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by pbz 12y ago
I didn't down vote, but you're not just asking questions; you're masking a statement in form of a question.
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by pbz 12y ago
What's the downgrade?
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by pbz 12y ago
They run a bunch of Linux servers (Azure), so they were affected.
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by pbz 12y ago
I thought the reason time flows differently on top of Mount Everest is because the top of the mountain travels faster through space-time than the base (because of the rotation of the earth), not because of gravity...
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by pbz 12y ago
I came across this limitation within minutes of playing with pg. I couldn't believe that such a powerful tool would be missing something so basic.
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by pbz 12y ago
Dapper is nice, but if you want to have the compiler check your queries, and still run fast, I recommend LINQ to DB: https://github.com/linq2db/linq2db (not to be confused with LINQ to SQL from Microsoft)
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by pbz 12y ago
LINQ to DB (not LINQ2SQL; it's an OSS library) is also a good option to talk to Postgres while keeping type safety and performance.
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by pbz 12y ago
Opera kept that feature, it works.
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by pbz 12y ago
Even something as simple as xdbe (cross db explorer or cross db+ide?) would work. The whole hex thing makes me look again thinking it's an error code.
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by pbz 12y ago
The status page says it's unreachable, but I can access it just fine...
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by pbz 12y ago
Have you tried LINQ to DB (not LINQ to SQL) the successor to BLToolkit? We've had good results with it, but we like to keep our queries and datalayer as simple and thin as possible.
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by pbz 12y ago
Well, if www and .com become meaningless then advertisers will use "type xxx yyy into you bar" instead (which goes to the search engine) or hash tags (already doing this). Then Google could come up with "associate permanent k
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by pbz 13y ago
Health insurance "yes", health care "no".
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by pbz 13y ago
http://www.businessinsider.com/obama-obamacare-romneycare-bo...
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by pbz 13y ago
I use Opera for this reason alone.
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by pbz 13y ago
What's best for our customers or what's worse for our competitors.
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by pbz 13y ago
I've had that happen a number of times. I'd start a regular call, Skype, or Hangouts call, and when done I sometimes realize some random app was launched or something was selected, etc. Doesn't happen often, but it did happen
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by pbz 13y ago
True, but most of the casualties came from large (poorly built) buildings collapsing, not regular houses.
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by pbz 13y ago
You have good ideas. Please consider politics. There are plenty other people who could write that software.
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by pbz 13y ago
I see it the same way. As a country, overall, I think we're still in denial. Calling Manning or Snowden a traitor are examples of people still being in denial. "It just can't be that USG is that bad... These people stole and&
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by pbz 13y ago
In Europe pretty much any old house is made out of brick. They've been through many earthquakes, built hundreds of years ago and still standing; and this is without reinforcement.
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by pbz 13y ago
The only laptop I could find that matched the specs you mentioned is the XPS 15 which is a $2K machine: http://www.dell.com/us/p/laptops?~ck=mn#!everyday-laptops&fa...
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by pbz 13y ago
He also used the word "spouse" in some tweets. Doesn't look like there's a consensus - not that it really matters.
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by pbz 13y ago
This is good, but I think a more effective way is to bring up some hypotheticals. You don't even have to make up your own. Just look at history and you will find lots of examples of how secrecy leads to corruption, in-fighting, negativ
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by pbz 13y ago
Do you know if Nexus 4 will be harder to root (without custom ROM) after this update? Thanks.
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by pbz 13y ago
The text size issues is a bug in Chrome. Firefox for Android has a similar bug as well. For this reason alone I switched to Opera; it has its own bugs, but at least the text size is right.
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by pbz 13y ago
In my opinion the best way to raise awareness with the general public, not those who would seek out a website on their own, is to go where they are. I would use the same technique Apple used to change minds when the iPhone was new. Come up
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by pbz 13y ago
While there's a framework in place that forces you to deny what you've done we cannot believe "denials". As long as there's a gun to their head, whatever they say is irrelevant. This is the true cost of surveillance
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by pbz 13y ago
"we have not joined any program that would give the government for any country whose name begins with a vowel direct access to ports 81-49152 on any of our servers" -- so they're using FTP or just plain HTTP? On a more seriou
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by pbz 13y ago
And this summarizes everything that's wrong with the current ethos. We expect everything to be safe, and we expect everything to be easy. Nothing is above our comfort level and safety. Maybe the knife hasn't cut deep enough, or ma

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