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by lhnn 16y ago
Would a website dedicated to providing IP addresses to websites whose domains were seized be seized? Just have a directory on an IP-address-accessed server and you've circumscribed the law. Nevertheless, this law is farking redonkulous. Are
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by lhnn 16y ago
In all the year it's been out, I don't know one person who has devoted years of experience to Go.
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by lhnn 16y ago
This sentiment is how I felt about Grails a while back. I think the big issue is versioning. Learn it! A.B.C Changes in C denote bugfixes, small changes, etc. Changes in B denote feature additions/deprecations, non-API breaking changes, etc
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by lhnn 16y ago
Everything is dead! http://technologizer.com/2010/08/18/the-tragic-death-of-prac...
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by lhnn 16y ago
The baiting headline about "winning the net" is really annoying. I really, truly doubt any one company will own the Internet. Google has tons of fiber, a cache of a ton of the Internet already, maps of the entire planet, algorithms that can
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by lhnn 16y ago
I use HTTPS everywhere and it seems to work. Facebook chat doesn't, though. I don't like using GMail too much, but I'll be damned if I let Facebook see anymore of what I communicate than what it does now.
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by lhnn 16y ago
How about summarizing a memo instead of copypasta? Then they'd have to diff the facts to mess you up.
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by lhnn 16y ago
Glanced through the wiki; I didn't see much about its amazing journalistic past that sets it apart from today. Wired is a geeky magazine with sensationalist headlines that nevertheless can be interesting most months. Once again, a woman is
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by lhnn 16y ago
"If [Microsoft] grows some courage (doubtful) they could change the game in a big way – perhaps by acquiring companies like Canonical. Mark Shuttleworth could be crazy like a fox." That Microsoft would acquire Canonical is crazy like a cra
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by lhnn 16y ago
I think calling him out publicly by name was too much, and that she should have filed a restraining order or charges against him if she thought it was that traumatic. Again, not excusing what he did, it was stupid as all get-up, but he was
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by lhnn 16y ago
As someone who does go to parties, if some girl were sitting in laps and laying across people, etc., she should not be surprised if a guy makes a move. Now, the guy should have known she was probably not specifically interested in him, sinc
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by lhnn 16y ago
I will be so bold as to say this: I doubt there are many places in Texas where this would have happened without those kids getting arrested, or barring that, being rightfully assaulted. When one attacks another's person and property, one sh
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by lhnn 16y ago
Which country is this?
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by lhnn 16y ago
>Then you'll never be happy. Your definition of success will keep changing, and you'll never get there. If chasing success is what makes him happy, then he'll alwys be happy, by your interpretation.
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by lhnn 16y ago
Why is it troubling for a company or organization to do what's in their best interest? Ubuntu's goals do not seem to be nefarious, and almost everything they're pushing for the community is open-source, except Ubuntu One and the Software Ce
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by lhnn 16y ago
Where do you work? If you're allowed to say, I'm always interested in hearing about Linux deployments, much less Ubuntu and/or professional "desktop" Linux usage. There should be an Ubuntu testimonials website... Weekend project?
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by lhnn 16y ago
Apologies, I thought the text displayed was all the twitter feed was sending. Twitter still sucks, though.
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by lhnn 16y ago
I knew I'd get downvoted for stating the fact... The problem with that Twitter bot is that which ever side it promoted, it's still stating "facts" without citation (as I have done). That's the problem with Twitter: it's useless as a platfor
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by lhnn 16y ago
Man-made global warming is a myth.
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by lhnn 16y ago
How much does Theo support OpenBSD? If he got hit by a bus, would the project go on, or as smoothly?
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by lhnn 16y ago
He didn't express desire to renounce citizenship, and calling a book about Mohammed terrorist propaganda is exaggerating at best, and disrespectful at worst.
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by lhnn 16y ago
I am looking into it and like its Grails-like setup, but its Scala documentation is outdated and I'm not sure how stable Scala support actually is... I will definitely keep an eye on it, and might even dig into the code a little.
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by lhnn 16y ago
I've fallen for Scala, and want to use one of the frameworks that support it. Lift requires use of Maven or sbt, both of which are annoying tools. I don't want you to force me to download stuff from the net every time I start a project! Wit
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by lhnn 16y ago
The font is entirely too small, but the layout is nice.
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by lhnn 16y ago
Does no-one in the legal system see the injustice of current copyright law? ---- Other idea: If I owned a blog hosting website, could I register as the DMCA contact point for $105, and cover all blogs I host AS WELL AS THEIR POSTS? I could
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by lhnn 16y ago
Actually, if you read my assertion, you would know I didn't read Founders at Work. "Actually, in the 'Founders at Work' interview, ..." would have been less aggressive in tone.
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by lhnn 16y ago
"Two common ethical objections to the consumption of animals is that they feel pain (and that causing pain is wrong), and that their cultivation is environmentally harmful. On both of these, oysters are significantly closer to plants than a
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by lhnn 16y ago
When I read about PayPal shutting down peoples' paypals asking for their IRS charity status, I couldn't believe it. Fraud should not have to be Paypal's business. If someone says they're a charity and they're not, and you give them money, i
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by lhnn 16y ago
I absolutely agree that a control panel window is the solution, not drop down menus. Drop downs should only be used for a small number of objects and trees, lest someone move their mouse 2px north of a path and lose ten seconds of careful n
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by lhnn 16y ago
I wish they would copy Windows 7 a bit... a lot of the features in Win 7 that don't conflict with GNOME are really nice. Unrelated: GNOME still doesn't understand the concept of "chunking": You only want 5-7 items in a group for people to c

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