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841.
by mkj 11y ago
Some fairly comprehensive stats there on where IPv4 is going there. Somewhat depressing conclusion, not sure that it's quite warranted. As the Internet continues to evolve, it is no longer the technically innovative challenger pitted a
842.
by mkj 11y ago
It's a trademark too, so if they don't enforce it then they'll lose it? Perhaps enforceability is already lost...
843.
by mkj 11y ago
PuTTY is completely different code.
844.
by mkj 11y ago
If you're archiving at all then OTR won't encrypt them - it's not going to archive the ciphertext. I guess offline contacts is a use case against OTR, though whisper's certainly has that sorted out already. https:/
845.
by mkj 11y ago
Why would someone use this rather than OTR? ( http://wiki.xmpp.org/web/OTR )
846.
by mkj 11y ago
Trading while insolvent is illegal (in Australia). Though I suppose they can blame their banks.
847.
by mkj 11y ago
It's important to keep Intel on their toes.
848.
Mars Ice House(marsicehouse.com)
1 points by mkj 11y ago|0 comments
849.
by mkj 11y ago
I guess that could be it. Somewhat related to the category of failed companies - there a few people who always seem to work for startups doomed to failure, but then a few years later a similar company goes really well doing the same thing.
850.
by mkj 11y ago
The obvious solution is a database of these failing customers and preventing them from buying the product, right?
851.
Harbingers of failed products(arstechnica.com)
12 points by mkj 11y ago|9 comments
852.
by mkj 11y ago
I guess the problem is if the battery breaks after it's past the stomach?
853.
by mkj 11y ago
500k is supposedly 5% of the itunes store. That's 10 million apps, madness! There must be hundreds of thousands with approx 30 installs...
854.
by mkj 11y ago
What's an example of that kind of pesticide? I thought most were more wide-acting, at least for non-microbial pests.
855.
by mkj 11y ago
Anyone know much about the GUI for their control system? http://blogs.esa.int/mex/2012/08/05/time-delay-between-mars-...
856.
by mkj 11y ago
So this is more like a git/mercurial chained hash where the head hash proves the existence of all previous revisions? Makes sense. And call it "blockchain" just to keep enough buzzwords.
857.
by mkj 11y ago
Being from Richard Hipp, the author of SQLite, it should be a pretty high quality program.
858.
by mkj 11y ago
I've never really had a need for them in ~10 years. Mostly dealing with in-house clients though. That's why I was wondering.
859.
Do programmers use business cards?
3 points by mkj 11y ago|5 comments
860.
by mkj 11y ago
I had to install winscp the other day and thought the same. Perhaps time to give up on winscp.
861.
by mkj 11y ago
Does it have 30 million tracks?
862.
by mkj 11y ago
Google's reach of "Edge Caches" seems closer to Akamai's than CloudFront's though - lots of indivdual ISPs have them.
863.
by mkj 11y ago
Which version of RHEL does "Linux" include? The world isn't all Ubuntu recent releases.
864.
by mkj 11y ago
On cycle paths in Perth Australia the electric scooters a better than petrol ones, less stink.
865.
by mkj 11y ago
I tried that one I linked above on my macbook pro retina (2013?) and it seems _slightly_ better. Nowhere near the difference to my work Dell though. Guess laptop parts are more constrained too.
866.
by mkj 11y ago
At least if you're sitting at a computer it seems worth getting a better DAC before crazy-pricey headphones. I was quite surprised how much for example http://hifimediy.com/sabre-dac-uae23 improved sound over Intel&#x2
867.
by mkj 11y ago
Westpac (one of the big 4 banks in Australia) recently added "View contacts" as an Android app permission. Uninstall time.
868.
by mkj 11y ago
I suppose string handling isn't Fortran's strong point!
869.
by mkj 11y ago
Even if it is beneficial, their calculations of risk will be imprecise causing unjust penalties.
870.
by mkj 11y ago
I can't see what kind of people/hour figures they're expecting, anyone seen that?

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