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by pionar 12y ago
> I like the game for an open-source project, but as a serious project, it's not very difficult to program otherwise(no pun intended). I don't think that's a very good comment. Obviously this isn't the next Angry Bir
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by pionar 12y ago
>My doctor would not prescribe me an extremely safe anti-parasitic that is in no way DEA controlled, and I had to do the research myself and had buy it from an "online pharmacy" to have my issue resolved Sounds like you have a
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by pionar 12y ago
That still doesn't present a contradiction. The post says that they didn't latch on to "The Interview" until after the media linked it. That doesn't mean they weren't doing things to make people think it was
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by pionar 12y ago
So does non-TDD. If you're fixing a bug, your tests should test for conditions that trigger that bug. If you're modifying behavior, you will need to update the tests that break because of that, whether you write tests before or
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by pionar 12y ago
> the only thing keeping me (or someone else) from my car if I park in a WSU structure/lot is a simple programmable barrier gate. Those gates aren't as simple as you think :)
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by pionar 12y ago
> dependency injection isn't needed in RoR, as mocking/stubbing is so simple, and built in (with RSpec, say) Disclaimer: not a RoR guy. Dependency injection isn't about unit tests. Dependency injection is about weak depen
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by pionar 12y ago
Many people only buy the comprehensive insurance because their loan contract and/or lease terms require it.
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by pionar 12y ago
No, copyright exists to say, I made this, I get to control how it's distributed.
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by pionar 12y ago
Ok, I'm not sure how bitcoin will "solve" anything related to this issue. The issue is not the currency, the issue is the bank. Who will start the bank and accept the risky customers? Just because the currency changes does
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by pionar 12y ago
> there is simply no legal way to get a movie/tv show on the Internet. Yes, how dare someone not sell their widget everywhere! If Ford won't sell me a car in Argentina, I'll just go steal it! It's a freedom issue! I
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by pionar 12y ago
Tinfoil much?
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by pionar 12y ago
Just because someone's sincere doesn't mean he's not an idiot. Just because something doesn't make a profit doesn't mean it's virtuous. The Doom floppies I gave out in high school didn't make me a profit
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by pionar 12y ago
This paper is old news in the municipal and university parking circles. Most of the ideas in it have already successfully been applied in most medium to large municipalities and almost no university over 5,000 students offers free parking a
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by pionar 12y ago
You're half-right. With OWIN[0], you can use any application server you want that supports it, there seems to be 5 as of now, including IIS and Kestrel (a dev server that runs under Mono) which aren't mentioned on the OWIN page. I
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by pionar 12y ago
> Then this happens, when a kid can't actually find out what policies are or why, or who implemented them, or what rule was triggered to ban / block certain things, that run counter to the established curriculum...again, read t
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by pionar 12y ago
The difference is that Dropbox takes reasonable steps[0] to try to ferret out and block copyrighted material. Mega did not. [0] http://techcrunch.com/2014/03/30/how-dropbox-knows-when-your...
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by pionar 12y ago
https://connect.microsoft.com/
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by pionar 12y ago
One of the bad things about current plate designs that is not addressed by this is readability from an OCR perspective. Some legitimate (read: non-state spying, such as permitless parking) License Plate Recognition (LPR) software/hardw
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by pionar 12y ago
>Let's take it a step further! Just let us put bare functions in namespaces without the dance of the static class. No. C# is an object-oriented language. It doesn't have functions, it has methods. Methods are always attached
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by pionar 12y ago
I haven't played with it much, but it says in the FAQ[1] : "Will Server/Desktop apps benefit from .NET Native and/or the Compiler in the Cloud? Desktop apps are a very important part of our strategy. Initially, we are fo
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by pionar 12y ago
That's true. Running VS2013 Update 3 on Win7 right now. Can't do Win8 apps.
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by pionar 12y ago
I think for now, it's just Android, probably so it'll work nicely with NDK.
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by pionar 12y ago
I've been playing around with kestrel/asp.net vNext (Which I guess is now 5) on Mac, and while it's still rough, it's a good dev server.
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by pionar 12y ago
The point is that if you're not continually merging development down into your feature branch, then rebasing becomes overly difficult. Merging can introduce bugs if not done correctly. At my company, we eschewed feature branches about
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by pionar 12y ago
>Car Talk Plaza Box 3500 Harvard Square Cambridge our fair city , MA 02238 FTFY. :)
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by pionar 12y ago
Because they still have lots of "partners" that give them lots of money that develop VB.NET line-of-business (LOB) applications.
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by pionar 12y ago
>Indeed, the mark of a well thought out and carefully crafted message that's not just personal, but also about necessary PR. If that's what it takes to get people on-board this generation, I don't mind. But I hope lines li
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by pionar 12y ago
Man, I love reading antirez's posts. Such eloquent writing.
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by pionar 12y ago
> Putting GTK's first world problems on the same level as North Korea's atrocious regime is a poor way to qualify the Gnome developers. Woah, slow down there. The way I read it is just saying that all decisions are made by a c
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by pionar 12y ago
I have a 2012 mini with 16GB RAM (I play some games on it). I won't be buying one of the new ones because of this.

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