spathi_fwiffo

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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
to troll people for generations? which is basically what they've done.
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
IMNAL, but I'm thinking of existing cases of software theft/etc. where seemingly arbitrary values are accepted by the courts. Maybe you do have to argue the point in court, but 6 months of R&D is easily worth way more than $1
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
Would be an interesting court case. There can likely be no expectation of privacy trespassing on someone else's property. but, for the package. Can you have an expectation of privacy when opening an unknown-thing? The device isn&#x27
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
I'm actually surprised the youtube-guy doesn't go back to the police at this point, because what they have stolen is a prototype-product, which is worth whatever the inventor says it is worth; Anyone taking this package is comm
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
Not to short-change his effort, but actually trying to understand the thing on which you are working, doesn't make you a national treasure. He's a cromulent fellow, everyone else around him is just a national disgrace.
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
Are you serious? It is so shielded from criticism that it is legal and people are open about their participation; and the workers and customers are given proper legal protection and recourse. /s
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
If I'm browsing around a Best Buy, I almost always pull put an item i am looking at on Amazon, so that I can check for price match and check reviews/research. kind of a reverse of the old model of playing with something in store,
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
Which is followed by "The original terms of service, according to RSI’s own records, make no mention of arbitration before February 2015". The author is making some confusing word choices.
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
I think their idea is to punish the current owner; but if that is allowed, there also must be some kind of protection for the secondhand market. If there was some form of serial #check system (like a car's VIN) for the consoles, then
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
As others said, physical stuff is still sharable; since only one can use it at a time. However with app-store (no physical disc) stuff, that can't be shared. Basically the same as on PC when using Steam - you get single account lock-
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
around the same length of time developing. ... i still hand format; mostly because i think most auto-formatters have bad defaults. Which may no longer be true, since i turn off indent in vim immediately on any installation. It isn't
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
I almost always turn off auto-formatting; at least when i can use vim. If i'm force outside of vim (where i don't have a 'shift' operation), then I don't mind it as much; but i almost always hate the way auto-form
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
This already exists, with SWAT. They like to shoot people (and dogs) for no good reason, too.
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by spathi_fwiffo 8y ago
I've never had this work in a cube-farm. It is apparently too easy to just assault you in person, even when you are obviously deeply concentrating.
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
I hate it when there are only air dryers in a restroom. Towels can dry anything. Dryers are special built for hands. (sometimes i like to wash my face) also, the level of noise pollution they create is toxic. Especially the high end&#x2F
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
Not sure what you mean by 'late'. I guess it all depends on process defined for your project. Most SCM systems have some way to make code visible before it is published to the live code base (via branches, etc). Also, passing te
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
He already made his point: "Struts had provided a remedy for the fault, months prior." According to your quote, they patched only after they were the victims of a breach; they should have been pro-active and dealt with the issue
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
That exceeds the $$ limit for claims is many states.
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
So, it's a circular saw that can optionally ride on a long and straight metal track that clamps to your wood. I have rigged up things like that with 2x4s in the past. Hadn't seen it as an actual product before, but much more conv
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
Seems good for a commercial application or a large volume hobbyist. Actually, not too different from what they seem to use at the hardware store for their cuts. But, what about the small scale home hobbyist that can't dedicate a huge
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
luck could be genetic, as posited in Niven's Ringworld.
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
it already tells you hot to quit when you hit control-c and if you happen to be in edit mode, hitting it twice gets you the message. if people don't notice the "Type :quit<Enter> to exit Vim" message, they also won&#x
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
web login is likely the same as app login credentials. I don't use 1password, but that's the generate case with LastPass (at least last time i used its mobile app). So, if they take the actual password, as opposed to having you l
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
Should be possible on Ubuntu. I have most of this set on my KDE setup, but harder to configure than back when i used FVWM. You can at least set sloppy focus. I haven't bothered to look if you can still open behind/lower on open.
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
Win10 bricked my home wifi and itself, once. Laptop decided it had to update while i was also updating security settings on my wifi. both laptop and network were unable to reboot on their own. luckily i also have wired network and other com
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
I'm not sure if that is true that he is using 'valueless' for dramatic effect. One of the major themes of the book is defining "quality" and "value".
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by spathi_fwiffo 9y ago
> With that said, the motorcycle is clearly not value-less without the screw the same way it is not value-less without a rider. I don't think your comparison makes sense. A motorcycle is not broken without a rider; it is not being
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by spathi_fwiffo 10y ago
I've never heard of the instant pot before now. Seems like your complaints are normal issues people have with pressure cookers. I'd love to know how this fares vs. a normal pressure cooker, as far a learning curves go.
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by spathi_fwiffo 10y ago
You would think being part of the Manhattan Project would have put him under more intense scrutiny from the FBI, during the Red Scare. The FBI even mention him as an associate of Oppenheimer in the notes showing his 'do not bother&#x27
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by spathi_fwiffo 11y ago
How it is: - Since our legal advisor claims that it is possibly legal, I will do the thing. In the case that someone has grounds to challenge the thing, I will face no penalty because I acted in good faith based on legal advice. If a norma

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