openfly

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by openfly 16y ago
Sure, but Fordlandia, his inability to read, and his belief in such absurdity as "The protocols of the elders of zion" speak volumes as to the man's mental state. Which at best is mildly insane.
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by openfly 16y ago
Uhm, Henry Ford was known for violently suppressing unions in his factories. He considered unions to be closely tied to "Jewish Zionist" ambitions. He was also a heavy monetary supporter of Adolf Hitler. In fact, he refused to give back
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by openfly 16y ago
Honestly, prince is pretty much cooler than anyone on the internets. I think we would do well to heed his advice.
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by openfly 16y ago
I've seen worse offices, and better offices, but yes... offices are soul crushing prisons the likes of which would haunt your very dreams.
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by openfly 16y ago
Dude is nuttier than a baby ruth. He even somehow managed to pull the "zionists" card.
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by openfly 16y ago
While it seems snide, snarky, or possibly juvenile to suggest it... "Two chicks at the same time" or alternate versions of blow it all in a glorious escapade is actually a valid suggestion. Money means fuck all if it isn't spent. Liquid as
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Application Approval, for Web Developers.(nycresistor.com)
1 points by openfly 16y ago|1 comments
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by openfly 16y ago
Resource Management, and stability.
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by openfly 16y ago
And COBOL is a horrible language. But, I still think Fortran was pretty sweet. Also still has a pretty large user base. Especially among engineers.
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by openfly 16y ago
I actually spoke to these guys directly about this at a party. Only for a few minutes cause I am sure everyone and their mother wants to bike shed with them. But yeah, xmpp might have been the better choice. Google certainly thinks so. P
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by openfly 16y ago
I hope this stuff is executing on top of Dalvik and not via the NDK.
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by openfly 16y ago
This is the scariest article I've ever read.
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by openfly 16y ago
I think you are completely missing the point. Either you should be doing everything in the VM, or everything bare metal. Allowing all the apps to execute on either bare metal or the VM at discretion is a resource / security / policy manag
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by openfly 16y ago
You really can't avoid native execution if you want to really push the frontiers on these devices. And because these are such small devices even lone developers can really push boundaries and make money and a name for themselves. But the
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by openfly 16y ago
This topic doesn't make any sense. Linux has many file systems. So which file system specifically has "broken" file locking? So having read it. Seems this guy takes issue with the POSIX standard and it's flock requirements. Which of cou
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by openfly 16y ago
Or we could not use the JVM, because it's antiquated and never worked. I mean... that seems to be where everyone went five years ago.
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by openfly 16y ago
You are joking right?
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by openfly 16y ago
Heh if it wasn't for google Java would be completely dead.
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by openfly 16y ago
Regarding the use of Java, the language is dying. Maybe the languages developer base, and supporters refuse to believe it, but on the commercial end most of the major Java supporting software shops have wound down or died. Even sun is clo
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by openfly 16y ago
A++++++++++++++ WOULD READ AGAIN!!!!
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by openfly 16y ago
I still have my alpha, my apple cube, and my o2... but my trs 80 was apparently jacked. =/ ah well. I cut my unix teeth on a 386, and then an alpha. and I'm 28.
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by openfly 16y ago
oh and I write at http://www.music-piracy.com/ in case anyone cares about my incessant rambling and general twenty something tech angst.
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by openfly 16y ago
What is a blog?
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by openfly 16y ago
Just an opinion, but I've always thought the mac default UI to be fairly hideous.
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Hacker Conferences, an Editorial(music-piracy.com)
3 points by openfly 16y ago|0 comments
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by openfly 16y ago
I've been on both sides as well. But here's the deal... as the spying IT guy, you have to be super careful. Do not be afraid to tell your employer that you do will not do something if you think it puts you personally in a bad legal positi
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by openfly 16y ago
I'd prefer if they were laser focused on removing dlavik and releasing a native SDK that doesn't get bottle necked by a broken ass vm. This is a mobile device people. Treat it like one.
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by openfly 16y ago
This is actually kind of brilliant. It's very similar to parliamentary voting systems in top down democracies ( as seen in Europe tm ). Except it's US constitution compatible. Clever hack. I tentatively like it. Will require more resear
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by openfly 16y ago
Yeah, no phone support is a fail. Use amazon or paypal. Mind you, I've heard similar stories from both of those.
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by openfly 16y ago
You might say... It's "patently" absurd. Get it?

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