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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Second this, I would love to hear how companies handle S3 outages. Although one correction, it's 0.01% that you need to handle (if they deliver on their availability promise). That's less than an hour a year.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
This title should only be "news" early on in the design stage. Were they not trying to prevent hackers from commandeering cars before they released them? Also as others have said, airgap the systems.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Probably not the place to bring this up, but I am having so many issues with Netflix app on xbox 360 lately. I'll hit play on a title, it'll load to about 15%, then stop and take me to the "choose profile" screen. Anyone
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
No I found that, but it switches back pretty often. Can't find a pattern, it's annoying.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Spotify seems determined to force me to listen to albums on shuffle.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
I would not be excited about my ISP offering these extra services. I just want them to be dumb pipes- deliver my data without messing with it in any way. That should be their only business concern, and all innovation efforts should be spent
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Don't know where I've been but this is the first I've heard of ag-gag laws. Absolutely absurd, bordering on unbelievable. How has this crap been passed in multiple states?!
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
> I still don't understand is how any of these undercover videos are legal IANAL but I thought it is legal as long as one of the parties consents to the recording. I could secretly tape a conversation with you without your knowledge
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
3 days? I make it 2 weeks in a 20 year old car. Sure, if you're doing a lot of driving it won't last 6 months. But for typical everyday use, I bet that's not an exaggeration (certainly not for my use).
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
In my experience (C# & Java), Eclipse's autocomplete doesn't even come close to Intellisense. Not sure if that gap is any different with Python.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
I've never used emacs so am completely ignorant. What makes emacs superior? All I know is the speed that can come with keyboard shortcuts.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
I work in Visual Studio exclusively for my day job the last 8 years so my experience is pretty limited. But every time I try out other languages and IDEs on my own time, I'm almost shocked at how hard the tools are to work with compare
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
I'm a .NET developer so to me this is a slam dunk. How does the Python crowd feel though? I'd guess the majority tend to be Microsoft-adverse. Why wouldn't you use VS when it seems to be so ahead of the competition?
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Scary, especially with the launch of Instant Articles (news content hosted by Facebook, further raising the walls of their garden). Reminds me of when an article on the Facebook login system ranked highly with Google and people were confuse
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Wow, the concept of citizens' panels sounds awesome. I wish we had something similar in the US. It's the perfect solution for dealing with police shootings, where prosecutors are reluctant to indict an officer (since they need to
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Why is that background image 4000 x 3000?! https://c9.io/blog/content/images/2015/07/Chatuchak_Weekend_...
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
How does he justify being the MPAA's attack dog? Is there a significant movie industry in Mississippi that I am unaware of? If I lived in MS, I'd be pissed and demand answers from this guy. Using tax payer money with no benefit to
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Wow, I didn't even know you could click to spot the kid! I just watched the video, read the text, then watched more videos on youtube.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
If you watch the video on Youtube you can go through an entire series.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Really enjoyed this post, but I think some of her thoughts point to the root of the problem. > I started by trying to buy each of them separately. > $1.50 is a lot to pay for a song So she wanted to compensate each artist for the song
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
So is the vulnerability fixed or not?
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Which is?
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
6 months of free storage is a no brainer business strategy. Once you get anywhere near 100PB of data loaded, are you really going to move it elsewhere after 6 months?
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
I second this request. Google took me to investopedia to learn "pro rata", but that wasn't as helpful as reading these comments. The startup community has so many buzzwords. My understanding of the jargon has increased a lot
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
> Eventually I did figure out that on the website you can say you aren't interested in particular items I didn't know you could do this. Looking forward to telling Netflix that no, I do not want to watch The Interview.
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Quora seems dedicated to the age-old question: how many ways can we ask the question of how amazing Elon Musk is?
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Another vote for "learn the stack". Also, if you have the contact info of any developer/lead you'll be working with, reach out to them and ask what you can get a jump start familiarizing yourself with. I've had inte
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
Illegal here in the US as well. Doesn't stop cops though. Seriously, this must be standard operating procedure for cops, happens to me all the time (and I'm white, fwiw). It usually doesn't result in me getting pulled over, b
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
> Any police officers knows if they really need such an excuse, they just need to follow a given car for a few minutes And the worst thing is they tail you when they follow you, making you nervous and more likely to make a mistake. That&
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by ohitsdom 11y ago
"Just don't break the law, you'll be fine."

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