mattstreet

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by mattstreet 14y ago
People didn't have access to convenient running warm water and soap as much back then either.
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by mattstreet 14y ago
Of the people I've met that claim to have sensitive noses, they seem to usually complain about artificial scents, like too much cologne, "deodorant" or after shave. The only times I've heard them complain about smelly BO was when everyone e
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by mattstreet 14y ago
I think you make a very important point. Even if the universe was infinitely large, there might be a point where past that the conditions can't exist that would allow something like our planet to function. For infinity to grant you duplicat
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by mattstreet 14y ago
"The wars of the future will not be fought on the battlefield or at sea. They will be fought in space, or possibly on top of a very tall mountain. In either case, most of the actual fighting will be done by small robots. And as you go forth
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by mattstreet 14y ago
It makes it look bad to people who judge it based on the attrition rate.
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by mattstreet 14y ago
Who said it was a crime? Just that a company might not want to give away it's source code because they don't want to make it easier for another company to make knock offs. This has been a big issue for companies dealing with China, you sell
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by mattstreet 14y ago
I get that augmented reality needs to be portable for most applications, I'm not so sure VR needs portable CPU power. Other than that I agree with you.
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by mattstreet 14y ago
No reason to make anything easier for them than you legally have to. Plus the issue here isn't the government wanting anything from you. The problem is when you have no legal issues with the government but unfortunately the cloud provider y
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by mattstreet 14y ago
I agree, the agency that is supposed to be screening these people is called the DMV.
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by mattstreet 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Session_Initiation_Protocol There are 2 main VOIP protocols right now you can choose from. H323 and SIP. H323 was developed my the telecom industry and its a binary format so its more of a pain in the ass to d
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by mattstreet 14y ago
There are different laws for bikes, it isn't just bike == vehicle. Example: http://bicycling.com/blogs/roadrights/2009/07/28/a-stop-sign...
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by mattstreet 14y ago
There would be even more kids with no father in their lives.
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by mattstreet 14y ago
I would agree, except that the crazy rules that favor the large companies are pretty much written by the large companies aren't they? Its cool that they're just following the rules in a way that makes the most sense for them, but not that t
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by mattstreet 15y ago
Though to grab this info with ajax it doesn't have to fire off an event when the auto-complete changes it. It could just check every second itself if the form changed and if so send off the info.
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by mattstreet 15y ago
What if you've purposely taken yourself out of the gene pool? Thereby the several children you aren't having are "spots" for someone else's kids.
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by mattstreet 15y ago
Yes you can't break into government buildings to show they are insecure, but you could buy the same kind of door as they have, and show how insecure it is. I think this is how a lot of the e-voting machine hacks are done.
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by mattstreet 15y ago
I think it would be really hard to secure that as far as an MMO goes, not that there aren't a few tricks that might be worth trying. (Like having a player's CPU emulated on several different peers and comparing the output to find errors or
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by mattstreet 15y ago
Letting the clients handle the simulation would have a lot of problems for a MMO. Extra problems if you were doing the work for other players as well. I think part of the point of it being a special emulated CPU set at a certain speed is to
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by mattstreet 15y ago
I think NoScript's clickjacking protection works even if the site is whitelisted or you have javascript turned on for all sites, it still checks for XSS type behavior.
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by mattstreet 15y ago
Makeup?
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by mattstreet 15y ago
Are you referring to how awesome the AR seems to be in snow crash, or the horrible brain viruses they were vulnerable to.
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by mattstreet 15y ago
Fuck it bothers me to no end how almost no one knows that side of the story. Keep telling it bro.
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by mattstreet 15y ago
Why don't you submit a business proposal to them?
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by mattstreet 15y ago
I agree with you, but the fact that you have to root your phone and only a few of the handsets seem work well with the open source builds limits how open it can be. Not saying this is google's fault.
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by mattstreet 15y ago
I'll have to check it out, if you remember I'd love to hear how well the migration went and if prosody is working better for you. I only mentioned Openfire because it was something I knew that didn't require learning erlang to configure and
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by mattstreet 15y ago
There is plenty of evidence that running is good for your knees as long as you aren't making an injury worse. Also the only way to have a six pack is have low body fat, one of the many ways to achieve that is through running. I don't think
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by mattstreet 15y ago
With how aggravating games for windows live is, I don't have much faith in a well integrated system either.
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by mattstreet 15y ago
I've had pretty good luck setting up openfire which is a java based server. It was fairly easy to configure as I remember and this was on a system I did not have root on and I'm not much of a java guy. On the other hand we didn't end up usi
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by mattstreet 15y ago
I think a good start would be filtering out access to all government IPs.