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pauldino
16y ago
There is actually; Bloopsaphone is based on sxfr, at least if the COPYING file is to be believed.
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Asynchrony in C# 5, Part One
(blogs.msdn.com)
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16y ago
There was a great write-up of a talk on SSL/TLS performance at Google linked here a few months back ( http://unblog.pidster.com/imperialviolet-overclocking-ssl , HN discussion at http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1485425 ) Quoting from t
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pauldino
16y ago
One thought I've had is encrypting sequential IDs with DES. The block size is 64 bits which conveniently maps to int types and the token you get is half the size of a UUID.
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16y ago
All the Toy Story films have 100% Top Critics ratings, in fact.
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16y ago
Need a friend? pauldino@openspora.com
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pauldino
16y ago
...which, for those who might be interested, is on Hulu: http://www.hulu.com/watch/118169/the-corporation
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16y ago
You might also be able to find Mexican Coke, which is sweetened with cane sugar. I've seen it at regular grocery stores in upstate NY and CT so I imagine it's fairly common. There's a grocery store in Los Angeles with a large collection of
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16y ago
The modrails site always made me think of that video where Microsoft designs the iPod box... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeXAcwriid0
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You won't find Spokeo founder included on his 'people search' site
(latimes.com)
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16y ago
It might be that Apple joined MPEG LA after 2005 (when the PDF is dated) since their only patent listed in the pool was issued in 2007.
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pauldino
16y ago
Who prints their money? The US Treasury, literally. Panama has pegged its currency 1:1 to the US dollar since independence and doesn't even bother printing its own paper money, using US notes instead.
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pauldino
17y ago
FYI, The Corporation is on Hulu: http://www.hulu.com/watch/118169/the-corporation
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About Microsoft's "Delegates" (1998)
(java.sun.com)
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17y ago
To be fair, that first story ends by saying forChan is "truly innocuous until you enter a web address in the URL field", that removing it would "set yet another dangerous precedent", and that Safari "does exactly what forChan does".
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pauldino
17y ago
I could be reading this wrong but I believe the California figure is for a single year (fiscal year 2009-2010) while the Texas figure covers two years (the 2008-2009 biennial).
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pauldino
17y ago
For whatever reason they actually used com.com.
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17y ago
The US Kindle is CDMA while the international version is GSM.
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pauldino
17y ago
I think it depends on the version of gcc; I tried compiling his function with 3.4.5 and it didn't look tail-call-optimized, but with -Os on 4.2.3 it did.
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pauldino
17y ago
But if you're using 3G GSM, you're really using UTMS, which is barely GSM at all. It uses a completely incompatible air interface that ditches TDMA... for CDMA.
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Norman Borlaug's Complicated Legacy
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17y ago
One thing I find interesting is that the rats lived in an environment where either sweetness always meant additional calories, or sweetness never did (assuming I'm reading the paper right). Which does lead me to wonder: 1. What would happen
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17y ago
It is indeed: http://www.vimeo.com/5047563
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17y ago
BCBS isn't a single company; it's an association of independent health care plans of varying quality.
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pauldino
17y ago
One perspective I found interesting was http://oversight.house.gov/documents/20081209145737.pdf
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pauldino
17y ago
FWIW, both Scheme and JavaScript have the same behavior as Python 2.5
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17y ago
I thought this was new: "Attach a one line comment convention with a new GUID to any code snippet you publish on the web. This ties the snippet of code to its author and any subsequent clones. A trivial search for the code snippet GUID woul
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pauldino
18y ago
And we could call it "The Argument Clinic" (Tagline: "The right room for an argument")