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by millerm 13y ago
What does the NSA/privacy issue have to do with your switch? I'm curious to know how using free software could possibly protect you from the current NSA issues that have been brought to light. You are still using the public Intern
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by millerm 13y ago
I agree. But, I am glad I didn't get my way in trying to bring this into the hospitals my software is installed in. I tried for a year or so to get some acceptance. This would be really bad for me now. But, I bet it's bad for othe
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by millerm 13y ago
In this case, wouldn't it be acceptable? I mean, if we stay in the context of a burner and security is the main feature, would it matter so much if it was like basically talking on a half-duplex voice call? Again, if the main goal is s
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by millerm 13y ago
It's not that no one "should" be compelled. The constitution states that no one "can" be compelled. Huge difference. "Should" implies choice. There is no choice here. I hope the court sees this as a circumstance where the person is being co
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by millerm 13y ago
I'm quite stoked about this app. I've been using PonyDebugger for a few months now and it has been really helpful. It's rough but sometimes that can be enough to aid you in major ways. As for Reveal, I had it installed in two of my apps in
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by millerm 13y ago
Exactly! What is this? The front page is loaded with medium.com.
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by millerm 13y ago
I don't believe enough praise can be given to "The Little Schemer" (and the series). This book is wonderful at teaching recursion and is extremely entertaining. I've run by only a few books that can teach a programming skill like this witho
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by millerm 13y ago
Love that book! When I first started looking into Clojure, and Lisp in general, this book was announced. I had it on day one of its release. It's a really fun and informative read and deserves more readers.
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by millerm 13y ago
Watch out for the cease and desist notices from Disney. :)
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by millerm 13y ago
I am with you, and I don't mind the harshness of the title. It explains exactly how I feel. This "download our app" trend has abolutely been ruining my browsing experience on my phone and tablets. I've used other browsers that allow user ag
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by millerm 13y ago
This video reminds me of: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt9zSfinwFA This response is humor, and not technical. So, don't follow if you don't feel like laughing.
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by millerm 14y ago
Darn, even I have errors in there and I proofread it, argh.
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by millerm 14y ago
This is just an observation and not meant to be an insult. I am just using your comment as an example of why I believe you are incorrect in your final statement. In your post you have several misspelled words (smalles, programms,abbilities)
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by millerm 14y ago
I hope it's not wrong to ask but has there been any dicussion/discovery as to what the explosive used in this was?
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by millerm 14y ago
The axis wouldn't matter. You wouldn't notice which direction you were going (well I suppose if you noticed the sun, darn).
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by millerm 14y ago
That's actually a pretty cool photo. I was staring at it, as my new background, and was thinking how amazing it is that their mutual gravitational influence is actually enough to keep the moon in its orbit. I guess I mean it's hard to tell
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by millerm 14y ago
How about you just imagine the ship is rotating on an axis for artificial gravity generation. Then, if you were looking out the window, you would see the starfield whizzing by. :-) Edited for smiley.
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by millerm 14y ago
Replying to myself as I see the title has changed. That makes more sense. Now my comment seems out of context. I had no idea you could change the title of a submission, especially after people commented on it. That's actually scary.
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by millerm 14y ago
So, basically your data could just be showing that 25% of your install base have very small codebases. One of my applications, as an example, has 52MB of jar files. That's compressed data. Now, I am not sure how that eventually equates to h
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by millerm 14y ago
Umm. I trying to figure out how that title comes from what I just read in that article. The article shows a couple graphs comparing the max heap size and the max PermGen size of ~1000 different installations of java application servers. So?
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by millerm 14y ago
Hah. If you look for the animated Pixar movie "Brave" and look at the "More like Brave" section it suggests "Magic Mike" (Yeah the stripper dude movie). That algorithm needs work.
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by millerm 14y ago
+1
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by millerm 14y ago
Exactly. It's just such arbitrary information.
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by millerm 14y ago
I just did. I agree with you.
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by millerm 14y ago
Actually, I believe the actual prefix of NS originally meant Next/Sun whe Next was working with Sun Microsystems. But, who knows? We need one of the original developers to help clear this up.
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by millerm 14y ago
Doh, you are correct. I had that piece of info reversed. Thanks for clarifying.
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by millerm 14y ago
Assuming you are using a browser (other clients support this too)... For now, can't you just encode the image in your json using base 64 and use the 'data' uri scheme to decode it? Sure the encoded data can't be more than 32k in most browse
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by millerm 14y ago
I've never looked at the difference between the three. But, from what I have read/understand, is that IDEA Ultimate can do anything RubyMine or PyCharm can do via their respective plugins. Here's an old doc from JetBrains about RubyMine and
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by millerm 14y ago
That will probably never happen. The tool is geared around iOS and Mac development. You have to have Apple's SDK, on a Mac running OS X (which is the only 'legal' way). You'd never be able to compile or run the code.
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by millerm 14y ago
There is no other 24 hours. It's the end of the world!

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