neohaven

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by neohaven 13y ago
1) It's a port to a platform a lot of people remember fondly. 2) It's a port to a platform that is a little bit more arcane.
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by neohaven 13y ago
ContentID is not the DMCA.
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by neohaven 13y ago
There are multiple serotonin receptor types, and the "selective" types of reuptake modifiers don't affect all of them all the time in all people. That said, too much or too little serotonin absorbed by a specific set or anoth
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by neohaven 13y ago
"We can't take American Express". It's a valid thing to say, and a valid thing for you to detect and notify the user about. You know, before they finish typing everything else they have to type in.
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by neohaven 13y ago
Unless there are COW mechanisms in place, simply pulling characters from /dev/{,u}random and scribbling over the original file should work well enough for the purpose of overwriting after the 10 second window.
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by neohaven 13y ago
I'm pretty sure it's more a reference to the fact that XCode extension management is rather painful and feels like you're stuck using that IDE sometimes.
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by neohaven 13y ago
I... What? Are you really attempting to imply that having low account age on Hacker News is a sign of incompetence/inappropriateness of opinion? Am I really reading this on a website based around people of all ages doing startups ? I
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by neohaven 13y ago
Get a warrant. You can get evidence using one.
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by neohaven 13y ago
Depending on where you are, "severance", or the 2-week pay after you have been told you do not have a job anymore, may or may not be a worker's right.
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by neohaven 13y ago
Did you read the article? It provides an idea for a tamper-evident seal. Nothing more.
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by neohaven 13y ago
How are they going to log in to your email account to MITM it, exactly, other than sending your password in cleartext to them? I'm not saying the connection itself is cleartext, but that they will be storing your email password in clea
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by neohaven 13y ago
> growing popularity What? The Jargon File lists it, and it is different from "understanding" to the point where "understanding" is further qualified in the definition. It came from 'Stranger in a Strange Land&#x
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by neohaven 13y ago
Self-derision. He thought it was very simple initially. Like you do. ;)
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by neohaven 13y ago
Actually, not in France! You can go into someone's home and disagree with their taste in anything. It provides interesting, open discussions. "Criticising is a kind of national sport" is dead on. The French do whine a lot. </irony>
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by neohaven 13y ago
I'll just chip in here. I don't know where the guy lives, but in some places, living is inexpensive. The rent you quoted (1500$/month) is the entirety of my living expenses where I am. I pay ~600$/month to have a 4 1/2 apartment close to a
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by neohaven 14y ago
Writing.
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by neohaven 14y ago
The "darwin layer" in iOS is fairly inexistant. When have you started a shell on a non-jailbroken iPhone? ;)
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by neohaven 14y ago
That said, it is rather simple to consider : as a general idea, the UI layer (Cocoa for OS X, CocoaTouch for iOS) and a few other things are closed. The rest is pretty open, as darwin in general is OSS.
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by neohaven 14y ago
http://m.maps.nokia.com/ Nokia maps are accessible on iPhone without trouble.
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by neohaven 14y ago
Because then the user is ready to accept a change in workflow. They're getting an OS they don't understand anyway. They're "starting from 0", in a way. It also helps that OS X doesn't bother you all that much with it unless it's actually im
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by neohaven 15y ago
Oh sure, "We have problem A, let's add problem B, while solving nothing." Please explain to me how this would fix anything? ;)