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by lhnn 14y ago
I'd be happy my phone wasn't compatible with CALEA, I might care about 911 (else I'd have another tool/app to serve me) and as long as I can communicate, I'm not to concerned about scary "open source" stuff.
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by lhnn 14y ago
For the record, I just bought "Javascript and jQuery: The Missing Manual 2e" and am impressed with its style of teaching. Yes, as someone who has programming background, it sometimes seems to be directed at those with no programming experie
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by lhnn 14y ago
What's WRONG with it? > When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. You're implying the article is useless, and that it shouldn't be here. Justify that, if you're going to go through the trouble of making a
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by lhnn 14y ago
Including my dorm room (it was port restricted), my college apartment, my father's house, and my current home, I've always had a publicly accessible IP address.
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by lhnn 14y ago
Ubuntu's goal has always been Linux for the Masses. Now, if the discussions are accurate, unknowing users will be searching "my_girlfriend_michelles_porn.zip" and see that information passed to Amazon. It's not what most people would want,
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by lhnn 14y ago
SPOT ON CHAP. This is truly, exactly it. I don't expect my mother or friend to run a Tent server. But imagine Facebook were a Tent/Diaspora host. People would have left in DROVES by now if another, somewhat equal host could migrate their da
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by lhnn 14y ago
Your home PC isn't really on the Internet. It's on a crappy pseudo-network that happens to be connected to the Internet. The hell are you talking about? I know I have a public IP address and am running several wikis, a Minecraft server and
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by lhnn 14y ago
Mine says value="${password}"/> in the source.
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by lhnn 14y ago
You might have time to drift down off that horse you're on and give the guy a break. So what if he's judging someone? He made a valid comment about the fact that this person supposedly consistently lets users of their startups down.
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by lhnn 14y ago
Hence the very purpose of the second amendment: At the time, the point was to use force against our government. Nowadays, I think general protection from harassment, as well as the right to privately assemble and to dissent, are just as imp
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by lhnn 14y ago
I don't know if you're defending the actions of these people (I can hardly imagine), but I don't understand why people still defend Islamic protests at ALL. Back when that Dutch cartoonist drew an offensive picture of Mohammed, Christians t
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by lhnn 14y ago
There are multiple purposes for a firearm (hunting, sport, and self defense). Already, you're wrong in your assertion. But I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, since i was obviously talking in the context of self-defense. No, I do not WA
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by lhnn 14y ago
"Privacy is as apple-pie as the Constitution." This really hit me. I finally know how to describe it! I don't own a weapon because I want to kill someone. I own a weapon because I may have to use it against those who wish to do me harm. The
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by lhnn 14y ago
hnsearch.com. I love it.
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by lhnn 14y ago
I loathe the requirement of a current prescription for glasses. Corrupt bureaucracy at its usual tricks. What I wonder: Is it illegal to make a bed out of flame-retardant free cotton balls?
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by lhnn 14y ago
To Generalize (for web): HTML/CSS/JS (View) jQuery (View Framework, couldhave been YUI, for example) Programming language Framework in said language I still think actual SQL / DB knowledge is requisite to do all but the most minor of apps,
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by lhnn 14y ago
I know. It's stupid to think we should try having a revolution in government policy and function in the 21st century. Twerps.
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by lhnn 14y ago
Meh. As the author does, he finds another option. I'm not yet convinced that Paypal's shitty service is illegal, but I'm sure if it got bad enough, someone could reasonably argue theft or extortion. Point being: The precedent of putting Pay
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by lhnn 14y ago
It seems there is a market for an insurer of Bitcoin exchanges. Carry out extensive physical, procedural and offensive reviews against a set of standards, in exchange for certifying the exchange as "not easy to break", and insure its accoun
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by lhnn 14y ago
I expect the staffers answering the questions to put in some more time, but then that'd ruin the facade.
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by lhnn 14y ago
I absolutely agree that it's tough to be honest and off-the-cuff in politics, much less modern politics. However, as someone else said, no one should look at Obama and think about how 'hip' he is for using Reddit as a phone-in for stances h
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by lhnn 14y ago
Just for the record: Old people don't like changes, so when Firefox silently changes and updates the wording of a menu, or changes the new tab behavior, etc., my 70 year old dad bitches and calls me to find out what is wrong with his comput
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by lhnn 14y ago
That's his problem: The numbers in versions have traditionally (and more usefully) been used to denote levels of feature change and bugfix. A time-based arbitrary version number is pointless; it'd make more sense to use a timestamp for a ve
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by lhnn 14y ago
Let me end this conversation before it begins: "Why should the government tell me I need this many exits, or that I need a wheelchair ramp if no-one needs it?" "Because you're too short-sighted to see how important those things are. The gov
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by lhnn 14y ago
My thoughts exactly. Why can't someone just ask others for money? What is so wrong with "broadcasting" a solicitation for money?
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by lhnn 14y ago
FYI I knew the reference, but was wondering if the agitated OP did. You explained it better than I would have. "To really understand something REALLY well".
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by lhnn 14y ago
Do you know the reference?
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by lhnn 14y ago
Can someone explain this to a layman who "only" uses credit cards at the moment? How is whatever this is going to make my checkout at Starbucks quicker or more convenient than a card or a $5?
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by lhnn 14y ago
A little off-topic, but I was there at that speech. Notice the length of that video... the man can talk.
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by lhnn 14y ago
Uh... Red Hat gives its source out for free as it is legally obliged to do (which CentOS and others take and build). To get official RHEL binaries (which also come with support), you must pay for a subscription.

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