ramy_d

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   by ramy_d 15y ago

   edits don't seem to work so here: Think of what happened to RIM in India.
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   by ramy_d 15y ago

   Who are you to make that kind of guarantee?
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   by ramy_d 15y ago

   Everyone here is saying it, anonymously calling others out by name is wrong and profesionally destructive. This is why we pay lawyers: http://www.dvafoto.com/2011/04/fuck-you-pay-me-a-discussion-...
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   by ramy_d 15y ago

   sparkleshare? edit: seems like i'm the only one mentioning sparkleshare, so here are some links: http://sparkleshare.org/ https://github.com/hbons/SparkleShare https://github.com/wimh/SparkleShare windows branch
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   by ramy_d 15y ago

   challenge? http://www.cnn.com/2010/HEALTH/11/08/twinkie.diet.professor/...
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   by ramy_d 15y ago

   doing it this weekend
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   by ramy_d 15y ago

   he's also done the opposite the "I don't even have 'no money'" routine.
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   by ramy_d 15y ago

   from this page https://developer.v.me/docs/get_credentials Use the Shared Secret Key to generate encrypted Tokens using V.me's MD5 Hash Algorithms. MD5? Am I missing something here?
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   by ramy_d 15y ago

   indeed, still doesn't beat typing 'c' 3 times.
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    I'm not versed in the entire complexity of the issue at hand here, but isn't putting the text book in the hands of teachers a kind of reform? Wouldn't having a teacher, or teachers, write their own text books give them better control over w
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    I feel like his solution is to let others decide what is or is not a "legitimate use" of a hyperlink. The Supreme Court decision is correct in that it protects all "free speech" on the internet. The takeaway here is that we, as a people wit
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    like a managed fax machine?
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    I found your post much more informative than the original article. His work vs cheesecake seems to be an issue of discipline vs temptation, and to be honest, something we all face with various amounts of success (especially considering how
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    is this like that time when some kid in india found a way to make solar cells out of hair?
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    I don't get it, didn't HP finally benefit from Carly Fiorina's decision to merge with Compaq?
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    seeing these kinds of chips get implemented into other domains would be really interesting too (and comparing them against their traditional counter parts), like rapid stock trading machines, or second opinion machines at the doctor's offic
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    Exactly, for crying out loud their domain is http://ap.org and they couldn't figure to do http://ap.org/l/pDHZ6h how ridiculous.
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    Why does this happen? http://i.imgur.com/d4Occ.png There's a story in the RSS, it's not in the front page, and I can't search for it.
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    I would gladly pay per gig at that rate, and then some.
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    how much money does internet traffic cost? how much cheaper is local traffic from the ISP versus traffic coming from a server 1500km away? how much money does it cost to send internet traffic to varying distances. there's no problem with th
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    thanks for answering, i'm excited for your product and would like to try it if you guys get a canada release.
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    hey jslampe, thanks for answering - if Dwolla is cash based, how do I put money in my account? Do I mail you a check? Sorry if my question sounds silly but it's genuine confusion on my part. If the service is cash based, how is money transf
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    true enough, but i also think that we say that myspace had a lot of social at the time was because it did _at the time_. There was no facebook back then so myspace was really the best at offering social features even though, by comparison a
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    "But wait a second," you say. "What about iLife? Isn't that all about amateur content?" Not quite. iLife helps normal people create things that feel professional. This is the definition of amateur. Notably, you can spot things don
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    how ironic that you would read 2 erlang books concurrently.
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    by ramy_d 15y ago

    just dropping my two cents, I did not enjoy the pick axe, and when I turned to learn erlang I was essentially weighing two options: Pragmatic Bookshelf's erlang book and O'Reilly Media's erlang book. I chose O'Reilly's because I didn't want
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    by ramy_d 16y ago

    Do you honestly feel that your idea is far more valuable than my ability to build it (which I could do in about 4 hours)? is the shortcut you are talking about? also, as a lot of people are talking about here, a pop culture question (ultima
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    by ramy_d 16y ago

    efforts in the reactOS project ultimately result in contributions to Wine as discoveries in one, help the other
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    by ramy_d 16y ago

    MS has given them trouble in the past i believe and they've gone through a full code audit to keep running.
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    by ramy_d 16y ago

    I totally second the Qt Quick comment, I tried recently and it's very pleasing, especially if you're comming from javascript development.