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rmgraham
15y ago
The second paragraph of the stanfordlawreview.org link is pretty succinct: "To begin with, the bills represent an unprecedented, legally sanctioned assault on the Internet’s critical technical infrastructure. Based upon nothing more than an
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rmgraham
15y ago
Hence the rename.
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rmgraham
15y ago
Now we just need ultra highspeed NFC and your entire computing environment can be initialized when you make your first gesture on a touch screen.. or a really fancy replacement for a finger-print scanner for unlocking/imaging your laptop..
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rmgraham
15y ago
Both are better than doing nothing. It's generally much easier to find time for 15 minutes of X than 60 minutes of Y. In HN terms, you are arguing about which type of balanced tree is better but are ignoring the fact the data is only 100 it
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rmgraham
15y ago
That's not even apples to oranges, that's apples to orange groves.
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rmgraham
15y ago
To clarify, SPDY started at Google (in Chromium) http://www.chromium.org/spdy
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rmgraham
15y ago
Than 1.8, as per the part you trimmed from your quote..
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rmgraham
15y ago
I resisted the edit option of git-add -p for a long time because I was afraid of messing something up with a low level tool... big mistake! So easy to use!
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rmgraham
15y ago
Their shared DB hosting is free or 5MB and $15/mo for 20GB. It's not going to have all fancy features of the dedicated (fork, follow, etc) but it is Postgres at least.
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rmgraham
15y ago
Under patent law any user would be violating the patent by playing the game (or possibly just having a copy on their computer), unless they bought a license from the patent holder or were covered by someone else's license. Yes, patent law i
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rmgraham
15y ago
This is a shameless copy of that hybrid iPad/MacBook Air thing Apple just anou.. oh, right, that didn't happen.
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rmgraham
15y ago
I think it's meant as a more information dense version of "non-USB connector", though many users won't realize it means custom connector :-\
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rmgraham
15y ago
You can use a name that doesn't appear on your government issued ID?
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rmgraham
15y ago
Isn't that the same argument some use against dynamic typing in programming languages?
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rmgraham
15y ago
I believe the extensive work on Windows support was from a Microsoft/Joyent collaboration.. as in the answer to your question may be measured in $$$. Not that that's a bad thing at all, but it would explain the seemingly unusual choice.
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rmgraham
15y ago
My favourite part is that NULL is now (void *)
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rmgraham
16y ago
Good examples. I was the junior at my company championing a new VCS for the entire company (5 years ago), and more recently even NoSQL (2 years ago) for almost everything. Fortunately, people change. I don't know about others, but it took m
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rmgraham
17y ago
These licenses follow copyright law, not contract law. If they were contracts, there would be little question of whether they were enforceable and "GPL enforceability tested.." would not appear in nearly as many headlines as it does.
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rmgraham
17y ago
GPL wants you to share. BSD wants you to want to share.