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by spain 12y ago
After reading your reply the whole paper made sense to me, thank you.
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by spain 12y ago
I know on Windows you can use AutoHotkey[0] to recreate all your OS X keybindings, but I'm not sure about recreating Windows binds on OS X. [0] http://www.autohotkey.com/
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by spain 12y ago
>My takeaway is this: Doing something quick and dirty for a first draft and improve it later on often leads to better results in the long run than planing and over-engineering a solution beforehand, because you can start refining details
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by spain 12y ago
If they were willing to steal they'd probably hold it for as much ransom as they'd like.
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by spain 12y ago
I'm watching now and it doesn't seem that bad, sure he switches tabs with the mouse but it seems like he is using quite a lot of keyboard shortcuts otherwise. I'd almost wager he has a plugin to emulate vim or emacs keybinds,
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by spain 12y ago
As interested as I am for Wayland, Gnome 3 is still Gnome 3.
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by spain 12y ago
+1, in code the basic unit is usually a line, but in prose it is the sentence. I've tried using git with LaTeX and it always ended up with weird situations where you had to put each sentence on a different line to make it work effectiv
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by spain 12y ago
I meant in reference to the current situation in Ferguson.
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by spain 12y ago
I wonder how long it's going to take for people to take up arms (unless they already have), as this is exactly the kind of event some people use to justify gun ownership (huge emphasis on the some, I personally believe you don't
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by spain 12y ago
Yeah, and then Firefox came along.
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by spain 12y ago
You're right, so I fixed my post. What I meant was that my particular cert wasn't compromised. Either way, the StartSSL/Heartbleed fiasco is a real thing and I've added a link to the original discussion I was citing.
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by spain 12y ago
StartSSL is pretty harmful as evidenced by the events after Heartbleed. The certificates are free but they charge you to revoke them, and after we found out about Heartbleed and realized a lot of those free certs were compromised a lot of p
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by spain 12y ago
Yes! This is the first idea that occurred to me, show me why after each answer.
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by spain 12y ago
I liked the cute flashing of the old rainbow-colored Apple logo at the end, almost as if they were sort of going back to that kind of colorful style with the stickers.
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by spain 12y ago
>I think it's just someone with a sense of humor. Yeah I think that's the only explanation for it literally saying "GAME".
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by spain 12y ago
http://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/listings/Comanche055/PINBALL_G... >Filename: PINBALL_GAME_BUTTONS_AND_LIGHTS.agc Can someone explain what this is? I doubt they had an actual game of pinball in their gui
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by spain 12y ago
Set some parental controls? Don't authorize them to use your credit card? Don't let them use the device at all if there's nothing else you can do? I know it's devious for app developers to go after kids but you can preve
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by spain 12y ago
I don't think there was anything wrong with having 100 HIV/AIDS researchers on the same flight. Planes don't just drop out of the sky, flying is statistically the safest form of travel. It might seem stupid in hindsight, bu
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by spain 12y ago
Seems like most of your issues with it are to do with the particular implementation, which I can agree with. I'd wager that as the tech gets more mature, a lot of these issues will be solved. VR goggles are like headphones. I might be
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by spain 12y ago
It really is. That's why they used Scheme for the Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP). If you look closely at it, you'll notice that they don't actually spend a lot of time teaching you anything about lan
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by spain 12y ago
Very cute story!
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by spain 12y ago
This seems pretty responsive to me: http://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ >This site doesn't care if you're on an iMac or a motherfucking Tamagotchi.
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by spain 12y ago
I would argue that not all those with the required traits for committing crimes do not actually go on to committing those crimes, so it would be wrong to preemptively punish them. Instead we should offer something like therapy to help the
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by spain 12y ago
Doesn't seem like that great of an argument to me.
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by spain 12y ago
It's kinda sad that you have to use all 3 points, when creating a character in my own image I only ended up using 2 (or even 1, now that I think about it) points.
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by spain 12y ago
Seems like a lot of ideas from GNU Emacs and Plan 9 (such as interactive text and evaluating within text buffers) rolled into one, so in that sense it isn't anything revolutionary. Of course it could end up being something nice, but th
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by spain 12y ago
I don't get the downvotes, I thought this was pretty witty.
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by spain 12y ago
As chc said, I wouldn't apply the same reasoning to elderly people. Also, the issue that most people were bringing up was that children specifically were being exploited, so the point is moot.
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by spain 12y ago
A "good kid" who breaks the rules isn't a "good kid", it's a bad one. If the parents never found out about the child spending the money, then the blame would not fall on them. However I don't consider this
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by spain 12y ago
If kids outwit their parents and spend their money then that's the parents fault, not the servers. True, the parents can't always be everywhere which is why they need to teach children to act responsibly. If that kid keeps conti

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