rnovak

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by rnovak 12y ago
As both a developer and someone who takes medicine, I'd just like to say: NO I shred my Prescription labels, and now they're basically going to be opened up to the world for some stupid developer to expose because he/she didn
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by rnovak 12y ago
Code wont disappear unless there's some magical evolution of the PC. Last time I checked, the idea of a universal computer came from Robert Turing several decades ago, and no one has even come close to revolutionizing that. Even quantu
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by rnovak 12y ago
They can claim whatever they want, but when you tunnel Netflix traffic through a VPN so all the ISP see's is encrypted traffic and bandwidth issues disappear, it removes all mystery. I've tried several VPN's to test out my th
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by rnovak 12y ago
Then don't spend time with them? Doing anything else is literally hypocritical, telling people to stop telling others what to do.
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by rnovak 12y ago
Yes, I have actually gone up to a girl just to say “Your boobs look great!” Really man? I usually don't care, but that's just horrible.
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by rnovak 12y ago
I've tried VPN'ing as well, which affected my speeds for Netflix, HBOGO (which is stupid considering I pay centuryLink for HBO), and Amazon, but it has never affected my YouTube experience. I've also noticed it's heavily
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by rnovak 12y ago
I think it's google TBH. The thing I always notice about YouTube is that the ads are NEVER slowed or impaired by throttling in any capacity. It could be peak time and ads will play at 1080p, but get to the video and they are crippled t
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by rnovak 12y ago
Personally, I don't think so. I'm still young and probably still naive about a lot of things, but I think the best leaders, in my own experience, have been those who didn't want the position, who used to be engineers themselv
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by rnovak 12y ago
How so? if it's been used for 60 years, how many records do you think would be compromised if someone gained access to the system? Millions? Billions? Sounds like a good reason to 'modernize' to me. The target breach would be
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by rnovak 12y ago
I had the same issue, but I was able to still retrieve the messages via another apple device that was still connected to the iMessage service. I was then able to disassociate my number with the service. When I had my iPhone, I had originall
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by rnovak 12y ago
If someone isn't smart enough to compile my software, which I have graciously open sourced, and may not make any money from, why would I want that person contributing? I totally get the benefit of having different/diverse view poi
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by rnovak 13y ago
IntelliJ IDEA is a great IDE, unfortunately it's commercial, so a lot of places, including my work place, wont pay for a license for their developers (despite obvious productivity benefits). And unfortunately without admin rights to my
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by rnovak 13y ago
Small businesses making false claims are pathological and completely identifiable cases by a hosting company themselves, they don't need to give the 'accused spammer' _anything_ to verify that sort of thing. If you even want
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by rnovak 13y ago
I'm really starting to dislike our society, because gone are the days when you could have your own opinions and viewpoints. It may not be illegal to disagree with the majority, but you will be shamed/boycotted/treated poorly
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by rnovak 13y ago
are you serious? How was it misinterpreted? It point blank says that that's what happened? Please illustrate how exactly it was manipulated to say something else?
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by rnovak 13y ago
In real world projects, I have never seen a GNU Compiler not called explicitly, and in fact this article is advising to be extra explicit in compiler flags, so referring to any output code, especially -o with a .o extension, as 'byteco
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by rnovak 13y ago
I'm sorry, were you sitting next to me during every use of Android I've had? If not, then don't tell me what happened, because you can't. Period. And where's the proof for your second claim? Show me how you can reje
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by rnovak 13y ago
the syntax of C++ is easy to learn in 10 days. Syntax is nothing more than a collection of rules regarding a regular language. Thinking like a programmer/engineer, and problem solving, that takes a lot longer than 10 days. I would say
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by rnovak 13y ago
It's better because usability is 10000x better on the iOS. Android constantly asks how to complete simple actions. "oh, you want to view a website? what app should I use". Over. and. Over. and. Over. nonstop. all the time. Th
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by rnovak 13y ago
Are pull requests encouraged/looked at? Wouldn't mind contributing to such a worthy cause
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by rnovak 13y ago
You're selling basically a bunch of static quotes for 1.99? Wow. Not to be flame-bait, but man, that takes some guts.
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by rnovak 13y ago
If you're a computer scientist/engineer, and the first thought that goes through your mind when you read the description of a problem is "wow, that's offensive" or "wow, why describe the problem like that"
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by rnovak 13y ago
Yeah, the code may work, but making changes to it may make me want to shoot myself. I work with the same types of devs, and modifying/extending their code could lead one to alcoholism. Seriously. No joke. I have quite honestly consider
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by rnovak 13y ago
There are really too many variables to have any idea. For example, in both instances I see that your traceroute identifies the hop to your router, and you're using the 192.168.1.0 private network. Since your business example shows actu
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by rnovak 13y ago
Not all programming is fun, in fact the vast majority is boring, and the software that gets produced is boring, but it is still important. Just because you aren't a part of Google or some other ubiquitous, well known company, doesn&#x2
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by rnovak 13y ago
this could well be Java's influence, which took the C language's "main" function and hid it from the developer altogether I don't believe Java has ever hid main. Neither does JavaFX, or J2EE, from what I've g
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by rnovak 13y ago
I would like to learn Objective-C, mainly because there is an Application that I would like to see on OS X that I can't find, so I feel like I should write it myself.
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by rnovak 13y ago
"...We've had to pass on some amazing engineers just because they did not have the rails web, front or back end experience. " Why would anyone want to work with amazing engineers?
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by rnovak 13y ago
Making an uncrackable service isn't hard, Lavabit did this. The hard part is when the NSA or any other such agency makes demands, set's NSL's and such....
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by rnovak 13y ago
How do you know they haven't?

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