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3 Ways to Create Classes in Ruby(techblog.thescore.com)
6 points by lreeves 12y ago|0 comments
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by lreeves 12y ago
I find them awful in a crisis; generally there are a few people that can actually fix and work on the crisis and people start hovering behind them trying to drive from the back.
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How You Nest Modules Matters in Ruby(techblog.thescore.com)
5 points by lreeves 12y ago|1 comments
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by lreeves 13y ago
You can actually do the first bullet point with software like iExplorer - the app sandboxes are only protected on the device, but when connected to your computer it's all available to you.
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by lreeves 13y ago
It always struck me as odd that one of the original defining features of AWS never had a web interface. Maybe they were making it API-only to protect people from shooting themselves in the foot with exorbitant bills. Regardless through I&#x
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by lreeves 13y ago
I don't think it's real, but I certainly have computers that still function when their A/C cord is removed. They're called laptops.
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by lreeves 13y ago
I agree a lot of is bullshit, but it doesn't say you're out of compliance when you're breached at all. It specifies that a compliance test is a point in time though, and being compliant doesn't mean that you're stil
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by lreeves 13y ago
Calling a MacBook Pro Retina useless without wifi is a little harsh, the Thunderbolt and USB ethernet adapters work perfectly (as well as the ethernet ports in the Apple displays).
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by lreeves 13y ago
Actually no; when they made the auction house they reduced the quality of items that dropped. This is evident in the console versions, which have vastly different "loot tables" and no auction house. So they didn't just make i
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by lreeves 13y ago
Availability zone letters are specific to your account.
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by lreeves 13y ago
Server vendors have shipped that for quite a while now; Dell for example has offered an option on servers where ESXi is pre-installed on an SD or CF card built into the system for at least five years.
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by lreeves 13y ago
How does that model work with AWS, where many people are creating and destroying VMs in scaling groups?
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by lreeves 13y ago
Yeah that's my concern too - any vendor can be compelled through secret courts to include backdoors in software.
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by lreeves 13y ago
If it actually works it'll inevitably be miniaturized over time I'd imagine, pretty much like everything else in technology.
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by lreeves 13y ago
Generally not. You can salvage wrecks of ships to regain some cost (a very small fraction of the metals used to manufacture them). Oh and if the ship is carrying cargo then you can sometimes snatch up what's left, but there's abou
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by lreeves 13y ago
Sorry, I realize that. I mean, you're asking people to literally pipe data into their shell from a website and you're not using HTTPS. That seems lax to me.
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by lreeves 13y ago
"curl http://get.docker.io | sh" - what reason would there be to not use SSL here?
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by lreeves 13y ago
For what it's worth I had the exact same problem with Ubuntu; I play TF2 quite a bit and could not get the mouse controls to feel right at all. The acceleration just kills any accuracy when playing the game.
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by lreeves 14y ago
Your anecdote doesn't really seem feasible for most people. Do you think it's reasonable that someone who has been out of work for 6 months would take on the risk and cost of flying to a tradeshow?
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by lreeves 14y ago
Sorry what does "junked your post" mean?
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by lreeves 14y ago
Literally nothing. The point of ASICs are specialized circuits for a single task really.
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by lreeves 14y ago
I bought Battlefield 3 from EA and all the expansions. It's been a great experience so far on the PC, and they've kept the community updated on upcoming patches and changed, worked through balance issues and cracked down on exploits and hac
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by lreeves 14y ago
What do you find problematic on the Mac version? My office has weekly TF2 games and a bunch of us use Steam on OSX. The only gripe I have is that it doesn't remember my password, but other than that it seems pretty much identical to the Win
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by lreeves 14y ago
Bitcoins are constantly being mined by other people that have spent money for physical hardware; every coin they generate devalues whatever currency you're holding. I fail to see how you consider central-bank driven inflation theft but not
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by lreeves 14y ago
I pasted this above as well, but they're working on iOS 5 support: Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition for iPad is currently English only, with additional languages coming in a free update. The iPad version also requires iOS 6, but iOS 5 suppor
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by lreeves 14y ago
They actually are working on iOS 5 right now according to their mailing: Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition for iPad is currently English only, with additional languages coming in a free update. The iPad version also requires iOS 6, but iOS 5
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by lreeves 14y ago
Wow, that's actually really clever! I'd pay for that Ina heartbeat.
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by lreeves 14y ago
Interesting, how did TrapCall even work?
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by lreeves 14y ago
My Canadian insurance provider, Manulife, has this same restriction as well as pretty much every financial institute in Japan. What's worse too is that many Japanese ATMs will charge extra fees when you use them outside business hours - eve
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by lreeves 14y ago
You can actually authenticate against the GA product from any system - hook it into PAM for sshd access, use it for another factor in OpenVPN, or even just wire it into Apache: http://code.google.com/p/google-authenticator-apache-module/

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