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   How Do I Crack Satellite and Cable Pay TV? [33c3](youtube.com)

   3 points by seletz 10y ago|0 comments
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   by seletz 10y ago

   Well no -- that wasn't bad luck at all. He simply was way too close for the speed. Back in the day when I got my driver's license we were told to have 3 seconds of distance. One second to react one second to brake and one seco
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   by seletz 10y ago

   Yes, they're fully native. You can even integrate your own view code (speaking of the iOS version here). Integration is pretty easy I'm using the plug-in system of Jasonette to hook into Azure APNS and their Mobile App Tables thi
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   by seletz 10y ago

   Hey ethan, congrats to the release! I'm looking forward to take the iOS azure APNS plug-in to that platform.
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   by seletz 10y ago

   I guess the point developer2 tried to make is that the parent poster's language is very non-personal. This is a common thing -- by not seeing the victim as a person/human it's way easier to rationalize whatever ideology etc.
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   by seletz 10y ago

   So jail them for life because -- you know -- they could maybe do something illegal? What reasoning is this? Why not have a only "for the rest of your life" punishments? You know, a thug being a thug, probably born like it. Wo
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   by seletz 10y ago

   Well -- apart from the fact that you probably wouldn't ( ) -- one can always come up with something which is against "rules". Be it social rules, rules you made up in your head, law and so on. Rules are what it takes appare
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   by seletz 10y ago

   Well -- I think it's a bit more subtle than that. And maybe a bit more scary. While one would believe that there can be "dissidents" in the US w/o repression based on what one reads on the net -- e.g. the the "US&
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   by seletz 10y ago

   Oh, I think Mr. Snowden would disagree on the "nobody has done it before." And he wasn't the first.
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    by seletz 10y ago

    Wow. That's one of those moments I really feel old ... ;-p
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    by seletz 11y ago

    > ... (except North Dakota and Iran) ... And Norway, and Russia, and probably others. The economy in Norway looks pretty bad right now. And Russia is having very bad times right now I believe. At least in Norway it's because the oi
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    by seletz 11y ago

    This a 100 times. And thanks for reminding me to read the Hitchhikers Guide again!
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    by seletz 11y ago

    I believe the current oil price is more a function of a ongoing price war between OPEC states and declining oil consumption, and not the total amount of oil available on the planet.
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    by seletz 11y ago

    This is ridiculous. One year in prison is madness for such a thing. One year in prison probably means that this guy is never going to complete his career (I assume he was a tutor at some university while studying there). He won't get
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    by seletz 11y ago

    Oh wow -- this is actually a comment which IMO points out the real issue here. This sort of censorship/filter/whatever-you-call-it is bad because it add way too much value to words . So it's not about what is actually sa
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    by seletz 11y ago

    Well, on a second look: cefpython currently requires the user to pass in a UI window. That's apparently quite easy to do on windows using pywin32, but nevertheless -- It's maybe quite hefty -- one might as well use QT, then.
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    by seletz 11y ago

    An alternative to wrapping things in node might be to use the chrome embedded bindings for python: https://code.google.com/p/cefpython/ This has the advantage to not have to start a web server -- just make python
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    Chrome Embedded Framework Bindings for Python(code.google.com)

    1 points by seletz 11y ago|0 comments
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    by seletz 11y ago

    It's actually not that hard -- invite them to work with you on a small project. Pay them reasonably. See how they work in RL. Then decide, and -- by all means -- give them honest feedback even when not hiring.
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    by seletz 11y ago

    I believe the permissions example with Lisa in the tutorial has it's logic backwards -- or am I missing something? http://deepstream.io/tutorials/permissioning.html
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    by seletz 11y ago

    Duh, OK. My bad.
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    by seletz 11y ago

    Or even vim -g IIRC.
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    by seletz 11y ago

    Hmm. On a (quick) glance, I can't find: - a license - a repository -- I very much like to browse the code, issues, PRs ... - some tutorials -- I often judge projects by whether or not their tutorials work OOTB Unfortunately, that&#x27
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    A JavaScript interpreter implemented in RPython (2012)(stups.hhu.de)

    15 points by seletz 11y ago|2 comments
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    by seletz 12y ago

    Oh man, I suck so badly playing this game, but I absolutely love the sound track: http://chipzel.co.uk/album/super-hexagon-ep
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    by seletz 12y ago

    Then, basically, you have the wrong contact. Don't misunderstand me here -- contacts to a employee are not bad per se, but in my experience, those contacts usually care about their problems, but do not have the budget to have the w
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    by seletz 12y ago

    So I'll stop to pretend to "be at the office" now and actually go home to see my kids. No joke.
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    by seletz 13y ago

    Have two invites left. EDIT: one invite left.
29. 59.▲
    by seletz 13y ago

    Thanks!
30. 60.▲
    by seletz 13y ago

    se@nexiles.de thanks!