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by mml 16y ago
Tl;dr: porn DVD sales through floor. Big studios nervous. Youporn mysterious, huge, unprofitable, looking for a buyer. Big studios won't bite, due to obvious potential legal liability of hosting user generated content.
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by mml 16y ago
it's a little depressing that mr. stewart is considered a game changer. i've seen the daily show a number of times. i don't necessarily disagree with much of what he says. but...his smirking, smug, winking schtick is tiresome, prepackaged
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by mml 16y ago
meh, that's nothing. i can do one better (in the small gap of paid, but also screwed). had a client pay me for work, be very happy etc, take the project away (after promising continued business), and had the new "developer" take all credit
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by mml 16y ago
i'm 100% sure that postgresql's goal was not to "make [their] technology attractive to a broad base". it was to create the best free rdbms they could.
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by mml 16y ago
ok, mea culpa. i've only used jira and confluence, along with a few plugins (the notably awful jira "agile" plugin). over the span of a number of years, myself, and everyone else in the vicinity (at multiple companies) hated it with a passi
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by mml 16y ago
Too bad, hg and bb are great, but Atlassian makes abominable tools. On the upside, my account is now cheaper (free).
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by mml 16y ago
i lived the life for 8 years when i was young. everything tony says about cooking, and cooking education is 100% true. i was far too broke to get into drugs, and thereby did the waitresses stay away too, so i have no entertaining stories of
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by mml 16y ago
I predict few responses to this particular peasant.
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by mml 16y ago
Appletv?
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by mml 16y ago
Throw as much as you can into our magnificently superabundant landfills today. Future generations will thank you for it. The current recycling craze with today's tech is wasteful and harmful to the environment.
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by mml 16y ago
Because I use mercurial. Every commit is a branch if you want it to be. Also, task branching model is a bit heavy for my tastes.
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by mml 16y ago
yeah, i think the key is that these poor guys have to deal with normal humans, where we deal with project managers. god, i'd shoot myself. pm's are bad enough.
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by mml 16y ago
I often work on projects that have no definable total cost, or even set schedule, which sometimes run into years. Pretty sure I'm not getting a deposit on that. Been doing it for many years (nearly a decade), never been screwed. Ymmv, may
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by mml 16y ago
I worked for an company that sends billions of messages per month. Their largest list is over 1500000 recipients, and delivery is tracked. Since the problem is trivially parallel, I just wrote a tiny jruby app that drove postfix, and multi
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by mml 16y ago
Wycats noted in the comments of the article that the pg driver is indeed safe for use in rails threaded mode. As a psql fan, it makes me wonder what the rails world would be like had dhh had picked psql from the start.
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by mml 16y ago
wow, that's nice. i'll be sure to not think twice about hooking my wagon to apple.
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by mml 16y ago
solr?
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by mml 16y ago
AFAIK, it _was_ a core aim.
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by mml 16y ago
This article is a bit stale, but it's true. Anyone who has lived near section 8 housing will tell you the same. For every family that wants to escape, there are a thousand who are mad that their check is late, and scream racism at their ne
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by mml 16y ago
mn has plenty of history (you may have heard of youtube, or unisys, or cray), and a good number of entrepreneurs. just no angels. angels can go to hell imho. i'll bootstrap thanks.
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by mml 16y ago
Mine (1990) has done me neither harm nor good. I'm considering framing it and hanging it in my office, just to piss off people with fancy book learnin' and enormous loans.
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by mml 16y ago
i have a ged in computer science. //hs dropouts represent!
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by mml 16y ago
They tried to give him a pager
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by mml 16y ago
Just because lots of your buddies use it, doesn't make it useable. Git approaches the useability of iptables, which is to say, utterly unusable unless you have the manpage tattooed on you arm.
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by mml 16y ago
And -that's- why scala is unsuited for quick hacks.
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by mml 16y ago
8 years? I think you dropped a zero, or are woefully ignorant of the history of this great nation.
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by mml 16y ago
And by having used a petroproduct, and/or continuing to do so, you upright citizens are complicit in the negligence. Congress is bought with your money, so that you can have cheaper ironic tshirts and replica 80s eyeware. All the fingerpoi
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Glimmer: Ad-blocker/JavaScript defanger for Safari (or anything else)(glimmerblocker.org)
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by mml 16y ago
Yeah. Um, a beer pong company owned and operated by a man forbidden by law in 48 or so states to obtain or possess or consume beer. Ahem.
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by mml 16y ago
As an owner, I can say that it's only substantial drawback for me, is the inability to access or manipulate shares of any kind. Seeing the world through the iTunes keyhole is infuriating. I have several hundred gb of media on AFP and cifs

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