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by nopal 16y ago
Well, I don't think it's a question of whether salaries should be kept secret or not, I think it's a question of whether one should access data he's not supposed to just because he can.
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by nopal 16y ago
Do you think it's acceptable for you to have read the document, no matter how simple the encryption?
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by nopal 16y ago
Is live broadcasting considered recording? (That's not what happened here, I'm just wondering, given police erased the video in this case)
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by nopal 16y ago
Thank you, thank you for creating a product blog whose header links back to the actual product page. It seems like every other product blog that I visit is intentionally keeping me from being able to navigate to the actual product!
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by nopal 16y ago
Wow, their implementation is fast ! I've never seen a browser open a PDF as fast as it opens a Web page, but this has got to be close. Very impressive.
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by nopal 16y ago
I for one am very exited by the potential of this service! I'm a developer who can't design, but I do have an attention to detail and an appreciation for well-designed sites. This service is right up my alley. It looks like nGen Works will
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NGen Express: Paring quality designers with simple/low budget projects(ngenworks.com)
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by nopal 16y ago
And here's the magic: http://chalk.37signals.com/chalk.js http://chalk.37signals.com/stylesheets/chalk.css It's fun to look at this stuff, especially from the perspective of someone who hasn't gotten into HTML5 yet.
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by nopal 16y ago
I've never heard of Vuse, and I've never downloaded a torrent of a movie, but maybe I'm not the norm at this point.
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by nopal 16y ago
My comment on the other response to my original comment somewhat addresses what you're talking about. My argument really rests on studio-santioned exclusivity. I'm talking about the mass market, not the few who know how to download rips of
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by nopal 16y ago
Well, you're probably not the norm. The original comment was talking about the video shops' demise due to sanctioned digital distribution, you're talking about piracy. (I'm not debating piracy) Video shops ran into problems first with Netfl
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by nopal 16y ago
I don't know, theaters still have a period of exclusivity, and it's possible for studios to implement tighter controls for things like screeners, so it's not quite the same as an example where a business has to compete against a studio-sanc
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by nopal 16y ago
Small grammatical nit: setup should be set up.
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by nopal 16y ago
Which institutional need did you satisfy?
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by nopal 16y ago
Yes, I see this right in the post now. I completely overlooked that SSL was used for browsing private repositories.
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by nopal 16y ago
Can someone still sidejack a session and view a private repo?
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by nopal 16y ago
From the links the App Engine team provided, it looks like this is only available for customers of Google App Engine for Business ($8/user/month). http://googlecode.blogspot.com/2010/05/announcing-google-app... I wonder how they're doing
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by nopal 16y ago
How has Django been working out for you?
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by nopal 16y ago
Can an admin update the link to: http://www.mailchimp.com/blog/ewww-you-use-php/ The submitted link requires clicking a "More" link in order to read the full entry. (And it will be out of date once they post another entry on the blog.)
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by nopal 16y ago
Time will tell, and until that point, this is just a rant without any evidence.
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by nopal 16y ago
Yes, that was my point, but I totally forgot to make it!
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by nopal 16y ago
This is very competitive with the free Azure services Microsoft is offering to MSDN subscribers: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/ee461076.aspx
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by nopal 16y ago
If you exceed any of the limits it all converts to paid services. That's not how I read: "You also will be charged AWS’s standard rates for any use that exceeds the free usage amount provided under the Offer."
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by nopal 16y ago
Are more businesses moving towards deployments that have zero downtime? The company I work for does not, but it seems like a lot of others are using various strategies to bring up a new version of an application and then transition users ov
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by nopal 16y ago
I really wish they'd show me what I can run on Koi (links to current sites). I know they make deployment a snap, but I worry that I'd be forced to add more and more resources to keep my site running as I'd hope.
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by nopal 16y ago
Here's the creator's site, which includes source and a non-auto-playing video: http://www.niklasroy.com/project/88/my-little-piece-of-priva...
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by nopal 16y ago
I think there is a comparison to be made about pushing past the monotonous work required to launch a product.
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by nopal 16y ago
Yes. I played with the order, but forgot to adjust the WHERE clauses. Here's the right version - http://odata.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/q/12795/
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by nopal 16y ago
Are you boycotting PayPal? You don't need a PayPal account to complete a purchase. If you have one, you can use it, but it's not required.
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by nopal 16y ago
Sorry for my ignorance here, but is the connection between EC2 nodes isolated (per account), or is it shared amongst multiple accounts?

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