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by lwf 12y ago
Step 2.5: open a terminal.
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by lwf 12y ago
> We have built everything ourselves, and it has worked out great so far, but we have put a lot more effort and resources into that, whereas we could have instead invested on the Product. So, you don't use a libc, or a web framework
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by lwf 12y ago
Basic auth is a browser limitation. If you visit a site through the LastPass menu, it'll do the basic auth dance.
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by lwf 12y ago
Software in the Public Interest. Legal org that holds e.g. Debian's trademarks and monies.
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EAT24 is joining Yelp(blog.eat24hours.com)
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by lwf 12y ago
To be clear, I did a lot more than this in my months there :) Most of the time was working on improvements to the customer-facing management webapp, Uptrack. https://www.dropbox.com/s/tqqup4ltz9tphga/uptrack-oracle
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by lwf 12y ago
This blog post was written 6 months before Ksplice had anything to do with Oracle.
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by lwf 12y ago
> By Ksplice Post Importer on Jan 24, 2011 Heh. When interning at Ksplice/Oracle in 2011, I was tasked to import all of the blog posts from the old Ksplice Wordpress blog into Oracle's system. By hand, because they didn't
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by lwf 12y ago
The DMCA is your friend. :) https://nppa.org/page/5617
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by lwf 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_X._Cringely et http://www.pbs.org/cringely/ He's been writing about tech since 1987, initially with InfoWorld.
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by lwf 12y ago
From < https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/2659114> : > Suspending an account provides the publisher with 30 days to make the relevant changes to their sites. If you have been suspended, you’ll still
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by lwf 13y ago
If you trust Twitter/Facebook/Github, you can verify assertions about account ownership by retrieving the signed message from those services and verifying they encode the correct data and that the signatures verify. However, this
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by lwf 13y ago
The issue wasn't with the cert, but with the signature verification, < https://www.imperialviolet.org/2014/02/22/applebug.html> : > Because the certificate chain is correct and it's the link
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by lwf 13y ago
unity also predates gnome-shell, I might add.
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by lwf 13y ago
And that itself is controversial; apparently the current interpretation of the Constitution requires the bill to be physically signed, although not physically by the president. From http://www.washingtontimes.com/news&#x2F
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by lwf 13y ago
Publish an RfC.
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by lwf 13y ago
> I’ve looked at what Arch Linux and Gentoo do, and they just use docker.io’s blob and redistribute that That's pretty concerning. There's a reason Debian insists that basically everything is BFS…
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by lwf 13y ago
He explicitly excludes monopolies, like TW and Comcast.
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by lwf 13y ago
Google's predictions of flu trends haven't been accurate recently: http://commonhealth.wbur.org/2013/01/google-flu-trends-cdc
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by lwf 13y ago
The "Wikipedia's Bureaucracy" chart is sort of frustrating. It used to be that being in the "Administrator" group was basically the only granularity we had to differentiate users. People complained that they only wa
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by lwf 13y ago
Using Google's search results takes a lot of computing power and could be abused by competitors. Having robust messaging increases the value of Google's Android platform.
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by lwf 13y ago
> "When somebody sends you a message saying 'I'd like a new top-level domain name,' that gets handed to me, and I explain to them why that's a bad idea. Then they pretty much go away and we go on as before."
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by lwf 13y ago
Right, which they're obligated to do. As a company, you're bound to follow the laws of the countries in which you do business. You have the option to direct lobbying power against laws you feel are unjust.
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by lwf 13y ago
Google managed to colour-coöordinate their Glass charger, so that the wall plug is black-white the same way the cable is, but didn't have a good answer for how to do the device side of the plug. See https://phandroid.s3.amaz
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by lwf 13y ago
By "their own", you mean "as required by US export restrictions that all US companies have to abide by", right? See also https://sourceforge.net/blog/clarifying-sourceforgenets-deni...
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by lwf 13y ago
You say that like it probably won't. They state in the FAQ that it will work on FF and Chrome; there's no reason to think it won't work on Chromium as well.
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by lwf 13y ago
I can imagine this might be problematic for people using assistive technology…
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by lwf 13y ago
With StartCom, you just send them a CSR and they sign it. They don't get access to your key. StartCom passed an outside audit and is included in most modern browsers by default, indicating that they at least trust StartCom. They charge
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by lwf 13y ago
Except you don't have free speech protections in restaurants; they're private establishments that are free to restrict speech as they see fit, provided they are not discriminating on the basis of your membership in a protected cla
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by lwf 13y ago
Classy address in the MailChimp email, but I'm not sure this is CAN-SPAM compliant: Signal Starbucks San Francisco, CA 94100

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