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by lylejohnson 13y ago
He may have been referring to "libertarians" and not "liberals", but I'm not sure it really affects the GP post's point.
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
No, she's probably not going to be able to recover her lost work. What OP and others are trying to point out is that OS X has support for saving revisions to documents if application developers (like Microsoft) would just take advantag
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
> One of the problems is that you will find many of the 'enterprise' jobs that you feel will trap you are commonplace in a lots of countries - certainly here in the UK and I'm sure in America also. There are more jobs in s
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
He said that he was in his third and final year (of University), and (I believe) lamenting the fact that most of the interesting things he's learned during that time were learned on side projects and not in his coursework.
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding your point, you seem to be ignoring the numerous third-party calendar iOS apps that access and manipulate your calendar. I'm using one called Fantastical, but there are many others.
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
Also the name of a song by The Police, also with decidedly negative sentiments.
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
I've used 1Password (a popular password manager for the Mac) for several years now. How could you "quite easily" hack those passwords, assuming that's what you're implying?
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
When I clicked through the link to this article, a window popped up asking me to sign a petition to reinstate Nancy Pelosi as Speaker of the House. Given her recent vote in favor of the Patriot Act, that was an interesting warm-up act for t
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
Quoting from the Wikipedia article [1] on the same: President Obama endorsed the nickname, saying, "I have no problem with people saying Obama cares. I do care."[2] Because of the number of "Obamacare" search engine quer
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
I don't believe any elementary school-aged kid could write an extensive book review like that. Not even Jeff Bezos' kid.
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
tuProlog does not offer an interface directly to C code. It's implemented in Java and does provide a decent interface to Java code. I suppose you could develop a JNI interface to your C library code, and then interface tuProlog with th
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
We used tuProlog for rule-based intelligent agents in several applications and it worked pretty well, but its poor performance eventually led us to look for alternative implementations. That was about five years ago, though, and perhaps it
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
It depends on what information the document(s) contain and how OP uses that information, but yes, the person who lost them could certainly lose "something". When that Apple employee misplaced an iPhone prototype a few years ago, i
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
A link to the Git repo: https://github.com/bartaz/impress.js
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
Because some addresses or locations in a city are more desirable than others?
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
See also: DARPA's Active Authentication program ( http://www.darpa.mil/Our_Work/I2O/Programs/Active_Authentica... ).
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
Clickable link: http://mazeware.com/games/html5/m7/supercanvaskart.html
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
I was about to ask the same thing about Red Hat Enterprise Linux (or CentOS).
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
I always thought that the doomsday machine in "Dr. Strangelove" was an invention of Kubrick's. I had no idea that this was a real thing.
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
Maybe he's just finding that after polishing his yachts and helicopters he doesn't have time to work on all these projects.
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
I think the GMAT is only required for MBA programs. When I was admitted to Georgia Tech as an Aerospace Engineering graduate student in 1992, I didn't need the GMAT, just the GRE.
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by lylejohnson 13y ago
I assume that one of the motivations for this guideline is to prevent submitters from editorializing their submissions by altering the original titles (e.g. "Idiotic developers close perfectly reasonable bug report").
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by lylejohnson 14y ago
As of this writing, there's still no explanation as to why this Google Group was shut down. Google may shut it down again later today. I hope OP moves quickly to archive the list's contents and get that mailing list hosted elsewhere!
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by lylejohnson 14y ago
This was my thought. Could he not have spared another second or two to express his condolences?
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by lylejohnson 14y ago
The original title of the op-ed was "How do I raise a boy not to be a rapist?" but I see that they've since changed it to "How do you talk to your son about rape?"
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by lylejohnson 14y ago
To be clear (for those of us who don't always click through and actually read the articles), this isn't any sort of announcement from Google --- it's just the results of some sleuthing that hint at a future note-taking service.
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by lylejohnson 14y ago
> Traditional publishers take something like 90% The Pragmatic Programmers offer their authors 50% of the net. I was lucky enough to publish one book with them, and despite that book's anemic sales I made out pretty well. Cant recommend
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by lylejohnson 14y ago
Per the @reederapp Twitter feed, "Dont worry, Reeder wont die with Google Reader." http://twitter.com/reederapp/status/311995748482945025
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by lylejohnson 14y ago
I grew up there, but I guess that doesn't count.
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by lylejohnson 14y ago
See also his snarky reference to "electric-car acolytes" in the same paragraph. He seems to be a bit too careless in revealing his biases.

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