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by skidooer 15y ago
They are only required to provide the source upon request. If they are rejecting those requests, that is another matter, but that doesn't seem to be the case here.
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by skidooer 15y ago
I'm not certain education ever had financial value. Certainly the experience itself is valuable for personal growth, and should not be discounted for that reason, but there was never much reason to be there just for future job prospects alo
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by skidooer 15y ago
I'm not entirely familiar with the protocols in use, but I assume the cell towers publish their GPS coordinates. When my carrier installed a new tower in my area, Google Maps would start with my location hundreds of miles away until the GPS
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by skidooer 15y ago
The iPhone 3G and later have real GPS. They use an A-GPS chip. The "A" in A-GPS stands for assisted, which means it can be assisted by the cell towers to help find the GPS satellites more quickly. Because of the connection with the cell net
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by skidooer 16y ago
Scripts with interpreters expose a race condition vulnerability whereby an attacker can quickly replace the script with their own before the interpreter, running with higher level privileges, finishes loading. It is not really a script vs.
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by skidooer 16y ago
That is actually something I have been thinking about recently. People spend hours upon hours playing games that resemble, to some degree, real jobs. (Think FarmVille, CafeWorld, etc.) If you could craft the game in such a way to provide th
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by skidooer 16y ago
I do software development by day and have a cash crop farming operation on the side, so I have familiarity with both industries. I think an agricultural-based software startup would be mighty interesting. However, the bulk of my problems on