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Catch-22
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Our continued commitment to combating child exploitation online
(googleblog.blogspot.fr)
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13y ago
I think the problem was charging $ 40 to get to iTunes. Either you give the full catalog or you don't but it shouldn't be something you can purchase.
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Quasardb "Zeno" 1.0.0 released: very high performance datagrid
(quasardb.net)
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Apple kills the stolen iPhone market with ‘activation’ lock in iOS 7
(venturebeat.com)
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13y ago
And there's also the thing that many EC parameters are patented.
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13y ago
Just two ideas on top of my head: Through auto updates you can make sure that you get the backdoored version or you can have an exploit within the software to allow "silent" remote updates (good luck finding that). So well... Eith
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I did the same switch, but didn't experience any specific problem. Actually I thought it was better done than Dropbox and had fewer sync issues.
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13y ago
And what would having the source code change? Unless you host the data yourself, if you don't trust Wuala there is no guarantee the binaries you use are built from the source code you have.
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13y ago
Why do you eat so little vegetables?
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13y ago
No, you should have a balanced diet instead.
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13y ago
Big Corp, that are known to have actual big data are also hardly known for being early adopters... It will take much more time than expected to see data-driven companies and I actually think the finance industry will be the first to do real
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13y ago
It's difficult to predict what (large amounts of) money will do to you. When you start earning a lot, you obviously buy yourself and loved ones lots of gifts, but if you're a well rounded individual it's just a phase. Power will make you fa
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High-school teen builds one-man submarine for $2,000
(edition.cnn.com)
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What’s next from Elon Musk? Warp drives, and colonizing Mars
(venturebeat.com)
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13y ago
I'm disappointed by the top comment as well, it's pretty lazy to say "100% is not possible, therefore I will not answer your question". Your client isn't technical, he doesn't know. He's got a problem, it's your job to make sure you provide
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How do you go to the toilets?
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13y ago
I don't think it's the goal. This kind of energy is more interesting when you don't have access to the grid. It could also be used to fuel an engine.
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13y ago
Because developer one wrote if (statement) one; And developper two added if (statement) one; two; too quickly
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13y ago
I appreciate that these are old rules, nevertheless, I have the following comments: don't use // comments; some old Plan 9 code does, but we're converting it as we touch it. We do sometimes use // to comment–out a few lines of code. Doesn
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13y ago
Nice to see you are serious about testing, however this PR page has got something that hits me as strange: As a rough measure of the effectiveness of our simulation testing framework, Quicksand has only ever found one bug. To me, this mea
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13y ago
> What law says Google needs to provide an API? Perhaps the same laws that force Microsoft to offer alternative to Internet Explorer in Windows...
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13y ago
You are pretty violent against MongoDB. Any reason why?
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13y ago
I think the big problem is that most "NoSQL" engines are naive in their approach, thinking that the people at Oracle, Sybase, IBM, etc. are stupid. Very few people need scalability beyond what a regular RDBMS can do. So yes, RDBMS have limi
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13y ago
Yes this is something odd we ought to fix. Actually I'm not sure it makes sense to keep the French version. Thanks for the feedback.
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13y ago
Perhaps you should try to actually build a company before talking about how you would organize it. A journey where your preconceptions would be challenged, I am sure.
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13y ago
The same law exists in France, it's called "Droit à l'image", which is the exact same meaning than "Recht am eigenen Bild".
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13y ago
Whether you decide to trust a software publisher is a personal choice which may or may not depend on the availability of the source code.
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This reminds me of Hong Kong apartments shots: http://petapixel.com/2013/02/19/cramped-apartments-in-hong-k...
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Does H.P. Lovecraft belong in the canon?
(salon.com)
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