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by nadams 12y ago
I think I was looking for a way to "hide" a project/make it private. And after about 30 minutes of clicking around trying different settings/features I felt like it was too bloated for me. For me - I love the simplistic
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by nadams 12y ago
I predicted this a long time ago and I've moved my projects off. I would recommend migrating to self hosting to prevent an issue like this in the future. It's not too much of a hassle if you only have a couple of projects but when
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by nadams 12y ago
If the phone arrived with a blocked IMEI number - I would agree with you and gotten my money back. However, several months had passed before the IMEI number was blacklisted.
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by nadams 12y ago
I don't think would have helped me. When I got it - the phone worked perfectly. It wasn't until months later when the guy stopped paying the monthly fee and T-Mobile blacklisted the IMEI number.
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by nadams 12y ago
> The other solution is to buy used phone. This is a good idea if you can find a reputable service that will guarantee your money back. I bought a used Note 3 off of ebay. I got it, popped my SIM card in and worked perfectly. Then one da
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by nadams 12y ago
Maybe my brain hasn't starting firing on all cylinders yet this morning...but are you saying that: If I have some function in Go (pseudocode - I don't know Go but it should get my point across) f(float x) { } and call f(vec.x) Go
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by nadams 12y ago
Well - Google should offer a way to export your data that way people can easily move to another source code hosting service. Preferably - it should be a one button click of "copy to github repo". Which would include conversion of
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by nadams 12y ago
They forgot Google Code[1]. It's still "up" but it's obvious it's been abandoned by the amount of spam issues that have been building up. I know people like github more than google code - but I personally liked Goog
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by nadams 12y ago
> I moved all of my repos from GitHub to Gitorious in order to get away from proprietary software > I guess I will just self-host my own GitLab CE instance now. I moved from Google Code to a forked version of indefero[1]. I would be h
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by nadams 12y ago
I did that and they told me that I bought a modem off their list that isn't sold commercially so they wouldn't attempt to let me use it. Apparently there are only a select number of DOCSIS 3.0 cable modems that support multiple st
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by nadams 12y ago
Do you have a "real" static IP or just an IP that never changes? For a static IP you can call Comcast and request to change the PTR for that IP. Also do you have a business or residential account?
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by nadams 12y ago
I had purchased 2 coins and was very excited to get it - up till the point where they asked for my social security number. There is no reason why they need that information. And even if they did - their website looks like it was created in
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by nadams 12y ago
> What speed are you getting for ~$100? Only 16Mbps down/3Mbps up - which is kind of funny because they have a "speed test challenge" where if they can't offer you fastest speeds then they are supposed to give you $15
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by nadams 12y ago
> but are you sure this is an actual policy somewhere you've signed, or just what you've heard? This is an actual policy - apparently only applies to those who have static IPs (how convenient for them...) > I just call the 1
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by nadams 12y ago
> $70 they're already paying for 25mbps. I only wish I could get 25mpbs internet speeds. It's not that I'm willing to pay thousands of dollars for it - Comcast told me that they needed to upgrade their infrastructure to be
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by nadams 12y ago
The Qt model is basically so that people can pay a license fee and not have to follow the terms of GPL and have to make their source available.
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by nadams 12y ago
IANAL either - but I believe if the author wants those restrictions they would have to modify and include a custom version of the GPL. If they did this I would stay far away as any project that included his library would automatically be li
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by nadams 12y ago
I've switched from 1&1 to gandi.net - and while they are a little more expensive it's been pretty smooth. Also they support TOTP which is a huge awesome in my book (I used TOTP with facebook, Microsoft account, google, source
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by nadams 12y ago
> ...free SSL certificates. In fact I think they should go ahead and disrupt the SSL industry StartSSL already offers free SSL certificates - and they haven't disrupted the industry. Even if Google started offering free SSL certific
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by nadams 12y ago
I'm kind of curious - since this was for a class it was kind of allowed but was there any fine lines that you weren't allowed to cross when doing research for the exploit? I assume as long as you didn't hurt the university&#x
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by nadams 12y ago
The whois is quite interesting as well: http://whois.domaintools.com/frankhissen.de If I'm reading that right - it says that 1&1 are the owners of the domain. Yikes - and it looks like he is distributing a version
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by nadams 12y ago
Try abuse or postmaster or one of these: http://whois.domaintools.com/superfish.com
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by nadams 12y ago
This is extremely unlikely. Windows API doesn't change that drastically between versions. Which is why people don't have to recompile their programs for newer/different versions of Windows.
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by nadams 12y ago
I'm not sure if the author was trying to replicate list comprehension or model an ORM. If it's the later - I can imagine much simpler designs[1] [1] - http://i.imgur.com/PseeKH2.png
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by nadams 12y ago
Disclaimer: I went through college and currently teach part time. I wish something like github was around when I was in college - I only got into self-hosted SVN repos near my senior years. As a professor - I believe in transparency when it
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by nadams 12y ago
That's why open source licenses were created (to have a no warranty clause). However, for those that don't read...licenses, having in big bold print "this may break your system" may deter most people. I think most system
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by nadams 12y ago
> ...the driver is unsigned and has to be installed with kext dev mode enabled on Yosemite. If you don't know what that means it's probably not a good idea to go further. That's fine - but why not explain how to do this? P
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by nadams 12y ago
> there's too much demand for #! for regular hosting to be viable That is exactly why sourceforge and other (free) mirror services were created... In fact there are Linux ISO installers being hosted on sourceforge right now. > I
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by nadams 12y ago
Don't even get me started on this. I worked at a place where I noticed an account getting added to Domain Admins over a holiday. I attempted to call the head infrastructure guy - who didn't pick up. Later I found out the reason wh
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by nadams 12y ago
I did rotation based IT for awhile and the questions that people ask are good but the #1 in my book is: - Will you get any form of compensation if you have to work after hours? Where I worked - that was a no. You were paid industry minimum

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