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British Airways flies into privacy storm over Google identity checks
(standard.co.uk)
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rheide
14y ago
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rheide
14y ago
citation needed
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rheide
14y ago
Bloom filter?
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rheide
14y ago
I was about to write "You must be an idiot". Then I read your reasons for quitting and understood completely. My compliments, sir.
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rheide
14y ago
Very good. I'm the only guardian in my project and I find myself constantly fighting off the shit that the builders are committing. There's an irony here in that if there were no guardian, builders would (have to) be a lot more careful. But
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rheide
14y ago
This was a fascinating read. Thanks.
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rheide
14y ago
Target audience mismatch.
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Nowhere is safe in EVE Online as Goonswarm suicide-bombs galactic trade hub
(pcgamer.com)
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14y ago
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CoinLab gets $500,000 in VC for bitcoin-related gaming startup
(arstechnica.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I think 5gb is fairly limited, and I fail to believe that this is the best Google can do. The way it is now all Dropbox has to do is up their default free space to 10gb and Google Drive loses.
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14y ago
The so-called 'latest' wi-fi data collection 'brouhaha' was two years ago. Google's strayed from the path a lot more since then.
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14y ago
This has the single best description of a team lead I have ever seen: "[Team leads are] keeping the whole project in their head at once so that people can use them as a resource to check decisions against"
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rheide
15y ago
"Moreover, anyone who downloaded live random numbers from the ANU website will get a fresh and unique sequence of numbers that is different from all other users." - that doesn't sound very random..
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rheide
15y ago
Such a long explanation for what could be explained in a couple lines of code.
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rheide
15y ago
"we hadn’t really planned for so many good applicants so we were very slow to respond to everyone" So they weeded out the really bad applicants and as a result were left with so many good applicants that they're now in the same situation as
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rheide
15y ago
I'm guessing they're talking about unit tests and integration tests, the integration tests probably simulating user input using a framework such as Selenium(RC).
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Google Art Project
(googleartproject.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
Quite a good read and a good introduction to the topic. I somehow ended up writing a Python version. Here it is: https://github.com/rheide/Hello-genetic-algorithm/blob/maste...
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15y ago
Living in central London I do not need a car to get around. I commute to work using the London Underground, and I have to say, it is the most unhappy time of my day to be a part of that system. I've lived in Tokyo for five years and have ne
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15y ago
Given that the wi-fi range would be a lot less than an airborne solution I wonder if it wouldn't be easier for the police to pinpoint their location. It would also limit the practicality as you'd need a lot more of them to get the same cove
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rheide
15y ago
I take walks :)
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rheide
15y ago
Still not funny.
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rheide
15y ago
It's a nice idea, but I wonder about the use cases. How often would a Java webserver serve a file from disk without modifying it along the way? If performance is an issue then you'd serve the really static files with nginx (or a similar alt
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UK embraces 'three strikes' for illegal file sharing
(news.cnet.com)
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15y ago
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Microsoft: Apple Makes Old iPhones 'Unusably Slow' On Purpose
(articles.businessinsider.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
That's not a solution. That's a disgrace.
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Apple disables push e-mails in Germany because of Motorola patent
(support.apple.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
The time is different per person too, depending on tech-savvy-ness. Pain-in-the-butt-ness also is dependent from person to person. Even price is not a constant if you consider coupons, discounts and price drops.
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A competent programmer
(colorfulwolf.com)
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15y ago
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rheide
15y ago
Your comment should be illegal; it clarifies that the previous comment was advice and therefore assists in illegal action.
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