legohead

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by legohead 12y ago
From another article I saw [1] it appeared that there was half a million spent in severance for a single employee. Others were listed as well, in 100k range, and the article author left out the names of the employees. [1] http:/&#x2F
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by legohead 12y ago
I joined one of those 7-day coding competitions for a game. I ended up with a framework for making games, but no game. Needless to say, I came in last place.
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by legohead 12y ago
Consider moving to an area with more jobs available. As for your skills, continue to create on your own. You should know SQL and how to work with memcache or redis. Making an android app is good but if your career path is more towards web
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by legohead 12y ago
When successful people get together, they aren't usually "mean", or bad people. pg is successful, so his claim is naturally immature. For the rest of us, it's pretty obvious that successful people are mean, for the mo
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by legohead 12y ago
He solved the Poincaré Conjecture in 7 years. It has been nearly 13 years since.. wonder what he will do next!
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by legohead 12y ago
This isn't a dilemma. You can have net neutrality and also have Wikipedia Zero -- it isn't mutually exclusive. It might make it a little harder and Wikipedia may need to ask for more donations, but this is their goal, not an
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by legohead 12y ago
How are HOV lanes in DC? In SoCal my experience has been that if the traffic is bad, the car pool lanes are just as backed up.
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by legohead 12y ago
He definitely knows his stuff. I played on the original Sojourn MUD and when EverQuest came out I was surprised at how much they straight ripped off Sojourn. Most MMO players haven't even heard of MUDs, much less Sojourn.
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by legohead 12y ago
If any of your personal info is on the internet, it has already been saved where you cannot remove it. This is a personal conundrum I have been trying to wrap my head around, especially as it relates to pictures of my kids I'd like to
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by legohead 12y ago
You're giving Google way too much credit for forward thinking. Your rhetoric reeks of conspiracy theories. For one thing, Eric Schmidt was actually against building a browser.
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by legohead 12y ago
you can sous vide with ziplocs[1] and a temperature gauge. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi-tyQvRgJw
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by legohead 12y ago
context is key. someone could have asked him what is the most evil thing a company could do to journalists.
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by legohead 12y ago
Does anyone drink milk daily? I once tried switching to chocolate milk to get rid of my addiction to Pepsi. It was going great, until about a week later, where I was having BM problems.. constipation. Then I remembered my schooling, and
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by legohead 12y ago
Why are you telling the public of his reason for resigning? Isn't that something he should be allowed to do himself?
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by legohead 12y ago
SF cool, fun, sexy? Have you ever been there? I found it dirty, scary, and smelly.
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by legohead 12y ago
There's a cost for being a developer, but as I recall it was only $25 or so.
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by legohead 12y ago
I worked for USPS. When I saw this title I immediately assumed that China was after the main database which contains information on basically every US citizen. As a developer I had access to some databases and was told that USPS had the t
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by legohead 12y ago
Netflix pays for its bandwidth, like any internet service. If Netflix were to offer some ridiculous streaming option like 50k video, customers simply wouldn't be able to stream it because the customer is only paying its ISP for 10mbi
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by legohead 12y ago
baseless? did you miss out on how the NSA has been recording everything you've said and making deals with companies for gathering your information?
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by legohead 12y ago
does Amazon have 2 factor auth? considering the recent iCloud debacle, this would seem like a smart move. I see MFA [1] for AWS accounts, but not sure if that rolls over to the regular login as well. [1] http://aws.amazon.com&#
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by legohead 12y ago
cute video. I have no idea what the new calendar does.
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by legohead 12y ago
do you have one? in the demo I saw [1] the girl had to actually press the watch with her finger to get it to light up. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQgbPWRbbOc#t=237
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by legohead 12y ago
I'd barely call the iWatch a watch. It fails at what makes a watch a watch -- being able to tell time immediately. The iWatch display is off most of the time to conserve battery.
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by legohead 12y ago
Printer will cost $100. The building material is $500/lb though.
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by legohead 12y ago
We just migrated over to VPC as well, and came across a really weird "bug". We auto-scale EC2, and randomly when auto-scaling, the new server couldn't connect to memcache (ElastiCache). Note that when you migrate over to V
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by legohead 12y ago
SoCal is expensive. LA/OC/San Diego.. I moved to OC from Oklahoma. 1400 sq ft. home in OK = 130k, in OC, 500k. With variations depending on area, of course, but in general, yes very expensive. Taxes feel about the same -- I th
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by legohead 12y ago
years in the making of solving a problem that doesn't exist. another google "wave".
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by legohead 12y ago
Reading biographies about Einstein, I came to the conclusion that the man wasn't really a genius in the intellectual sense, but a genius when it came to ideas, and had the passion to pursue them.
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by legohead 12y ago
Patched twice? There are 7 known shellshock exploits (and 30 patches) so far.. https://shellshocker.net/ Not knocking on you or anything, just more interested to know if all exploits have been patched against, more than th
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by legohead 12y ago
They've also used them to stop underwater oil leaks. If we had done that with the last BP spill things would have been solved a lot quicker!

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