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by qwerta 13y ago
Congratulations! JetBrains did it again!
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by qwerta 13y ago
Maybe it is because the services sucks as well. American banks are decades behind Eastern Europe, Russia or even Africa. Just basics: account where 'overdraft' is not possible (account can not go into minus). Debit with low (5%)
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by qwerta 13y ago
You do not even need a computer to run programs. Turing ran chess playing programs on 'himself'. And 'paper computer' was first thing programmed by my generation (excuse poor translation from Czech): http://t
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by qwerta 13y ago
Find a side project and work on it 2-3 hours every evening.
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by qwerta 13y ago
Claws-Mail. I found web-based clients slow.
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by qwerta 13y ago
Formula 1 was also technological race, that is now gone. Why should top teams invest into innovation anymore? F1 today is just street race with oddly shaped cars.
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by qwerta 13y ago
Original Formula 1 was ruined by restrictions on maximal engine performance, acceleration... even tyres are dictated. In result cars are practically identical and race is very boring. By reading article Formula E is going to have similar li
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by qwerta 13y ago
I am playing with an idea to rewrite Alpha Centaury.
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by qwerta 13y ago
> Linux doesn't come with a backup app either False. Most linux distributions comes with free backup tools included in default installation.
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by qwerta 13y ago
It is just too expensive. I would like to see stats which shows it as 'the top foundry', perhaps only companies which raised $1M qualify?
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by qwerta 13y ago
Github is totally replacing resume. But resumes will always be necessary to scale-up career beyond code-monkey to consulting and semi-management roles.
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by qwerta 13y ago
They could detain him (and eventually charge) under different law (PACE or whatever). 9 hours is practically rounding error. http://www.yourrights.org.uk/yourrights/the-rights-of-suspec... Guantanamo _is_ under US jur
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by qwerta 13y ago
I do not get this. In many countries police can keep person up-to 24 hours without court order. This guy had clear links to Snowden, so his detention is justifiable (from police point of view). And he could easily avoid UK completely by tra
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by qwerta 13y ago
>"you're fired" as a joke sometimes There was case like that in Germany. But the guy accepted and company had to pay him three month salary for compensation. He was 'hired' back after couple of days of holiday.
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by qwerta 13y ago
I think in California you have to go public over certain number of employees. Facebook had problems with that.
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by qwerta 13y ago
Because benchmarks are usually just useless. It is like what has better acceleration on free fall? Race car or truck?
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by qwerta 13y ago
> Your browser fingerprint appears to be unique among the 3,242,704 tested so far. I guess it is good choice to disable JS by default
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by qwerta 13y ago
Could you name some examples from Europe? Cases when police physically takes servers are common. But I never heard of case where police would require encryption keys for 'maybe we will needed it'.
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by qwerta 13y ago
This article is hilarious. I guess I should not take my headphones for granted :-)
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by qwerta 13y ago
Nice article but I disagree. I am very technical person and I really miss cofounder who would take care of social/business side. First heaving new born children gives me focus on work. Before I would procrastinate a lot. Now I have to
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by qwerta 13y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traceroute
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by qwerta 13y ago
> POLITICS, NOT ENCRYPTION, IS THE ANSWER And how would author convince Russia or China not to spy? Or some people who are not government at all? (terrorists, scam...). Also NSA lied several times and said it would lie again. Lets just t
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by qwerta 13y ago
>and take a more advanced step than Already done several times. Have look at UDP and its usages.
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by qwerta 13y ago
Why downvote? When NSA steals my data I want at least secure storage. This way entire NSA database will leak sooner or latter.
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by qwerta 13y ago
This is huge security issue. Is there a bug report? An estimate when it will be fixed?
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by qwerta 13y ago
Not just oral agreement, but also payment is binding. By giving cc number and taking the keys he showed clear intention to use the storage.
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by qwerta 13y ago
Properly configure your email and get rid of 'GMail' :-)
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by qwerta 13y ago
There are 25$/hr developers in US as well. And 'real' developers charge per day :-)
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by qwerta 13y ago
There is saying that people will always say nice things. You need good friends or pay small fortune to hear bad things.
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by qwerta 13y ago
There are laws for data disclosure in public sector. In UK scientists were actually forced to disclose their source data by such law.

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