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by pionar 12y ago
>My understanding of this type of clause is not that it makes New York the arbitrator, but rather clarifies for whoever does arbitrate that New York laws should be used. I agree, but it would make sense, then that since the New York lega
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by pionar 12y ago
Ok, let's say you have a class that performs some process - ProcessBase. It then needs to call Step1(), Step2(), and Step3() methods. I had a similar case a few months ago at work. However in certain cases, you need to change what St
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by pionar 12y ago
If you go to the original post [0], he provides a link to the maze in question [1] which clearly states at the bottom of every page "© 2010 KrazyDad.com". How much clearer can that be? [0] http://krazydad.com/blog
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by pionar 12y ago
It's probably in a contract they have with the design company. I would think it's very common, kind of like a software vendor indmnifying purchasers of their software against patent lawsuits.
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by pionar 12y ago
Market Research (or Requirements) Document It's a document that's usually produced by a product management group in a company that outlines (very vague, almost laughably so) the "market requirements" - what users will wa
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by pionar 12y ago
He is not talking about the userland, he's talking about the kernel structure, mirco vs. monolithic.
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by pionar 12y ago
Sorry, I should've said you can usually recompile the source against the latest .NET versions pretty easily.
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by pionar 12y ago
I've used XCode and Eclipse before, so I have nothing to compare IntelliJ against. The debugging experience is the key. The best thing a VS user can do to boost productivity substantially is learn how to use the debugging tools (navig
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by pionar 12y ago
I'd assume it's aimed at folks who have already decided to get married, but dont' know when or how they want to do it, and want "a unique experience".
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by pionar 12y ago
Thanks for the explanation.
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by pionar 12y ago
> I know of more than one humongous application that still runs on Java 1.2 True, but they're not all like that. We've got a humongous app written originally against .NET 1.1, it's still around, still getting new features
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by pionar 12y ago
How does this ruling leave that possibility open? What does "no search without warrant" leave open to this interpretation? Are you suggesting that police would be able to make an "in plain view" argument on unlocked ph
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by pionar 12y ago
The Aereo decision (also released today) was all about the intent of the Copyright law changes of 1976, not the letter of it.
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by pionar 12y ago
That also does not mean that SCOTUS is "wrong". A law can be "wrong" (subjective), and the SCOTUS will still have to uphold it if it is constitutional.
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by pionar 12y ago
I said he's attempting to be one. My rationale for that is his statements that make him seem to be basking in martyrdom. See my comments above in reply to another comment. I call people I feel to be self-centered self-centered. I ca
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by pionar 12y ago
He would get more sympathy by publicly facing the accusations, not hiding out from everyone. Saying on his site that Sweden is "effectively detaining him without charging him with a crime" when Sweden isn't detaining him anyw
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by pionar 12y ago
Substantiate what? My personal feelings? I don't think that one can provide evidence for one's "feel" of a person.
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by pionar 12y ago
Don't get me wrong, I support some of the initiatives as well, I just wish those initiatives had a less self-interested leader.
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by pionar 12y ago
Am I the only one that finds Assange to be just an absolute self-centered ass? He's trying to turn himself into a cult leader, and runs his own "justice" site[0]. He's manipulative and just leaves a sour taste in my mou
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by pionar 12y ago
But, there's a difference between not having a religion and atheism. Atheism is the belief that there is no God. Just because one does not have a religion does not make them atheist. I have no religion and yet I am not an atheist.
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by pionar 12y ago
Ah, I misread that. Sorry.
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by pionar 12y ago
> Your wireless network service is best effort. Wouldn't intentionally throttling and/or not keeping up your capacity intentionally be a violation of this "best effort" doctrine? Not arguing, honest question.
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by pionar 12y ago
Why are you comparing them to "run-of-the-mill white GI(s)"? What purpose does this serve? For any person who works on classified projects in military service, the person can't point out specifics of his work, whether Navaj
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by pionar 12y ago
I think the hope is that with the pressure of Valve, with the SteamBox and Steam OS, the game publishers will make that investment. Valve is also making considerable investment in abstracting away all that fragmentation and drivers worries
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by pionar 12y ago
Mathnet was a segment on SquareOne. I enjoyed that as well.
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by pionar 12y ago
It was ineffective for you. A little bit of observation bias, perhaps?
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by pionar 12y ago
Actually, it looks like the "upgrade" is actually a new app entirely, so it's probably just that since it's a new app, the offline data has to be regenerated.
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by pionar 12y ago
Wow, so negative. > Maybe at first. With time you realize that the friendliness is a form of politeness that hides fear, distrust and greed. This is not my experience at all. Maybe in Cali (I've only visited), but the rest of the U
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by pionar 12y ago
> it also releases itself from memory when inactive. That's the nature of application pools in IIS. If the app pool goes inactive for a time, IIS kills the w3wp process running the app. You can set the timeout in the web.config (n
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by pionar 12y ago
1) This is ridiculous. Third-party commercial packages like what? Have you even looked at Telerik's offerings, or DevExpress? Plust, you haven't really needed commercial libraries for the past few years. Search nuget.org, it&

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