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mikeryan
12y ago
Deep relational fetches would be very very helpfull though Seconded. I'm still early on with a project where we're very close to replacing Waterline for this reason. I always thought ActiveRecord was one of the great strengths
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mikeryan
12y ago
Way back in the day I did EA Technical Support (on DOS games!) Anyway the PS2 had a known issue where turning it on its side or over would put the CD closer to the reading laser and "fix it" it was really the only tangible fix the
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mikeryan
12y ago
I've found very few Enterprise customers comfortable with NET 30 terms. We're an interactive agency any deal we do is worth a considerable percentage of our annual income so we don't get too hung up on payment terms unless we
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mikeryan
12y ago
A large chunk of mycareer success you have in life will come from your professional network. You never know where folks will end up. So its never worthwhile to burn bridges. Second. Its just not professional. If you have some constructive
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mikeryan
12y ago
Orange is the New Black has, AFAIK, only ever been distributed through EME This isn't even close to true. Netflix has a ton of non browser delivery mechanisms. It may only have been delivered with drm but that's a different thin
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mikeryan
12y ago
multiple high ratings for the same app coming in over a short period of time via the same external IP or GPS location?
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mikeryan
12y ago
Note that self = this is kind of a legacy hack for binding 'this'. ES5 has Function.bind https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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mikeryan
12y ago
Has any streaming platform actually rolled out an implementation of this? And has anyone found a way to break it? Note EME isn't "DRM" per-se. Its an interface to enable custom DRM implementations. There's not "on
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mikeryan
12y ago
The README is 128 times larger than the program...
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mikeryan
12y ago
Paperwork doesn't use its own cloud storage. You can host it either locally or at your own server. This will really limit the potential user base and really eventual growth and uptake of a service like this. When easily accessible &
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mikeryan
12y ago
(I didn't mod it down, but..) I don't think anyone looks at the dial-up business as one thats going to do anything but shrink year over year. Any growth for AOL is going to come out of something thats not as an ISP for dial-up.
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mikeryan
12y ago
There's a recent case in Albuquerque where 2 police officers are being charged with murder. In the case the police disorient a guy with a flashbang then shoot him as he turns away The police video shows Boyd talking with an officer w
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mikeryan
12y ago
This wasn't Aereo's business (and yeah, they're dead). Dish has carriage agreements and pays retransmission fee's to the networks they carry via this service. This is directly contrary to Aereo's model. Aereo retra
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mikeryan
12y ago
This service actually has pre-dated the HBO annoucement in the industry. There will be lawsuits from big cable, they will lobby regulators to impose cable service fees into them. Actually I'm not sure this will be the case. Right now
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mikeryan
12y ago
You're conflating copyright law. She is legally allowed to take screenshots and clips from copyrighted material. There's nothing in or about copyright law that requires content providers to make this easy.
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mikeryan
12y ago
He's got a few articles up on that touch on this. http://krebsonsecurity.com/2014/12/whos-in-the-lizard-squad/ http://krebsonsecurity.com/2014/12/lizard-kids-a-long-trail-...
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mikeryan
12y ago
I use github every day. I've never read nor seen that page.
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mikeryan
12y ago
I believe these were 2013 numbers? (not sure might be 2014) Sheryl Sandberg made about 16M in salary and stock in 2013 however. http://qz.com/194054/mark-zuckerberg-and-sheryl-sandberg-too... Note according to this lis
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mikeryan
12y ago
Note the Jquery ticket for this issue can be tracked link below. In most cases Jquery will try to use to native implementations this is the ticket in this case they've never found it to be "miles away more performant". http:
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mikeryan
12y ago
Its a bit pedantic but if your "hiring manager"* doesn't know Red Hat from Linux you don't want to work there. If a recruiter or HR rep doesn't know Red Hat from Linux they need to find another field to recruit in.
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mikeryan
12y ago
But what happened to your conversion rate?
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mikeryan
12y ago
This seems like a messaging problem? "Password does not match our records for username/email XXX. Please check that both password and username are correct." Responding to below This reads to me like a more verbose version
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mikeryan
12y ago
So I was a bit unclear on the parent's post but I don't think this time was on a route lookup if I'm reading the thread and post correctly the static file handler getting inserted multiple times. This handler will generally m
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mikeryan
12y ago
OFFTOPIC: "Today, I want to share some recent learnings from performance tuning this new application stack." The word you want is "lessons". Jeez, not only is your comment offtopic and pedantic, it's also wrong.
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mikeryan
12y ago
How is this different than standard Patent Infringement Insurance that already exists?
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mikeryan
12y ago
Just a note for those who don't know; The NACDA Learfield Sports Directors' Cup is an award given annually by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics to the colleges and universities in the United States wit
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mikeryan
12y ago
Visiting experts are not prisoners they're free men.
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mikeryan
12y ago
Has design flaws that actively sabotage conversation I've never thought of Twitter as a platform about having a conversation. Its a strange mix of a soapbox and some messaging but its inherently a public medium with the ability to ha
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mikeryan
12y ago
Once OTT MVPDs exist and have paying customers they may have leverage to incrementally negotiate better licensing. How and why? Viacom's not giving anyone "better" fees to get their programming and you're going to have
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mikeryan
12y ago
In general in the US when it comes to wage and hour employment issues there is not a lot of punitive punishment handed out. The general relief is to be paid what you were supposed to be paid (the $40k in this case).
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