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by shitlord 13y ago
Just curious, where do you live? I ask because the only time I've ever had to take taxis constantly was when visiting NYC, and it still wasn't cheap (although, cheaper than a taxi to the airport 10 mins away).
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by shitlord 13y ago
Anyone have a mirror or cached copy of this page? This site hit the front page of hn/proggit twice this week, and it was down both times.
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by shitlord 13y ago
"helpless", seriously? The guy had his privacy invaded and it is EXTREMELY unlikely that he was negatively affected by it. People drowning in debt or dying of disease feel helpless. This guy is just another person with an axe to g
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by shitlord 13y ago
IMO, this is actually pretty awesome. Maybe in the future, we can produce new EZPasses that do the same thing, except more privacy-oriented: a pass that reports different Tag IDs to traffic monitoring equipment, but keeps reporting the same
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by shitlord 13y ago
This was hilarious and definitely worth the read. The ads alone have definitely persuaded me to try out their service. The company seems like a breath of fresh air, considering how everyone else avoids associating with porn sites like they&
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by shitlord 13y ago
No, I'm saying that I cross compile and have others test things out. I develop mostly with C++ and rarely need to use OS-level APIs that aren't included in things like Qt or Boost.
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by shitlord 13y ago
> Well, it costs money for Apple to support development on Windows and Linux platforms The cost of doing that pales in comparison to what they are making off of iOS. If they can afford to keep developing iTunes for Windows, they can affo
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by shitlord 13y ago
It doesn't make a lot of sense to buy something when you are only developing for it and not actually planning on using it. I sometimes develop software for Windows, and I hate running it, so I won't purchase a copy of it. But that
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by shitlord 13y ago
> would we really want to pay to jail that many more inmates? I would much rather have some of these people in prison than in society. Bomb makers, drug lords, and other violent types absolutely deserve to be put in prison (regardless of
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by shitlord 13y ago
I am a CS student who interned last summer for a typical megacorporation and I made around $20 an hour... and I barely have any of those required skills. I just wanted to point out that you guys, especially at a venture capital firm, are no
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by shitlord 13y ago
aaaaaand it broke again
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by shitlord 13y ago
I really wish more smartphones had some of the dumbphones' features: better battery life, better casing, etc. As much as I love my Nexus 4, the battery life isn't great and I'm always worried that I will drop it and the whole
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by shitlord 13y ago
Just tried it, and the performance is awesome! I do miss seeing the obnoxious "donate" banner on the top right though. Thanks for the tip.
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by shitlord 13y ago
It would be kind of cool to see complaints/suggestions that people have made to various companies
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by shitlord 13y ago
It would be really cool if we could develop this to the point that it would work in humans and with a minimal amount of hardware. Imagine the possibilities, coupled with wearable computing: we could digitize SO much information, from landma
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by shitlord 13y ago
+1 for DTA If DTA can't find the link to the content for some reason (it happened to me on youtube a while ago), you can use an addon like LiveHTTPHeaders to sniff HTTP requests and figure out the link for the video. edit: I forgot to
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by shitlord 13y ago
What got hacked this time?
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by shitlord 13y ago
It's easy to farm credit cards and accounts once you have your infrastructure in place, but it's not so easy to actually profit from them. It's time-consuming and a big liability. So you do the next best thing: you dump them.
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by shitlord 13y ago
Alternatively, "is there any easy way to do Windows Mobile development with C++/CLI if you don't run Windows?" Obviously, you're not going to have a good time writing code native to a particular OS if you aren'
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by shitlord 13y ago
Nope. The Samsung SGH-T959V (T-Mobile Galaxy G 4G) came with it preinstalled. I had to root the device to get rid of it (among other things).
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by shitlord 13y ago
> There are many malicious DoS tactics that go for the same effect. One of the most popular is a slowloris attack. It's particularly pernicious if it's distributed and coming from a botnet or something. https://en.wi
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by shitlord 13y ago
This is the coolest thing I've seen on HN all month! Discovering stuff by genre or even a suggestion feature would make this even better. Great work!
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by shitlord 13y ago
Wow, you guys are in full-jerk mode today! Currently, I am seeing 16/30 articles on the front page describing the same thing.
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by shitlord 13y ago
But would he pay his workers in Bitcoins?
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by shitlord 13y ago
What's with all the knee-jerk reactionary responses (and with all of them repeating roughly the same thing)? Under our legal system, it really shouldn't come as a shock to see how things turned out.
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by shitlord 13y ago
I've always found it kind of pointless to label packed/obfuscated binaries like that. Especially because the antivirus softwares themselves are usually packed in a similar fashion. In addition to that, a LOT of mass-market apps use at least
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by shitlord 13y ago
As a non-artist, I can never even hope to understand the complex design choices that the GNOME developers make. http://i.imgur.com/VXwiUdU.png
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by shitlord 13y ago
> If you are unnerved by 'the Rampart incident', take comfort knowing that it has been 15 months, and no one has committed a blunder of that magnitude since Didn't you hear about the Morgan Freeman thing? It was a running joke for about
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by shitlord 13y ago
Well, some of them are not actually bloat for most people (because some of them like Gmail are actually useful). But nobody I know uses G+ or the Movies app (this one requires you to pay, which is a lot like the typical Norton "bloat"). For
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by shitlord 13y ago
google apps come by default, which you'd normally call "bloatware"

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