sp4rki

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by sp4rki 16y ago
In contrast don't do this in Panama. It's freaking expensive in comparison. Renting a room in a decent part of town can cost you around 700 dollars. And that's just a smallish room. A decent studio will cost you 1 ~ 1.2k. If you go down wit
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Eureka! That's exactly what I thought when I heard of the Mac App Store. The App Store seems to me like a move to simplify things for Macbook Air users, which is actually a niche product for regular people. Developers prefer a 13 or 15 inch
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Oh silly me, I kind of assumed you where using OSX because someone made the comment that there's no option for full disk encryption. My bad. If I had an option to encrypt my whole disk that easily in OSX I'd take in a heart beat, not necess
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by sp4rki 16y ago
I cringed when I read that. A splash of water is ok, but scotch is only drank on the rocks if it's mixed. If you really want to have it cold put a glass in the fridge serve your ambient temp scotch in it and let it stand for a minute or t
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Double shot of freshly ground Kotowa Red with a splash of half and half an one fifth of decent bourbon.
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by sp4rki 16y ago
It doesn't if I don't give it permission to, but if you're concerned about it encrypt /tmp also or symlink it to ~/tmp (provided you're the only user). Nevertheless, I do understand that you have different requirements, but in the case some
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by sp4rki 16y ago
There is a difference between usability and simplicity. While there are generally not mutually exclusive, neither are the mutually inclusive in contrast. You can sell better usability and more simplicity, but you can't sell either by itself
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Thanks a bunch, I was left wanting to read more about this. If there only was a video online of his presentation.
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by sp4rki 16y ago
I've generally seen full disk encryption on a OS volume as a moot point. Why is there a need to have full disk encryption on a bootable volume, when the only thing you should be protecting from prying eyes is your content? Full disk encrypt
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by sp4rki 16y ago
This has so many security and design concerns it's not even funny. Everyone has already said so in this thread already so I won't add to that, but I do want to add an even better solution. Add a remember me checkbox that when checked sets a
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by sp4rki 16y ago
My main concern with Adobe is that it seemed to me that they where more concerned (though rightfully so... they are a for profit company after all) with milking every last dollar out of Flash evangelizing it's used everywhere. They seem t
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by sp4rki 16y ago
No publicity is worse than bad publicity, or so they say in the Microsoft world.
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by sp4rki 16y ago
That's exactly the point, if a kid actor can be excepted, why can't a kid programmer (or bug hunter) be allowed to do so? I placed some conditions on this because it really comes down to if the kid wants to work, if the kid's parents are en
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by sp4rki 16y ago
I haven't wont ever create an account. I'm 25 and as eager to jump on the next cool thing as the next guy, but I just cant fathom how this would be of any use for me. Why would I want people to know where I am? If I wanted to meet with frie
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by sp4rki 16y ago
I think his point is to not focus on an engine. You don't work for a studio and are just starting out, you need to get the experience and knowledge first. Sure when you're working in Starcraft 3 or Quake43262 you'll be using an engine made
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by sp4rki 16y ago
I think that people just climb in the bandwagon of finding someone to make their product with without first asking themselves if it is really necessary to do so at this time and if the other person really is needed. If you have an idea, ple
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How To Make Innovative Ideas Happen(smashingmagazine.com)
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by sp4rki 16y ago
So you neglect that lives that might be saved by building the F22, because they might also be used to kill people. I can kill someone with my car, so by definition Lexus is an evil company and you'd be wrong to work with them? A gun mig
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by sp4rki 16y ago
When I was in 8th grade I was really into security and decided to try my luck at hacking into the teachers terminals and downloading the bimestrial exams into a floppy. I got all the exams but one. Erased my tracks and went on my way passin
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by sp4rki 16y ago
It wasn't supposed to be. I was being sarcastic. Guess sarcasm doesn't translate well in the interwebs.
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Just an FYI. Panama City is a city like all other cities in any developed country. Most of the provinces are equivalent to "towns". If you do move to somewhere in Panama that does not qualify for this description, you're basically living in
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Why oh why would you agree to become the technical cofounder for 25% of the company when the other cofounder takes 75%? Was there a bunch of infrastructure, technical or otherwise already in place so that your portion of the work was that n
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Actually there was one other outcome possible if the cars made contact at a wrong angle (which was not that probable since the pickup was against a barrier and the engineers car was driving straight in the lane): The pickup would have pushe
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Isn't that what governments do every day? They take choices for the well being of the country, without consulting me. Oh the irony.
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Child labor laws are made to avoid having 6 year olds asking for money on the streets and 10 year olds swinging crates at the dock when they should be in school. If a kid want's to work, social/child services approve the motion after inter
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Oh I remember at his age I was playing with the latest versions of Slackware, and I could never get the damn thing online, since I had some crappy Packard Bell hardware. I then switch to Mandrake, went back to Slackware in the early 2000's
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by sp4rki 16y ago
It wasn't so much a problem of a price. It't that you say the platform is free to try and the hosting is free for a year... but you pay 1k in setup up costs. Most companies willing to part with their money to get a good CMS will have a CTO
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by sp4rki 16y ago
If you aren't getting downvoted once in a while then you aren't contributing much ;) Feel good about it, someone thought your opinion was worth a downvote! Upvoted!
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Are you sure you have been deploying websites for people for a long time? For starters, you're comparing a CMS system with Wordpress themes, which by the way can easily climb into the 3k ~ 6k ($300 dollar themes are generally mass produce
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by sp4rki 16y ago
Well with all the open source CMS's available and services like http://www.squarespace.com/ and http://www.lightcms.com/ on the SaaS side of the equation I just can't fathom to spend 1K. I mean even expression engine is cheaper at aroun

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