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by olefoo 15y ago
For 1. I'm being generous and reading it as shorthand for; "If your bakery doesn't manage it's presence on the network and patrol it's reviews and it's image online; it's business will be eaten by those of your competitors who 'get it'." I'
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by olefoo 15y ago
If you read that caption, it's not stock photography. It is however taken from a low angle, looking straight at the woman's behind, a not so subtle bit of art direction. I'm all for having active workdays, but if we're going to have walking
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Bandwidth limits of the human brain shape the internet.(technologyreview.com)
1 points by olefoo 15y ago|0 comments
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by olefoo 15y ago
Law enforcement agencies use contractors and buy software all the time... Are you saying that's not a valid market to target? Or do you have ideological objections to selling work and products for the purposes of enforcing laws you personal
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by olefoo 15y ago
The telling statistic for someone such as yourself, would be how much do you use non-kindle reader software. If you are using the kindle app on your phone, tablet or laptop the author's point is still valid. You are (willingly!) locked in t
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by olefoo 15y ago
It is problematic; more so because it is true. Households that make more than $500,000 a year pay less in taxes as a percentage of their earnings than households that make $50,000 a year. They also benefit disproportionately from the protec
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by olefoo 15y ago
The standards you will probably care about the most are known as HL-7 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_Level_7 HIPAA compliant web hosting can be had, but it's outrageously expensive compared to what you're used to; and the quality of
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by olefoo 15y ago
GraphViz http://www.graphviz.org/ is what you want. It's the standard graph visualization tool for computer scientists, and you can make it do all sorts of tricks from fancy colored graphs with typeset labels to automatically generated ca
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by olefoo 15y ago
Interesting to see such an alarmist title attached to an article about graph theory and data mining.
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by olefoo 15y ago
a) Reporting a fact is Libelous? b) I believe the word you are looking for is Cartel rather than Monopoly, but in either case; if the bill passes they have other problems. c) It's not a fair tactic; but there's nothing to stop Google, Yahoo
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by olefoo 15y ago
Which all sounds rather like Postgres. It's harder to use because you have to know what you're doing, and it's not as popular even though it's better on some axes that are significant if you're building something solid.
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Secure Languages and Frameworks(isc.sans.edu)
1 points by olefoo 15y ago|0 comments
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by olefoo 15y ago
I'll be attending, I'm really excited about it. Adam Lowry's session is one that I've got bookmarked, as is the geoloqi mapattack walk through. I'll look forward to meeting you all there.
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by olefoo 15y ago
We already know that this is not the case; vide: Robosigning, the pushing of no-doc loans, the very existence of NINJA loans and the collusion of CDO packagers and the ratings agencies that has been amply documented. The fact that not only
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by olefoo 15y ago
Or it could be that all three of these subscription billing companies got shafted by their correspondent banks...
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by olefoo 15y ago
What makes you think that a society in a position of universal material wealth would be egalitarian? It's just as likely that the basis of social hierarchy would shift even more towards connections, beauty, style and knowledge. And there wo
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by olefoo 15y ago
Polish up your resumé and start shopping around for another job. Places that manage by panic attack do not get better, unless the leadership is changed. Seriously, don't wait, you are shortening your life by accepting that sort of phantom s
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by olefoo 15y ago
> people sell weed on craigslist these days Very dumb people. That's almost sure to earn you a visit from the least harried law enforcement group in your local area.
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by olefoo 15y ago
At the least, the people out there trying to #occupywallstreet are doing something to try to limit the power of the unelected, unaccountable, unchecked financial elites whose wealth puts them above the law and whose infinite appetite ensure
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by olefoo 15y ago
You can get SSH clients for iPad. If you need a keyboard, Apple sells one for the iPad and they and several other manufacturers make bluetooth keyboards that are perfectly adequate. I chose not to go that route because I wanted more power a
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Future Friendly: Designing for a mobile world(futurefriend.ly)
1 points by olefoo 15y ago|0 comments
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by olefoo 15y ago
What are the use cases for web workers in mobile environments? I can't see any good reasons to be using up the viewers battery and limited prrocessing power that way other than for (maybe) backgrounding some of the processing for a web app
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by olefoo 15y ago
It really depends on what you're doing, and what your strategy is. If you're playing for a mobile audience and expecting much of your first time traffic to come from direct navigation (someone typing the URL into a browser), then a short, m
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by olefoo 15y ago
And it's worth running a vm for development even if you're hosting it on a linux machine; presumably your workspace has a bunch of things that don't need to be installed in production.
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by olefoo 15y ago
Yes. Not having to leave the box in front you is a good thing, it means you can continue working on the train even when your 3G connection drops out. It also enforces a certain discipline about dependencies.
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by olefoo 15y ago
That is interesting, there are times when I want to use PG as an ETL tool and take a midsized ( < 2tb data ) set and load it up and slice and dice it and produce some output for other programs and then have it go away. So, I'll keep you
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by olefoo 15y ago
I'm a real fan of PostGIS and like ltree and hstore a lot. Heroku isn't quite right for my needs at this time, but I would definitely consider it if I had a use case that needed an extremely fast public facing postgres installation. I am cu
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by olefoo 15y ago
You can set up Point In Time Recovery (PITR), and replay recovery logs. It's not clear from Heroku's pages whether their solution is set up that way.
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by olefoo 15y ago
Just a little usability nit, is the pricing per month, per year, lifetime? It's not clear from the pricing page, and I'm assuming it's per month, in which case it's reasonable, especially given the value added services being offered, especi
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Hacking the 808 keychain video camera.(chucklohr.com)
1 points by olefoo 15y ago|0 comments

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