omouse

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871.
by omouse 16y ago
It's not brave, it just makes business sense and is a dick move. The OS you're running is just as good as the one you were running before. The applications you were running before are just as good as they are now.
872.
by omouse 16y ago
The DMCA should be gotten rid of completely. Piece of shit Act is abused like nobody's business.
873.
by omouse 16y ago
You should check out the message boards on Freenet, it does work (though Freenet is a bit heavy on the encryption and light on speed for some things...)
874.
by omouse 16y ago
So wait, you're bitching that programmers were forced to think and to proof-read? Using a pen + paper to write programs isn't a huge deal and I'd do it more often if it weren't for the retarded amounts of API docs you have to wade through n
875.
by omouse 16y ago
The US has something that none of its competitors do: a free and open society, where entrepreneurs can flourish. I'm impressed that you can say that when the US operates Guantanamo Bay and is actively trying to prosecute Julian Assange of
876.
by omouse 16y ago
It's fine and fun to make a minimal early Lisp, just remember you don't have to release it to the public. Make it open-source, but don't post it on the web or just give it out to a few friends to try out or whatever.
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by omouse 16y ago
You're assuming that popularity is a good thing .
878.
by omouse 16y ago
It's for a non-open-source operating system anyway, who cares ;p
879.
by omouse 16y ago
Sounds like slave labour :D
880.
by omouse 16y ago
Whoever here wants to start an alternative to TechCrunch that doesn't dengenerate into crap, say aye . Hell, even a well-researched blog would kill techcrunch, mashable and all those shameless corporate/startup whores who pose as journali
881.
by omouse 16y ago
What? Why not? The way things are going, your degree isn't worth as much as you'd like it to be and you'll probably be in debt for a while just to pay it off.
882.
by omouse 16y ago
So the Netherlands are going to arrest Mastercard for violating the will of its customers right?
883.
by omouse 16y ago
So has the situation there improved? Are there less suicides? Are the workers being treated fairly? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Foxconn_suicides
884.
by omouse 16y ago
That's funny, there are a lot of engineers! Mechanical engineers, civil engineers, electrical engineers, etc. Oh wait, I think they meant Computer Scientists or Programmers.
885.
by omouse 16y ago
All the programmers are working on other web-based stuff. We need more volunteers, how about YOU konad?
886.
by omouse 16y ago
If their problem is lack of earning capability, that needs to be addressed through education and job creation. What's the point of creating more jobs if they don't give you benefits or the wages are still fairly low?
887.
by omouse 16y ago
Where's the maths?
888.
by omouse 16y ago
Ugh this obsession with AI is annoying.
889.
by omouse 16y ago
Download the documentation using `wget`.
890.
by omouse 16y ago
Maybe the work conditions have gotten worse compared to pre-IPO Google?
891.
by omouse 16y ago
He's a computer scientist or software developer, not an engineer.
892.
by omouse 16y ago
What stock value? They aren't a publically traded company yet, are they?
893.
by omouse 16y ago
tech leaders have been outraged by Mr Obama’s willingness to demonise employers for outsourcing work to foreign countries, which is especially popular within the IT industry This is popular with management not really with employees.
894.
by omouse 16y ago
Writing those tests feels like proofing mathematical theorems Uh, not really. Have you ever written tests for functions in math? It's a pain in the ass once you get past 5 variables. This is why we have proofs in the first place, to prove
895.
by omouse 16y ago
Can't they simply encrypt much of the data or obfuscate in such a way that it never points directly to a user?
896.
by omouse 16y ago
So the GNU/Linux version isn't open source right?
897.
by omouse 16y ago
It is by no means ideal. It brings up comparison to languages like English and Japanese. We should reall call them notations, just as in mathematics.
898.
by omouse 16y ago
An embedded systems programmer has absolutely no need to understand the intricacies of XML schema or the finer points of CSS parser bugs They may not have a need, but they should be able to dig through all that because it's all just funct
899.
by omouse 16y ago
Yeah that was fairly awesome. It's nice when news outlets make use of new media like that :D
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by omouse 16y ago
Yeah me too. Funny how the meaning of things changes in a different context and how the new speakers of these words neglect to check what the other meanings are.

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