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by mitchty 13y ago
Last I heard it was going to be 120. But for a 9 year old program going from 80-100 that's an overall pretty good deal I'd think. I (a)buse prime shipping a lot so I tend to get a good bit of use out of it.
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by mitchty 13y ago
I actually bought apple keyboards for work because i can't stand super high travel keyboards like the old 286 style PC's. But to each his own, I think i'm just used to laptop style keyboard travel.
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by mitchty 13y ago
True, however a key distinction i'm making here is knowing something exists and knowing how it works and being able to replicate that in another system could be just as much of an infinite timesink. I'd rephrase the "nothing
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by mitchty 13y ago
I guess I disagree that uploading minds is more feasible. One is more of an engineering/physics challenge, and uploading minds is dependent upon a vast set of unknown unknowns. We aren't even out of the door on the idea of biologi
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by mitchty 13y ago
Well you're testing your specifications that you write later. I think this is just semantic fencing to be honest.
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by mitchty 13y ago
Yeah, if its not actually random its not going to be all that useful a sample size.
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by mitchty 13y ago
I always try to write up documentation and offload the crap I'm doing or at least teach it to someone else. Doesn't work that well in practice but it helps to demonstrate that I am trying to get information out of my brain into ot
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by mitchty 13y ago
I'll just note, that after coming back to C after a while in ruby/python/ungh, perl land everything in C99 and C11 has been a welcome change. Seeing lack of adoption to things like just stdbool.h or even C99 initializer synta
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by mitchty 13y ago
It could be, but the problem there is its a different concept being implemented as the same english word stealing. One has a legal definition implying loss of a tangible good, the other a rather different definition implying you haven'
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by mitchty 13y ago
I know this comment is a joke and all, but really as long as the bigger pizza isn't eaten in one sitting there really isn't an issue. I know I've bought large pizzas with the full intention of eating the whole thing over a fe
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by mitchty 13y ago
Could we once, not have to play favorite sports team with companies and enjoy a CEO talking down a shareholder that is trying to play politics? Of course not, now we need to play into conspiracy theories that this whole thing was a prepared
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by mitchty 13y ago
Ok so case sensitivity is "trolling" us. Upper case ß, or take turkish as another example. Not every language agrees with the idea that case sensitivity is trolling.
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by mitchty 13y ago
Would Korean fall under this category along with Vietnamese? I ask because while I can't read Korean, I know enough to sound things out based on its character set. Which is really really cool. I also dated a vietnamese girl and the lat
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by mitchty 13y ago
There is such a tool, clang-format in 3.4 does as you expect. This is what happens if you try the same thing in it http://imgur.com/syt6LuU . I have emacs setup to auto run clang-format on each save of cc-mode files. I can&#
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by mitchty 13y ago
PVS-Studio might be a bit unlikely however in this particular case.
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by mitchty 13y ago
Well as an aside, I myself when I was about 14 or so made up my own alphabet based on random glyphs i liked. I used it to take notes in school and what not, but it was pretty simple. I did things like the thorn for th so it wasn't a di
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by mitchty 13y ago
I think the implication is that a likely explanation of the situation is that if the alphabet is a mish mash of other languages it is also possibly just a made up conglomeration that was used to make up the manuscript. Basically the xkcd co
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by mitchty 13y ago
For contrived examples this is true but these are a bit contrived. For && vs and, by the time you hit the need to differentiate those in ruby, you'll likely be at the port of operator precedence being a thing that is understand
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by mitchty 13y ago
Minneapolis kinda sorta not-quite has at least some parts with fibre. http://fiber.usinternet.com/coverage-areas/ Barely though to be honest. >.<
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by mitchty 13y ago
This strikes me so much of mass effect 3 and the "sit on your butt and don't decide" ending. Actually its a fun thought problem. How would we convey to a follow up intelligent species what we did wrong if things go bad? Lets
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by mitchty 13y ago
I mostly agree, my only digression would be that iTunes should be split from the player component with plugins, and the store component. Then plugins like you had even back in the winamp days like milkdrop can stay in the player, where they
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by mitchty 13y ago
Bit different than something that inherently has full access to the parent processes memory space like an iTunes plugin no?
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by mitchty 13y ago
I like this way of explaining things the best: http://itspronouncedmetrosexual.com/2012/03/the-genderbread-...
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by mitchty 13y ago
Depends on if we can get our hands on all that lovely syrup. Otherwise we really don't have much reason to invade.
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by mitchty 13y ago
Its really only common because Microsoft did so well with it compared to the rest. Its not like we "forget" other companies do it, just that they haven't done nearly as well as microsoft in their heyday.
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by mitchty 13y ago
From our PCI implementation documentation I don't see any requirement of AV on every operating system. Asking doesn't necessarily facilitate the need to do that thing necessarily.
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by mitchty 13y ago
Yep we only install virus scanners at email gateways to make the exchange servers not die. The virus scanners are for windows, never had any auditor for sox or pci ask about software, sounds like a shit auditor.
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by mitchty 13y ago
Imagine a problem in tcp packet handling that happens due to a problem parsing a tcp packet and further on up the chain the affected service has a buffer overflow in how it reads the data contained in the tcp packet(s) allowing you to injec
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by mitchty 13y ago
Not if its a 24 hour clock! I'll show myself out. >.<
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by mitchty 13y ago
Its an american dialect, but its not quite right to call it american. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal

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