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by rdj 16y ago
Seems like a learning opportunity here. Could this have been handled differently? Maybe something like: BIGCO asks for info/demo, you oblige. BIGCO is pleased, asks for more discussions, Q&A, etc. At this point, you present an NDA/Non-c
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How to handle getting a "no" (avc.com)
7 points by rdj 16y ago|4 comments
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by rdj 16y ago
Obligatory link to the 2010 list of the top 10 risks: http://www.owasp.org/index.php/Top_10_2010-Main Interesting how many items are still there from 2004 to 2007 to 2010.
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by rdj 16y ago
I don't think they mean canceled, as in "not cashed or usable". They mean canceled as in "transaction complete, this instrument is no longer valid for further transactions". When you write a check and someone uses it, it gets sent to your b
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by rdj 16y ago
While both remarks were somewhat snarky, I'd like to hear your evidence that "the American people" are supporting the "billionaire welfare class". It's the first time I've ever heard the table turned like that and would like to learn more.
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by rdj 16y ago
For those who don't follow NASCAR. There was a wreck that escaped the view of the TV cameras. The only glimpse appeared to show a car hitting a wall at 170+. The engine was ripped from the car and the driver crawls out and lays on the track
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Using accident reconstruction to analyze a NASCAR wreck(fasttrackrc.blogspot.com)
1 points by rdj 16y ago|1 comments
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by rdj 16y ago
Are they all allergic to snakes (or reptiles in general)?
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by rdj 16y ago
An article about 2 companies arguing who's better. I must have missed the part where they actually debate, or brawl, about the future of IDS. Seems the biggest technical thought put forth was, "your performance sucks". Maybe that means IDS
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by rdj 16y ago
I've been loosely following your story and this Forbes piece will certainly add to your company history. I'd like to know how this coverage came about, and why you couldn't/didn't use this platform to highlight some of the payment processin
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by rdj 16y ago
I wonder what long term effects this has on domain names. If people need only to remember how to use iTunes or Chrome to find and use an app, will you really need your app.com domain anymore?
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by rdj 16y ago
I don't think this is any closer to reality than it was 2 days ago. The setting shown in the screenshots are not in the latest beta build I installed on the 3GS. Other developers confirmed that it's not in their build either. I have yet to
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by rdj 16y ago
They changed it. The new header is: X-Facebook: from zuckmail ([MTI3LjAuMC4x]) (127.0.0.1) So I guess, nothing else to see here. Move along.
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by rdj 16y ago
It's the user (I tested with 2 friends to verify). Here's a scenario we talked about in my house: Once potential problem: friends-of-friends. A friend-of-friend comments on something your mutual friend put out, you then comment, the first f
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by rdj 16y ago
Not speculation. I just tried this with a few folks, and it works as advertised.
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Facebook leaks user's IP addresses(binint.com)
148 points by rdj 16y ago|52 comments
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by rdj 16y ago
I think rockets are cool, and racing is cool, but I don't see this being that much different than pylon racing with faster planes. Now, the thing that really bugs me about RacketRacers is how they try to compare themselves to NASCAR. I thin
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by rdj 16y ago
I wish I had something more insightful to say other than "very clever". I do wonder where this car will end up after the shoot. The corporate headquarters? The ad agency lobby? A science museum? Barrett-Jackson?
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by rdj 16y ago
Why? In a matter of days even the most computer savvy of folks will have put this behind them. McAfee will still be bundled with Localtown-ISP or installed on the new desktops. Mom and pop will see that their "subscription" is about to expi
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by rdj 17y ago
Just speculating: I don't think customers buy "better", they buy "solution". They don't care about elegance or how many features you have. Just, "does it solve my problem?". If two things solve the same problem, it may then come down to "ho
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by rdj 17y ago
Source report: http://www.symantec.com/about/news/release/article.jsp?prid=...
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by rdj 17y ago
I'm working through an eval of the scanner right now. It looks like some thought has gone into how it finds files and extension. (There's a README-FIRST in the /dictionaries directory that explains this in details). However, I noticed some
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Top cities most vulnerable to cybercrime (according to Symantec)(symantec.com)
1 points by rdj 17y ago|0 comments
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by rdj 17y ago
This article highlights the iPhone app. Here is a links for the other versions: http://www.broadband.gov/ (Although I haven't noticed the Android app). I did test the iPhone app, worked as advertised. Of course this is all just a governme
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Colorimeter lets you take snapshots of smells(scienceblogs.com)
4 points by rdj 17y ago|0 comments
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by rdj 17y ago
I learned just before leaving the military. A contractor said, "Learn Perl and you'll have no problem finding a job". So, I grabbed the "Learning Perl" book and forced my way through it. I was horrible (a Linux 'man' page wrapper; or basica
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by rdj 17y ago
My project: a "Foursquare meets Mafia Wars" game. You claim a real location, name it and defend it. Generate virtual currency over time and spend it on weapons. The code is complete and the family will be running some tests this weekend. Ne
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by rdj 17y ago
Not sure I get it. It seems to me that the headers are always going to be the same when I use your page (maybe an exception would be the referer.) For technical feedback: you have a bug. The request isn't displaying properly. It showed mine
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by rdj 17y ago
Check http://processing.org .. This globe seems to be one of the first data visualizations used in several projects. Here's a cool one that uses Flickr geotagging info: http://www.flickr.com/photos/revdancatt/3398050524/
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by rdj 17y ago
I need an option for: Probably, but the device missed the mark with me. The purchase will be for someone who just needs an ebook (now ibook?) reader, web browser and music player.

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