s3graham

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by s3graham 16y ago
What does the declaration of "unawareness" that Hotz filed mean (near the end)? Is that some sort of narrow legal definition, or is he actually declaring that he's really never heard of SCEA and didn't know they were located in California?
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by s3graham 16y ago
DAMN LIBC DEVS BROKE MY ABUTTING memcpyS! ;)
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by s3graham 16y ago
Or maybe it would be as popular as gopher, and we'd all still be ftp'ing shit around.
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by s3graham 16y ago
Kernighan & Pike: The ANSI C standard defines two functions: memcpy, which is fast but might overwrite memory if source and destination overlap; and memmove, which might be slower but will always be correct. The burden
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by s3graham 16y ago
Maybe making it elastic-y would be enough extra length to work in both states?
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by s3graham 16y ago
Program yourself up some body{margin:auto;}, Motherfucker.
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by s3graham 16y ago
Are you referring to the analog TV spectrum? It seems likely the AT&T would try very hard to control that too. Or is there other near-term transmission protocols that you expect to be viable?
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by s3graham 16y ago
It's actually only 140 octets. :( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS#Message_size
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by s3graham 16y ago
Probably this list? https://github.com/isagalaev/highlight.js/tree/master/src/la...
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by s3graham 16y ago
Stretching the metaphor even farther off-topic, Mummy's boob has proven itself an even more impressive invention for this particular problem in our house. :) No (extra) sterilization, no manual refilling, no going to the store to get formul
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by s3graham 16y ago
> You still won’t see PHP installed on Windows any time soon. Not preinstalled because that would be undesirable, but http://www.microsoft.com/web/downloads/platform.aspx makes it pretty painless to install PHP and a whole whack of th
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Senate Passes Landmark Patent Reform Bill(itmanagement.earthweb.com)
3 points by s3graham 16y ago|0 comments
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by s3graham 16y ago
Heh, how about the size of posting a png of ascii art? ;)
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by s3graham 16y ago
shower? iPad in a plastic bag? Shower time is my last refuge from the Crazy Info Stream. I relish the thinking time.
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by s3graham 16y ago
Meh, watches are jewellery unless you're a pro athlete, or SEAL, or something. Touch-screen diamond earings make about as much sense to me.
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by s3graham 16y ago
But by the "whole system" argument you're making, health care could easily have a negative cost. Let's hypothesize that all the engineers working in SV get an AIDS-like illness caused by spending too much time on news.yc. If there was a h
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by s3graham 16y ago
I have not torn an ACL in the US, but when I did in Canada, I found the treatment professional and quite reasonable in timeliness (Vancouver, BC). I saw 3 different doctors, including seeking multiple opinions from 2 different knee speciali
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by s3graham 16y ago
There is also corporate tax, and personal tax is assessed at graduated rates depending on income. If their income is low, say ~60k split between husband and wife, they would pay roughly ~0 for health care.
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by s3graham 16y ago
To be fair, Microsoft would be bringing down a might fury if they didn't have efuses to solve their kernel problems. I can't imagine Sony being concerned about someone hacking the Move.
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by s3graham 16y ago
I don't understand. You're saying why does Google support mapping of current events on their maps service? It seems like a purely incidental usage. They want maps of everything, this happens to be one thing a user chose to map. I certainly
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by s3graham 16y ago
I guess that's supposed to be rhetorical, but I recall that Amex and Visa both waived fees for donations to Haiti after the earthquake.
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by s3graham 16y ago
"insertion".
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by s3graham 16y ago
I like both coffee and tea! The introspection possibilities!
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by s3graham 16y ago
As with the intended commercializations of Watson, it seems like augmenting humans will be more fruitful for mathematicians. Specifically, a computer spitting out proofs of things that no one asked for doesn't seem especially productive. Hu
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by s3graham 16y ago
Only 512kbps up though. Have to go up to $160/month to get 5Mbps up.
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by s3graham 16y ago
I immediately dropped velocityreviews.com, bytes.com, and about.com too.
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by s3graham 16y ago
There's a lot of improvements in 3, but I'm sad to say I'm really hung up on print (and that's why I'm still using 2.x). Eventually, I guess. If I have to.
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by s3graham 16y ago
I enjoyed this related article a few months ago on the problem: http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2010/12/13/101213fa_fact_...
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Tumors of the Elder Gods(jwz.org)
2 points by s3graham 16y ago|0 comments
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Locked in a Vegas Hotel Room with a Phantom Flex (very high FPS camera)(vimeo.com)
5 points by s3graham 16y ago|0 comments

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