nuclear_eclipse

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   by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

   Reginald, I will greatly miss reading your insights. I may not be a Ruby developer, but your feed has been one of my favorites ever since I discovered it. Good luck being dangerous.
2. 1202.▲
   by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

   I believe it's a matter of complexity vs reward. There are already so many unobfuscated addresses available on the internet, that it's not really "worth it" to spend extra time parsing even simple obfuscation techniques. Something about l
3. 1203.▲
   by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

   My apologies for being a brickhead, but how do page views turn into money for a Facebook app author?
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   by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

   I never got any of my porn through websites.... I mean... uh, what's porn?
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   by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

   I'm still clueless as to how anyone ever thought they'd be able to make any money writing annoying apps for a free platform targeted at kids and young adults with no money...
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   by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

   I have one, and the software isn't very stable, but the device itself is great, and the display is amazingly beautiful and crisp (640x480, 280DPI FTW). Some things like waking up from suspend is hit or miss (just like on desktops/laptops),
7. 1207.▲
   by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

   Actually, there are other devices, like the Openmoko Neo 1973 and Neo Freerunner, which have much higher DPI screens. The iPhone has a resolution of 480x320, at 3.5", for 160dpi; the Neos have a 2.8" 640x480 resolution screen, at 280dpi.
8. 1208.▲
   by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

   ah, well fuck.me.
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   by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

   But three rights make a left... chirping
10. 1210.▲
    by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

    I count only four sentences in his last paragraph...
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    by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

    I think the "difference" is that they don't use disposable addresses per se, but rather multiple semi-permanent forwarding addresses that can be individually disabled as needed due to spam. Oh, and it's all streamlined and integrated with
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    by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

    According to my friend with a 3G iPhone, he got (or will get) an app that allows him to run SSH through his browser, or somesuch like that, so that the app won't terminate when switching around, or whatever. I don't know because I have an
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    by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

    The cord seems a bit too long to make it a useful/comfortable flash drive to keep with me. If it were a bit shorter, I'd almost consider it. :)
14. 1214.▲
    by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

    Sarcasm is the name of the game. I was just so caught up in the article/comments that I momentarily forgot about manpages, usually my first place to consult.
15. 1215.▲
    by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

    Man, why can't people let me take 10 minutes of their life to explain trivialities for me to grasp in 60 seconds, instead of me being the one to waste 10 minutes looking it up? Are you all really that lazy and self-centered?
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    by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

    On that note, from a Linux system, what does `sftp` use on the command line? I had always assumed that SFTP was always and only SSH transfers, just like using `scp`. Is this wrong of me to think this way?
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    by nuclear_eclipse 18y ago

    If I get the idea correctly, Amazon isn't investing in EY; Amazon is investing in development of general Ruby technology that benefits everyone in the Ruby/Rails communities, including Amazon and EY.