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931.
by lugg 13y ago
I'm never getting my life back am I?
932.
by lugg 13y ago
Am I the only one who doesn't see a huge problem with this? Its actually kinda handy sometimes to have the last value / index of your array defined outside after the loop. Same goes for variables defined within the loop. Aside fro
933.
by lugg 13y ago
Your job sounds pretty fun I must say.
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by lugg 13y ago
All I could think was what does it taste like.. Seriously interesting though how closely related are the two species?
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by lugg 13y ago
VS has been around a lot longer than C# and although anecdotal I would hazard a guess to say the majority of those sales were at massive discount to schools and universities not to mention there is no way they would get 13k a pop in other c
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by lugg 13y ago
Could you not identify higher than normal viral scores and run some automatic checks on the links content to look for dodgy behavior (ie executing like / share links?) That would still end up with you being in a cat and mouse game of o
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by lugg 13y ago
I don't see why they would. This has been an obvious move for a long time, keeping it closed never really made any sense to me. They gained nothing from .Net being closed except hate and utter avoidance from people like me (vocal early
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by lugg 13y ago
It sounds ugly and wrong to have both IMHO. Yet I use both in Mac is every day. Coding = full screen zone mode, debugging = panel / window mode. Window mode I find pretty much useless these days Im not sure what has changed but I prefe
939.
by lugg 13y ago
My mother recently got a new laptop and wanted that new "windows 8.1 thingy and a touch screen" I dont think she even noticed that the start menu was gone.
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by lugg 13y ago
A lot of psudeo arguments against this in this thread. I don't think there is any problem with using the "platform" in this way its pretty much a newsletter or a mailing list which is very standard. I'm interested in see
941.
by lugg 13y ago
It was only a matter of time. We all saw this coming.
942.
by lugg 13y ago
Anyone have a mobile link that works? edit: link
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by lugg 13y ago
Sorry I should have probably continued on, there was a bit of an implication here: In reality it depends on how much was spent on the initial innovation [ and how long it takes to reap the return on that investment ].
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by lugg 13y ago
What on earth gives you the idea that a generation is a good measure of time for a monopoly? Patents are intended to promote innovation for society not give protection to a racket. The only reason to give people a monopoly on production i
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by lugg 13y ago
I dont think it would be that hard to automate decompilation and fire off an email after looking for secret keys. Either way it's good to see.
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by lugg 13y ago
Careful opinions follow, Something to do with suing users who use their owned hardware in a way Sony disagrees with. Suck fony and all that. Honestly since the geohots case I've pretty much laughed and ridiculed sales people in stores
947.
by lugg 13y ago
I believe the author meant between frameworks, patterns and compilation styles. To a lesser extent syntax (that's probably the most visible but least painful). To be honest, I'm not sure what that point was about I still feel a co
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by lugg 13y ago
What is happening, will continue, and I don't think there is anyway to stop it. The most likely cause for it is that development methodologies have changed, continuous integrations, continual deployments basically mean that people can
949.
by lugg 13y ago
I don't get it, this isn't similar at all. Why did you lose faith in humanity because they did exactly what you told them they could do? > our license (MIT) Why did you MIT your code if you didn't want this to happen? GPL
950.
by lugg 13y ago
Shit so it just hit me what the end game is with this (I know should have been obvious.) Was kinda confused before thanks. Caprica holobands here we come... http://caprica.wikia.com/wiki/Holoband
951.
by lugg 13y ago
I think they could solve all their problems by just hiring a handful of geeks and OSS enthusiast's like myself to lay down some ban hammers. While thinking about it a little more deeply let's give them the benefit of doubt for fiv
952.
by lugg 13y ago
I couldn't find the answer but did come across this interesting historical take on software patents. http://www.nytimes.com/1994/02/24/business/microsoft-loses-c... > The Patents and Trademark Of
953.
by lugg 13y ago
Has anyone found a 2048 clone that is fast and nice to use on android? I find the swiping mechanic painful compared to keyboard online.
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by lugg 13y ago
For what its worth I understood.
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by lugg 13y ago
Honestly I dont trust google in the slightest. They probably have more I formation on me and my peers than any other entity in the world. I'm not saying they are utterly untrustworthy or inherently evil, I simply dont just don't t
956.
by lugg 13y ago
I'm sorry but I still have a right to privacy no matter whom the service belongs to. Companies cannot overturn my rights simply because they own the service. They are a carrier whether they like it or not and have to adhere to certain
957.
by lugg 13y ago
Its a line they crossed. You dont have the right to decide where that line is for other people. You can reason it into the benign all you like the fact is they were snooping in a targeted way. If the NSA only checks the logs of people to se
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by lugg 13y ago
I find the existing bill of rights quite adequate. We don't really need anything new, maybe an amendment here and there but in reality most of today's issues are already covered, they're just being utterly violated and nobody
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by lugg 13y ago
Also use this. Much love for the author.
960.
by lugg 13y ago
I have to say I disagree. It is worth it for sure. The reflection "hack" allows a very clean and fast way to program js apps without needing to bootstrap them with a whole bunch of wiring code you get in things like backbone (also

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