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by mrmagooey 13y ago
Siege
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Six Questions that Simplify a Complex Age(blogs.hbr.org)
1 points by mrmagooey 13y ago|0 comments
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
Sometimes I wonder if any new investment that I make in my skillset is just buying me a few more months of profitable employment at some point around say 2050. The loss of employment for less skilled labour is happening now, but I see no re
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
The overuse of the history api also makes it frustrating to navigate back from as well (at least on ipad).
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
And possibly not with ASIC given the potential of multiple vendors worth of ASIC's coming online at roughly the same time. I believe at least one has shipped the bare hardware.
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IOS 7 audio only FaceTime a threat to telcos(smh.com.au)
1 points by mrmagooey 13y ago|0 comments
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
I don't think anyone holds up Linux as the gold standard for simple, built-in, user friendly, GUI-based, system essential utilities, and holding it up as such seems like a bit of a strawman here. I believe the gold standard for the abo
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
Isn't the ass going to fall out of this market once ICANN starts issuing an increasing number of TLDs? Seems like "sell" would be the dominant intent amongst squatters
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
That sounds like so much fun, I'm very jealous.
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
There seems to be a bit of disconnect between the multiple, fundamental flaws with the unit, and the recommendation for its use at the end. The degree of pain and suffering the author is willing to go through for a completely FOSS system is
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
Now someone should open source a verilog tcp/ip and http stack, and maybe benchmark it against something like varnish.
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
The story of "things used to be better" is one that apparently never gets old. PS. Anyone who bemoans the lack of "ribald proletariat banter" without a trace of irony is putting themselves squarely in the sights of the s
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
I'm pretty sure that in most countries if a police officer turns up with a silenced automatic weapon then the police action is no longer "laid-back".
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
I feel like Control Center is Apple finally taking onboard the fact that SBSettings is one of the main reasons people jailbreak their phones. It's been interesting to see all the jailbreak features that came out like 5 years ago slowly
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
I don't understand, they take a distribution known to look like a normal distribution, then... yep it looks like a normal distribution, central limit theorem proved.
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
Maybe I don't understand enough about SSL certificates, but I am hesitant to buy a critical piece of site infrastructure from someones side project. Am I being overly cautious?
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Blueprints for Australian Security Intelligence Organisation stolen(smh.com.au)
2 points by mrmagooey 13y ago|0 comments
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That’s a Paddlin’: Django no-no’s(mrmagooey.com)
2 points by mrmagooey 13y ago|0 comments
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
And if you monetise the hills option you could quote Jens Voight: "I get paid to hurt other people - how cool is that?"
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
I actually don't give two hoots about elisp, in fact I'd prefer the language was python. I use emacs for three reasons: - I like the default keybindings for pretty much everything - I like that the concept of a buffer is not connected to th
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
The PUG that I'm a member of had a very interesting presentation of PyCogent ( http://pycogent.org/ ) which is meant to be a Python based successor to BioPerl. IANA bioinformatics researcher so have no idea as to the actual relative strengt
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
I realise this is a different unit, but I tried the BeagleBoard-XM and trying to get it to display Ubuntu on my run-of-the-mill Sony TV was an exercise in frustration. The instructions for it were fairly opaque, and between relying on rando
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
Well, for better or worse this was the first place I came to when requests to github.com were failing.
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by mrmagooey 13y ago
Australia's energy regulator ( http://www.aemo.com.au/ ) runs a separate pricing market (ancillary) for producers who are able to provide black start capability to the network, amongst other things like frequency regulation (I think...).
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by mrmagooey 14y ago
When I started my thesis there was a graph passed around essentially outlining the difference between Latex and traditional word processing, and it essentially looked like http://bit.ly/ZAtwNi , with word processing packages starting off e
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Is there a marketplace for crowdfunding OSS work?(programmers.stackexchange.com)
1 points by mrmagooey 14y ago|0 comments
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by mrmagooey 14y ago
Is there a Turbolinks equivalent for Django? Or something platform agnostic (I couldn't tell if that was the case with Turbolinks)?
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by mrmagooey 14y ago
I wonder if the current little spike in the bitcoin price (from https://mtgox.com/ ) could be attributed to this article being posted on HN
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by mrmagooey 14y ago
Does someone have a link to a similar deconstruction of a recent hack exploiting one of the IE's? It would be interesting to see the relative complexity of hacks for the two browsers (although I realise that it may also be an apples-to-oran
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by mrmagooey 14y ago
I forgot that the ACS even existed, just let it fade into obscurity on its own terms.

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