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Used to use FlowDock and HipChat before that. Asana is pretty awesome for most uses. For software dev, sometimes go with JIRA on-prem because of its customizability with plugins. I try to trial a decent app before running with it for a whi
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Omertà - code of silence
(en.wikipedia.org)
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The bigger problem is the US tax code is a byzantine mess, and duct tape fixes further obscure the greater larceny of the unaware. A simple solution is fair* "flat" (graduated) tax every year on both balance sheet (assets and hold
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0. Cowboy coders that change horses midstream should expect to get soaked. 1. I make it a rule to fire the overrated jerks that (ca|wo|do)n't shape up, with poetic prejudice. <Evil hand rubbing ensues> For the "indispensab
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It's an education gap. A step-by-step site with shell and corresponding diagrams of high-level behavior might help.
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Git absolutely fails at the claim of being good for remote developers on slow links. If the network drops during such an op, feel free to enjoy starting from scratch.
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Mandatory plug for: Free Ruby on Rails workshops [sf] for women and their friends http://sfrubyworkshops.com/ It's run by the same folks that run the SF Ruby meetup (the huge one)... they're neat, chill folks.
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The title needs changing to future tense because it implies 24.4 has been released.
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Warren Buffet paid nearly nothing because of retained earnings. But his family apparently lives modestly, so it doesn't make sense to pay oneself more than necessary.
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Elsevier, McGraw-Hill, LexisNexis, Thomson Reuters and Pearson are just some of the extortionists of academia, education and training.
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The Yes Men could launch Bitvote - vote trading platform using bitcoin
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This huge Russian IT manager I know (6'3 / 250 lbs) was robbed at knife point in the doorway of his hotel in San Jose, CR in 2007. When he went to ask a taxi driver what to do, the driver handed him a knife and suggested he get h
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How are the hurricanes?
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So I just asked: the first time it was an actual judge.
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Neither the first time nor the last. In fact, this should be a semi-official running gag (a-la Chaos Monkey) with all journals to keep them honest. Btw I had this wild English prof that claimed to have written crazy shit in undergrad papers
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Yeah, the pressure of NSA demanding access on anything resembling HSM is obvious. Anything that's not open source has the potential to hide undesired behavior. Also, more fun would be "cryptolocker" disk-based malware. The
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A shooting war is unlikely because of economic interdependence, but trade and political moves are pretty much assured. Russia is a variable because of its economic and political issues. It would be a wise strategy by the West to insure inv
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Another reason to consider pfSense (which could use a crowdfunded secaudit like TrueCrypt).
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Oh, like publishing in academia.
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Without facts and critical-thinking skills, the hobgoblins take over.
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The documentary Dirty Wars suggests that the Obama administration added an increasing number of names to JSOC's kill list based on variable confidence intelligence. Isn't this the definition of mission creep?
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According to someone familiar with current specops / USAF rules-of-engagement, the rule is that an officer always had to be present to authorize a kill by a UAV. Period. If JSOC or others were/are doing something different, th
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That's a good book. Brief history of TPS: http://www.sae.org/manufacturing/lean/column/leanjun01.htm
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A friend of mine is this crazy awesome Turkish painter, jack of several artistic trades (relief, perspective, murals, architecture and sculpture). His handwriting is fast, perfect and artistic on blank paper without lines, on surfaces or u
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This should make US citizens angry, angry enough to go to Capitol Hill once a year to hustle representatives on a particular issue. Example: Public funding of campaigns and limits to private funding is something that only engaged voters can
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Also the computer lab was pure anarchy without supervision: the only rules were don't get the teacher in trouble, don't make 'em look bad and don't kill each other. Somehow, no one got caught hacking into the Pentagon o
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4. That a law can have an exception. For example, a friend has no front license plate on his sports car. But because a previous magistrate ruled that it was fine, all future fix-it tickets are automatically thrown out on grounds of preced
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Define innovative. One major goal of any shell is to get nasty shit done as fast as possible. Conventions accreted over time and breaking those too much diminishes the viability of an alternative project. rush Ruby Shell [1] might qualify
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More reading: https://www.fas.org/sgp/othergov/invention/program.html
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UC Davis is pro portable *nix (usually C code) instead of any particular bias(es). I wished the ugrad OS course used plan 9 instead of minix though.
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