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by rqebmm 13y ago
Can someone explain to me exactly what it would mean if software ideas were no longer patentable?
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by rqebmm 13y ago
One way ive found to handle scale in storyb oards (in both terms of scale) is RBStoryboardLink which allows you to separate an app into multiple storyboards and use placeholders to jump into another one.
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by rqebmm 13y ago
I bet the NSA has one to look for vulnerabilities like this though!
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by rqebmm 13y ago
Reminds me of what happened in my old (rapidly gentrifying) neighborhood in Boston when Whole Foods wanted to build a store in place of a recently-closed local supermarket. I remember being mystified by the opposition at the time. http:&#x
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by rqebmm 13y ago
for people in China? In a manner of speaking: Yes.
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by rqebmm 13y ago
as much of a pessimist as I am, I highly doubt much of the doomsday scenario will come to pass. Comcast and Verizon will likely spend a lot of time and energy staying JUST on this side of the FCC's ire, because the FCC will always have
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by rqebmm 13y ago
Overall I think you're right but I would be surprised if it's 0%. There's bound to be some peering setups with IPv6 on both sides.
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by rqebmm 13y ago
Oh man there's nothing better for a hangover than an ice-cold Mexican Coke
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They want your data – here’s how they do it(goldenfrog.com)
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by rqebmm 13y ago
I find it ironic you're accusing either me or the author of narrow-mindedness but your responses clearly indicate you haven't comprehended either of our points.
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by rqebmm 13y ago
But what you have available to save is not a % of your total salary, it's a % of your total net income (salary - taxes - living expenses). If those jobs in SF pay higher wages purely to keep up with the inflated living expenses, then y
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by rqebmm 13y ago
Except it doesn't really work that way? If they pay extra in SF than in Austin to make up for the difference in living expenses, your net income pool that you draw from to contribute to your 401k is going to be roughly the same.
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by rqebmm 13y ago
The interview process is still something that hasn't been solved. A lot of companies make hiring decisions based almost entirely on how well someone does non-coding work under extreme social pressure, which is about the worst possible
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by rqebmm 13y ago
I highly doubt they think they know all the good people. It's just a much better idea to hire someone you or someone you know and respect have had a good work experience with. Hiring someone off the street opens you up to a lot of unkn
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by rqebmm 13y ago
So if I'm following this correctly, Airbus's breakthrough design philosophy is to use distributed version control to facilitate iterative construction with a heavy emphasis on integration testing?
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by rqebmm 13y ago
a VPN is especially not a solution to this problem because VPN providers still need a well of IP address from which to draw and assign to customers.
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by rqebmm 13y ago
It's both. IPv6 is not an easy migration, and people already have decades of experience squeezing the most they can out of IPv4, so the short-term solutions have just been to just squeeze IPv4 a little harder until everyone working on
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by rqebmm 13y ago
Eh, there's a big difference between lazy and irresponsible. We have a cat and a dog and they are well taken care of because we take our responsibility for their well being seriously, just as we would with a child (likely more so). How
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by rqebmm 13y ago
seeing as my girlfriend and I have tried the same trick, the "serious issues" lurking beneath the surface is likely pure, unadulterated laziness.
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by rqebmm 13y ago
My girlfriend and I have tried multiple variations of "relationship currency" as I like to call it, but since I'm a shrewd bargainer and she has a tendency to be short sighted (i.e. "I'm tired and don't feel li
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by rqebmm 13y ago
at the top of the article: Update: The amount of BTC that was stolen was calculated by Nicholas Weaver @NCWeaver – Computer Security Researcher, to be around: 4474.266369160003BTC that are with the value of about $2.7 Million.
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by rqebmm 13y ago
Last I checked, jilted drug dealers don't follow extradition
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by rqebmm 13y ago
There's probably a strong selection bias here though. If one's trying the insanity defense it's either a.) they're insane and really didn't know what was going on, or b.) they have no other defense and are going for
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by rqebmm 13y ago
I think where they cross the line is not making it an option to still leave a 1-4 star review via the app. It makes perfect sense to steer those users towards giving you direct feedback, but you should still provide a path to the app store
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by rqebmm 13y ago
Exactly! Except the entity that feels the most pain isn't the credit card companies or the banks. It's typically the retailer or the payment portal.
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by rqebmm 13y ago
The obvious conspiracy here is that David Marcus asked that a bunch of bitcoin related accounts get frozen, then bought a shitload of bitcoin as soon as it tanked before eBay "hastily" declared they "believe in bitcoin"