noglorp

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by noglorp 16y ago
I lol'ed when it was still cool.
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by noglorp 16y ago
Hilarious. http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/scigen/rooter.pdf
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by noglorp 16y ago
Lemme guess, 9 days?
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by noglorp 16y ago
perhaps, you might say 'the assumed plaza' for explicit-ambiguity?
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by noglorp 16y ago
copy the time field from cpuinfo to temp_time' backup the low 5 bits of goodnameformemorylocation' locA's low 5 to locb's low 5' Seems like there are a fair number of nice representations. Context is obviously important th
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by noglorp 16y ago
Funny, I just read this — http://blog.stephenwolfram.com/2010/11/programming-with-natu...
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by noglorp 16y ago
What do you mean "there won't be major new features added"? They still haven't fleshed out the <device> tag yet! And there is plenty more in the works... hopefully Mozilla's audio work will become standard.
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by noglorp 16y ago
s/tricks/fundamentals
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by noglorp 16y ago
Easy. Carwoo for a Civic. Woops, wasn't happy, refund me. Carwoo for a Carolla. Compare prices, get Carolla if you want, or get a refund and repeat step 1.
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by noglorp 16y ago
I really think Flattr is misapplied to blogs, to be honest. I don't want to go around giving micro payments to bloggers to be honest. The things that make me want to Flattr are, well, THINGS. Applications, tech demos, pieces of art. Things
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by noglorp 16y ago
Great book!
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by noglorp 16y ago
That Paul Graham quote - “Programming languages are not merely technologies, but habits of mind as well.” Reminds me of an excellent Dijkstra quote, from A Discipline of Programming - "A most important, but also a most elusive, aspect of an
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by noglorp 16y ago
Have you checked around your community for a shop you can use/rent time in?
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by noglorp 16y ago
Altruism doesn't exist, and this is not a bad thing. To 'provide help', even anonymously, is to help yourself by bettering the environment in which you live ("Karma" sans magic). I don't think anyone has posted any sort of story or comment
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by noglorp 16y ago
Interesting; perhaps the addition of SMS, voice call, or more could help people with overtaxed inboxes. This is pretty much exactly what a normal journal doesn't do for me though (HEY! YOU! WRITE IN ME!)
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by noglorp 16y ago
Put you to 0 out of pity.
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by noglorp 16y ago
I prefer petty thieves to institutional ones.
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by noglorp 16y ago
Practice makes perfect.
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by noglorp 16y ago
Very cool, been waiting for such things to pop up. Now I can draw a penis on any site and send it to friends!
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by noglorp 16y ago
ICANN has been a big drag on the world wide web for far too long. Perhaps stupid politics like this will be the straw the breaks the camel's back. And attempting to censor the internet could well be the straw that breaks the US federal gove
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by noglorp 16y ago
I'm not to worried. Finally a chance to scare people off of the ICANN controlled root!
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by noglorp 16y ago
Hey now, just because anti-oxidants aren't magical doesn't mean they aren't freakin anti-oxidants!
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by noglorp 16y ago
He wants something he can debug.... JSP!?! Jesus shitting christ! God forbid I ever have to debug something in a language that reads like fucking pseudocode!
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by noglorp 16y ago
Also, there are NON-symbiotic organelles as well! Why can't life elsewhere have created such organelles with identical function to mitochondria?
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by noglorp 16y ago
What you are witnessing is the predictions of Alvin Toffler comming about. From WP, <quote>The gap between producer and consumer is bridged by technology using a so called configuration system. "Prosumers" can fill their own needs (
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by noglorp 16y ago
I disagree. I don't really think the volume of trivia is much different, just the utility and technicality of it.
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by noglorp 16y ago
Node.js has synchronous, blocking IO options along with all the async ones. Just append Sync to the end wherever it makes sense.
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by noglorp 16y ago
Egads, this is a problem that is still being solved? I think the only reason for this is no one expected us to still be using FUCKING UNIX at this point in history. (Seriously... Open does not mean Good, will the OSS community ever 'start f
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by noglorp 16y ago
I grew up with 'learn by Googling' as my most used educational tool. It would have been wonderful if it didn't take so much time to sift through the endless misinformation, but doing so really leads to a pretty deep coverage of a topic. "Le
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by noglorp 16y ago
Google used to be "the search engine for smart people". Now, as it is the de facto standard, it is "the search engine for everyone". That means when I search a part number it turns up a pop cd by serial number, when I ask for information on

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