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by logn 11y ago
MS made their search engine in 1999, only two years after Google.
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JavaMail API itself has a linking exception and it's also dual licensed as the Common Development and Distribution License.
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More like the author tricked you by changing the problem halfway through the very long article. Try this instead: (?:(?<!")|(?!Tarzan"))Tarzan
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by logn 11y ago
A more fun solution would be to count the time it takes to enter the password. If it's too slow, then wipe the data. Or more advanced, count the tempo, beat and duration of key presses. "Your honor, my password is 1234121234... bu
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by logn 11y ago
Selectors accept wildcards: https://firstlook.org/wp-uploads/sites/1/2015/09/mutant-brot... I wonder what this query returns: _@_ or: _._._._ And the justification textbox has a default width that a
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by logn 11y ago
You're probably right, but I don't see the harm in making firmware Affero GPL. For instance, intimate communication between two programs tends trigger GPL provisions. So there's an argument to be made that if a competitor imp
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That shouldn't make it Affero GPL incompatible as long as they make the code available. Regardless, if they own the copyright, they don't need to follow Affero GPL despite licensing it that way; it only applies to those who don&#x
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And this comment should be a classic: Peter 2001-12-01 13:07:33 PST Will this really land by Dec 11?
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by logn 11y ago
Then you're gonna love the product which is a wifi enabled battery monitor paired with a smartphone app that tells you the current charge of a battery. Actually the fridge lightbulb might have been a better place to source power. But g
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by logn 11y ago
Might want to consider Affero GPL. Without that, there's a possibility some competitor comes along, improves the software, puts it behind a cloud-only service, and never publishes the code.
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I think the trend is that closed source software is increasingly becoming the highly customized last-mile code that runs a specific business which sells services, curated information, or physical products. I also think this is why jobs invo
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I think the point is that even with the ability to see the future, they would have still made the same choice, given technical limitations of the time. So there's nothing to regret and a retrospective view adds nothing.
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Their EULA's are written to allow for this. Salesforce.com reserves the right to use or disclose information provided if required by law or if they reasonably believe that use or disclosure is necessary to protect their rights. Apple m
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Put a collection of all your work (and maybe other stuff too) into a gift basket. Send the baskets to Amazon and set up a seller account with them. They'll fulfill the orders. On your video page, advertise your Amazon product page with
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by logn 11y ago
d. Start at A. Tell B you need a few weeks to consider. Assuming everything is ok at A for a few weeks, turn down B. Reasoning: Company A hired you after only a 40 minute phone interview. Wait to make sure you indeed can start that job, tha
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> Sometimes you want a computed property and you use non-trivial getter Then pre-compute it, make it immutable, and expose the variable. And if that ends up being too hard it's probably because you need a builder and/or to grou
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Device democracy: Saving the future of the Internet of Things [pdf](public.dhe.ibm.com)
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I've thought this would be a good new feature for Stripe. After payment, allow user to leave a review. Then you know the person bought the product.
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> “I’ve literally had a conversation with a student where she’s saying, ‘I really don’t like math,’ as she’s walking me through a JavaScript function to have an interactive photo gallery on a web page that she had also built from scratch
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by logn 11y ago
It all depends how many servers you're using (or how much memory/CPU each has), whether it's architected properly for horizontal scaling, the performance of your proxy servers (if applicable), how much you're stressing t
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by logn 11y ago
Or Java. Right now I have a web driver that uses standard Java classes for requests but I wonder if NIO would offer significantly better performance.
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by logn 11y ago
I would tend to agree. I took a news writing course in college. We got a bullet point list about newsworthiness: 1) proximity 2) recency 3) prominence... and a few others. They also taught us to write short paragraphs, short sentences, and
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Stock in Athletes: A Bengal’s Impact on Wall St(cincinnati.com)
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Even assuming the origin server is HTTPS, the content is decrypted while it's on the edge server. The whole path secured, but it's still MITM'd. That's old news, but now that server is in China, I presume.
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Users connect to Cloudflare edge server with its own certificate. Then it's decrypted and re-encrypted to the origin server. Right? I imagine it's like this: http://i.imgur.com/DASFtbw.png
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Maybe the people who made or support this software can update the frequency of the batch jobs (e.g., every 15 minutes instead of every 24 hours)? After that, perhaps they can add a couple more fields for you to track the additional data. I&
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Shrinking the Commons: Today, Linux Is Open-Source. Tomorrow, …? (2009)(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
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One monetization strategy in general for distributed networks is that users pay for bandwidth. They're rewarded for the bandwidth they provide. They profit if they provide more bandwidth than they use. And app developers are rewarded w
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I'm excited by Ethereum. It definitely is interesting to think about distributed computation like that. However, doing it on a blockchain, along with data storage might prove to be prohibitively expensive for various types of apps. UBS
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> (in the West, I should say) I think the major concern right now is the situation in India. http://www.greenpeace.org/india/en/Press/Glyphosate-based-he... and http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/

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