of the Series 'Black Mirror'. Well
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   by kelvin0 10y ago

   Well this would be scary if modern Presidents were the ones actually running things. They are part of a system which has more power over them than the other way around. Before down voting me, please take the time to reply instead, I would p
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   by kelvin0 10y ago

   I would like to read about that, can you suggest any links or books?
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   by kelvin0 10y ago

   I tried copying some text from a URL (copy/paste the content of that page) into the memo box and hit the create button: Internal Server Error Here's the URL I used. Hope this helps. http://www.thedrive.com/tech&#x2
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   by kelvin0 10y ago

   From the article: “We believe GIFs are emerging as a format that consumers love and will be really important to advertisers as well,” said Barry Schuler, a partner at Draper Fisher Jurvetson. OK, for me GIFs are from a bygone era of the web
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   by kelvin0 10y ago

   Wow, we'll finally blow the lid off all these conspiracy theories when we 'unblur' the pictures of : Sasquatch, UFOs, Loch Ness Monster ... :)
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   by kelvin0 10y ago

   So you have any more details? Is it clear cut he did indeed 'steal' anything? I'd be interested in any facts you have regarding this interesting turn of events.
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    Anyone know what happened to Sergey Aleynikov (Goldman Sachs)? That kind of story doesn't help my (already) poor perception of these financial companies. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sergey_Aleynikov "Aleyni
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    So if I understand correctly, this would 'transform' Node into a web framework à la Django? Please correct me if I misunderstood. If that's the case, how Node-Server-Render will compare to Django,Flask and other Python web fr
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    Cost him twice as much, with the added benefit that it gives the person the right to mention their double major twice in every sentence they speak/write.
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    This article is obviously written by a Nazi to cover their tracks :)
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    >>...would only need to gain access to that account, which is probably much less guarded.. So "that account" you mention, is it the Google analytics account or the web application (leaking urls) account? Why is it much less
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    I've read the article twice, and I'm not totally clear as to what the problem is, and how it's being addressed (web n00b here). Also, this bit: "Browsers will not send the Referer for resources fetched via HTTP from a do
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    From the FAQ "Who's developing the WARSHIFT? This project is being developed by one person - Cyril Megem, who is both artist, game designer and programmer in this project. He worked hard to implement many his and community's
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    Cyril Megem: One man army game Dev(warshift.com)

    1 points by kelvin0 10y ago|1 comments
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    Sounds like this famous (although disputed): "640K ought to be enough for anybody."
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    So once he's promoted, he can now email/text you all night and 'improve' your productivity.(Being Sarcastic, of course)
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    Changes jobs.
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    > “It’s okay,” he replied. “We’ve all done it.” He paused for a moment. “But what did you learn?” Never push changes on a Friday PM. Ever.
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    This guy used to run a BBS I used back in the stone ages! http://users.axess.com/twilight/sock/cocofile/rs232mod.txt
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    Goodies on Tandy Color Computer 3 (CoCo3)(users.aei.ca)

    1 points by kelvin0 10y ago|1 comments
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    True Story: I worked a few months programming in an open floor plan (all hardwood floors). My commute from an to work was 3 hours each day. The prog next to me was a Finger drummer + song hummer. There was construction for a new building 2
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    Ah, so this is interesting from a historic perspective. I thought this was being released as a formal method that brought some innovation, as mentionned earlier I had no idea or context other than the slide I went through posted in the link
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    Well HFT is going to fix all that ... * cricket chirps
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    Humm, this looks and awful like flow charts? What am I missing (apart from the 'Insertion' of macro charts)? All the rules about not 'breaking' visual cohesiveness seem like a plus, although not groundbreaking either. Do
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    Let's not forget the classic biometric-hospital-gate : People using silicon fingerprints to sign in for their colleagues: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-21756709
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    That's all very interesting stuff, but somehow I missed something: how was he able to verify the fake finger prints from the minister were usable and close enough to the real finger prints to fool a biometric device? I read the article
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    by kelvin0 10y ago

    Good point, but I wonder if there is not a stronger correlation to income (the lower your income, higher the chance to get caught in civil forfeiture).