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   by mblakele 18y ago

   Your tv may already be a computer, as well. Recent Samsungs run embedded linux, for example.
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   by mblakele 18y ago

   Summary of the article: the elimination of the uptick rule is responsible ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uptick_rule has some good background). This is all new to me, and sounds compelling, but I have a question. If the elimination of the
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   by mblakele 18y ago

   Interesting, but why did the author restrict the discussion to PC games? I would expect to see some mention of Portal's interface, and of adventure games for the Wii.
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   by mblakele 18y ago

   This may not apply to Leonardo da Vinci, but I'm reminded of M.A. Foster's notion that overcrowding generates bureaucracy. The idea may not be original to him, but he suggested that people erect social or procedural barriers when physical o
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   by mblakele 18y ago

   I like free content very much. Still... maybe we already have micropayments, but they aren't evenly distributed yet. The current generation of gaming consoles does something close to micropayments and scrip at the same time, through their o
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   by mblakele 18y ago

   For port forwarding, I use autossh ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autossh ) to keep my IMAP and SMTP tunnels alive.
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   by mblakele 18y ago

   I've seen this problem on several projects. I think the best fix is to use a schema-agnostic processor. With a schema-agnostic processor, you can work with content whether it validates or not. This is often handy, as it's easier to fix the