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lnanek2
12y ago
If you go to a web site and there is paid advertising on the web site, do you consider the web site spam? You opted in to the web site by going to it and you can always not go back. You opted in to the newsletter by subscribing and can alwa
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lnanek2
12y ago
A security company found an excuse to make a nasty story to get PR, basically.
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lnanek2
12y ago
This is really a step backwards for most users. Before users had everything automatically backed up by the cloud. Now they would have to have a more complex on boarding process where they will probably skip some advanced technical option th
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lnanek2
12y ago
Java IDEs are better at this. JavaScript...well I saw NetBeans do it once and was amazed. Ruby...well it's impossible to do correctly as other posters have mentioned.
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12y ago
It wasn't overblown. You should see some of the systems large businesses use. Marriott still uses green screen terminals, for example, others use mainframes. ATMs often run archaic versions of Windows CE. If all air carriers shutdown b
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lnanek2
12y ago
Much like how high enough oil prices mean processing oil shale and digging deeper/sideways start to make economic sense, which then prevents further price rise.
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12y ago
Wonder if sign in tokens are still limited. There are so many horror stories about popular hitting the user limit and being unable to grow any more. Don't really trust Twitter enough to invest the time to read to find out after they&#x
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lnanek2
12y ago
Land at SFO. Get on the BART subway. That's it. You are done, it goes right from SFO to the center of the city. Some people are too lazy to walk around the circle of the airport and use the AirBART train to get to the BART stop at the
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12y ago
And they were the first to ban and harass the companies too. Kind of silly they are trying to sound friendly now when other places have always just let them be.
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12y ago
Romantic story telling for a line graph, but really it is more like the profession of computer operators, originally drawn from the largely female secretary pool, disappeared as computers evolved from big buildings where you submitted decks
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lnanek2
12y ago
Unfortunate, Google has a reputation for killing acquisitions. Let's hope the founders manage to escape and recreate their product after, like Dodgeball vs. Foursquare.
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lnanek2
12y ago
I really despise opening Google Maps nowadays on my phone. There have been so many updates that cripple it and make it worse. Really hope someone comes along and puts a good replacement out. Recently it won't even show results on the m
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lnanek2
12y ago
Then you just make a Google Apps for Business account...
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lnanek2
12y ago
Wouldn't this be illegal? He wants to buy apartment buildings, rent below cost, and refuse to rent to people with tech jobs. The government is allowed to do this sort of thing as long as they use income and not job type to determine it
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12y ago
Also worth clearing your cookies and logging out. I've seen Delta offer me better prices after clearing cookies. I've seen Marriott offer me better prices after logging out (amusingly I'm a platinum rewards member, but get be
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lnanek2
12y ago
wow, light gray text on white background makes this pretty much unreadable...
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lnanek2
12y ago
Commenters reported not working well on Firefox either.
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lnanek2
12y ago
Google does this constantly too. I've been to several Google Glass events where the wall outlets were all hidden or taped down. Sometimes there is only one in the entire room an event is going on in like the GDK Sneak Preview and I
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lnanek2
12y ago
This has happened to me on Android and I've hated every uninvited notification they've sent me about people I don't follow and don't care about. Just don't do it Twitter.
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12y ago
It isn't just apprentices, they have two different types of colleges. One is primarily about job training, the other is what we have in the US. Yes, there are a few minor technical schools in the US, but it is nothing like Germany.
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12y ago
This is a common Kickstarter scam. Take a Chinese product off alibaba, maybe tweak the software, brand it, and sell it on kickstarter. It has happened time and time again for things like Android watches, Bluetooth low energy devices, almost
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lnanek2
12y ago
Honestly, I know countless gamers who play as women to get free stuff from men. I know if a woman was interested in applying for my engineering school she was flown in and wined and dined and met and fawned over by the deans. All the women&
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12y ago
He really needs to lay off the illegal drugs and the constant TV, concentrate on his real life, and get a nice quite place of his own. As someone who hears voices occasionally (not that odd considering studies show auditory hallucinations c
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lnanek2
12y ago
Google has been working hard to break compatibility in a lot of places, like XMPP and calendars. They just don't care about interop and want to lock people in. Pretty sad coming from a company that made fun of Microsoft on stage at Goo
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12y ago
The article is completely wrong about US Navy ships having fusion reactors. They have fission reactors, not fusion. I wonder if they are even reporting the breakthrough right since they clearly don't know the difference. For all we kno
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12y ago
It's already solved for highway driving. There have been radar assisted cruise control since 1997 and consumer cars that can handle stop and go traffic automatically since 2006. I don't think anyone who recommend or take liability
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lnanek2
12y ago
Eh, Java only Android apps have run fine on x86 Android devices for years. There's a consumer x86 tablet out there I've run stuff on - won one of the tablets at a hackathon in NYC last year for getting a WebRTC client running on i
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12y ago
Guess the site went live too early and has been taken down. Announcement event is 7PM PST tonight. Supposedly it has some self-drive capability.
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lnanek2
12y ago
If the function doesn't exist, don't do anything. aCoolFunction is false so the other half of the statement won't execute. If it does exist, call it. Useless as written, but there may be cases where you don't know if it
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12y ago
Really distasteful slogan. I think every engineer who has worked in corp. America is used to management asking for mutually exclusive things due to ignorance.
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