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nkassis
15y ago
"Censorship is the suppression of speech or other public communication which may be considered objectionable, harmful, sensitive, or inconvenient to the general body of people as determined by a government, media outlet, or other controllin
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nkassis
15y ago
I hope the YUI team can find a new home (and some other good teams like them) at least before that happens. Maybe google could buy the whole team ?
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15y ago
But it's not as simple in my view. Yes banks do lend out a portion but currently the reserve they have to keep have increased a lot in the last few years and the flow is not very well distributed (in my view) to through the whole economy. I
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nkassis
15y ago
I was under the impression that doing something against the terms of service was a breach of contract. This article now implies that term of service are more than that. Anyone can clarify?
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15y ago
I think but IANAL that those are considered trade secrets.
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15y ago
Well, Apple, to be fair, seems to be doing it's attack in the public. Microsoft on the other hand it trying to backstab Android. But I currently hate both companies for the bullshit they are pulling. What happened to building better stuff a
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nkassis
15y ago
The Asus Transformer Prime should be out in early December. It's a netbook/tablet combo if you get the keyboard.
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15y ago
Exactly I'm pretty sure what gvb's comment states would be enough to convince a judge to issue a warrant.
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15y ago
"To offset that we should stop taxing capital gains at a lower rate" I think this is not a bad idea, in fact, corporate taxes could be significantly lowered and capital gains/dividends could make up for it I believe. If not the money would
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15y ago
But do you believe everyone is capable of that kind of work? Even with great education some things require talent at a certain level. The higher level the job the more dependent it is on talent in my view.
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15y ago
They can always spend it elsewhere.
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15y ago
The demise of PC games has been talked about at least since the PS one. I don't thinks it's going to happen for a while. The delivery mechanism on the PC side feel much better than on other platform (I'm completely bias, I even read PC Game
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15y ago
Like JP Morgan renting Supertankers to hold their oil: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=a...
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15y ago
I was going to say the same thing, it also makes me avoid missing semicolons by making those errors feel like sores in my code. I can't let them mess things up they need to be gone before I can write another line.
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nkassis
15y ago
You misunderstood his position, he clarified it later and corrected the quotation he used.
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nkassis
15y ago
Wow, it would definitively be hard to use such a map in Canada looking at how it squeeze the polls.
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nkassis
15y ago
Interesting, I had someone report something similar next to the Canadian SIS building in Ottawa. His GPS was telling him the completely wrong route. I don't have a GPS personally to try it.
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nkassis
15y ago
There definitively better ways then others. Having seen full classes of people learning C++ as a their intro to programming I can say there definitively bad ways to teach programming (My wife was one such student, it really turn her off to
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15y ago
I do think the article make a good point, CL is hard to outgrow. You can learn almost any type of programming out there in CL. Python doesn't have that level of flexibility as far as programming paradigms as CL in my opinion.
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15y ago
I feel that the Ubuntu project is really stretching it's resources trying to be on so many different type of devices. I get that focusing on the desktop is probably not a good long term strategy but I really don't feel the work their is any
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15y ago
https://members.oreilly.com/account/register/index You need to register a Oreilly.com account. Once you do that you should be able under Your Products and then Print Books to upgrade them to Ebooks for 4.99. It's a crazy good deal. I've a
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15y ago
I'm on my second one too now. I loaned it a while back to someone and never got it back. In a way I feel good about that. Someone is now a better programmer because of that :) And they obviously liked it enough to keep it.
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15y ago
Little know trick (I don't use it) that O'reilly himself probably frowns upon but doesn't discourage is that if you regitster a physical book with the ISBN you can get the ebook for 5 bucks. You only need the ISBN for this. O'Reilly has sai
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15y ago
I personally don't hate Unity, I just wished I could do simple things like change my screensaver out of the box with Ubuntu 11.10 without having to add xscreensaver. I just thought that was basic functionality enough today to be included li
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15y ago
What about something as simple as changing you screensaver? My few years working as a sysadmin in a maintenance department at a University (read low tech knowledge) tells me people who care if they couldn't change something as simple as tha
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15y ago
let's not forget that it would kill the entire car service industry in favor of the dealerships. Thinking of the financial impact on society as a result is already scary but it also doesn't let me choose between getting a cheaper oil change
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15y ago
Well if they were given the choice between giving the relevant data or getting their entire data center raided, I'd pick option one.
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15y ago
It sounds (literally) pretty cool ;p Goes fast. Comfort is a secondary thing. In fact you gotta pay extra usually for the slim down race models with even less comfort. Forget the AC/radio... in some of those high end race car models.
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15y ago
A hockey player who started the huge chain of coffee/donuts restaurant. Tim Horton's restaurants are everywhere in Canada.
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15y ago
What does a Non-criminal removal mean? Like who would be in that category? Just people who's visa expired?
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