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by mahmud 14y ago
I believe reverse-engineering is still legal. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_engineering#Legality http://www.chillingeffects.org/question.cgi?QuestionID=195
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by mahmud 14y ago
Not my experience. I went through 3 automatic upgrades, desktops and servers. All smooth. Ubuntu is the best <3
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by mahmud 14y ago
Did you mean 1998? Linux did not exist until '91.
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by mahmud 14y ago
Really? http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/03/opinion/jerry-seinfeld-rea...
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by mahmud 14y ago
What do you expect, he wrote the book on it.
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by mahmud 14y ago
Filepicker.io spams geek sites. Not a day passes without their hype on some front page.
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by mahmud 14y ago
Good way to monetize DoS attacks ;-)
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by mahmud 14y ago
TrendMicro .. I really don't miss Windows.
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by mahmud 14y ago
Here comes the FUD.
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by mahmud 14y ago
"BaaCamp" excellent name. Can't beat kiwi humor, without a shepherd's staff.
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by mahmud 14y ago
Most beautiful thing I have ever seen. We went diving there for our honeymoon. Spectacular.
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by mahmud 14y ago
:-)
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by mahmud 14y ago
This is almost as old as automated theorem proving. There exists systems for mathematics, programming, music, essays and various analytical fields of study. I think labeling it an "expression" checker is a good thing, as it narrows down its
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by mahmud 14y ago
Old jokes return to circulation when told to the young :-)
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by mahmud 14y ago
Because the headline, as phrased, makes "ABC" seem to be an statement by Ferris. Nevertheles, I can assure you there is higher entropy in my shot in the dark response than the linked article, and I haven't clicked on the linked article :-)
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by mahmud 14y ago
I do not, as a principle, click on Tim Ferris links, or that wine guy, or various other self-promoters. A hardline, yes, but it's a choice I have been happy with.
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by mahmud 14y ago
Welcome to the club Woz, or should I say WOz :-)
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by mahmud 14y ago
Isn't 'Always Be Closing' from David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross? (though more emphasized in the film adaptation than the script) http://www.dailyscript.com/scripts/glengarry.html
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by mahmud 14y ago
Get yourself a stubby holder, BOOM!
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by mahmud 14y ago
What a cheap way to oversimplify what I wrote. Do you seriously think Socialist societies are not capable of technological advances? Marxism is an economic framework, and there is no way avoiding technological advances in an economy. It's j
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by mahmud 14y ago
The most widely read political tract of all time, at less than 50 pages. I think you owe it to yourself to see what the fuss is all about. My understanding is that Marx, and op, sees this constant training as a negative. Workers sell their
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by mahmud 14y ago
Don't you mean dog food ? http://catb.org/jargon/html/D/dogfood.html
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by mahmud 14y ago
my brain just sees assignment, multi-dimensional array reference, space in a variable name, and what looks like infix exponentiation of unknown precedence.
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by mahmud 14y ago
where is "'Cisco"?
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by mahmud 14y ago
There is more to education than learning. What would free education do to the labormarket if students no longer had to work part time to make ends meet? What would happen to housing market when students have disposable income not going to t
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by mahmud 14y ago
What would be the unintended negative consequences of this? It reminds me of the story of a West African king who went on a pilgrimage to Mecca. On his way to Arabia, the king gifted so much gold to all intervening communities that the pric
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by mahmud 14y ago
ASDF2 is a beautiful work of pragmatic engineering.
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by mahmud 14y ago
The whole argument is moot. Quicklisp exists now, and you can install anything with it, with one command.
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by mahmud 14y ago
Don't know and don't care, sadly.
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by mahmud 14y ago
This is FAR from the truth. We have had several presidents since, including Cali Mahdi, Cabdulaahi Yusuf and Sheikh Sharif. All "ruled" out of armored vehicles on foreign financial life-support. This new guy is no different: we will see him

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