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by sspiff 13y ago
If they do, that would go a long way to convincing me this is a tidbit more secure than any other random Android device. They should really have released their code at the same time they released their phone though.
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by sspiff 13y ago
That's still vulnerable to statistics though. I would just use timestamps.
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by sspiff 13y ago
The smorgasbord of languages and cultures makes it harder to target though. But German, French and Spanish markets are big in their own right, especially if you consider you can reach other territories with them as well. (Austria, Switzerla
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by sspiff 13y ago
Minitel adoption was never as big as with the current Internet, and users didn't suddenly migrate from one to the other. Minitel mostly bled to death as the Internet grew in popularity.
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by sspiff 13y ago
No, but it is not uncommon for J2ME apps to have a different package for certain vendors, or even for specific series or models of certain vendors. Those packages often utilize vendor-specific APIs or work around limitations or quirks in th
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by sspiff 13y ago
Background notifications too? I'm surprised - I wrote a Twitter client in 2009, and I couldn't find a way to make that work. I didn't think J2ME could do that at all, to be honest.
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by sspiff 13y ago
Exactly. I was expecting to read about the rising costs of developing quality AAA games and how even well received games failed to recoup their cost. Instead, I read a story of a guy who wants to do something else, and decided that the best
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by sspiff 13y ago
4 million in retail, that's excluding Steam and other digital distribution platforms. I know a lot of gamers, but none of them buy games in retail.
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by sspiff 13y ago
It's clear that he thought Upstart was a better choice. His opinion hasn't changed, but he accepts that the majority of people who voted on this thought differently, and accept their decision. If you're convinced something is
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by sspiff 13y ago
Many illegal numbers can be stored for a trivial amount of money. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by sspiff 13y ago
Rating your happiness from 1 to 10 would make it easy for the scale to drift. How do you compare how you felt today to how you felt 8 months back, the last time you issued a 10? I think comparing with yesterday is a great way to do this: I
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by sspiff 13y ago
I was a fan of Apple products (in the late PowerPC days), but eventually gave up on them after countless of small roadblocks caused by their business practices. I told myself I'd never vote for them with my wallet again. On of the issu
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by sspiff 13y ago
I was thinking something similar. 3 months partial pay also seems better than I would have expected in India. This makes me wonder, is this the first significant downsizing they experience in Bangalore? Did they think they were invulnerable
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by sspiff 13y ago
low social oversight and regulations result in easily attracting jobs and fewer protection when jobs need to be cut. On a downhill slope, it's much simpler and cheaper to cut jobs in developing economies, precisely for the same reasons
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by sspiff 13y ago
I looked at getting one of these for the holidays, but it seems they're not held firmly into your ears during swimming sessions, according to reviews. Nice marketing though.
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by sspiff 13y ago
Same for me (Firefox on Linux).
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by sspiff 13y ago
Perhaps, but the engine seems robust and well made, and is available with very permissive licensing and works on all major platforms. Should it really matter who the primary sponsor of the framework is?
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by sspiff 13y ago
>> The Linux kernel is much more complex and also brings down the whole system when it crashes > Yeah. And there is nothing good about it. I beg to differ, and I think a lot of people will disagree with you. Regardless, your snarky
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by sspiff 13y ago
I've done a little toying around with GamePlay3D, and I must say it's a nice engine, with a clean API and it's relatively easy to get started with it and get some results early on. I'm actually rather disappointed almost
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by sspiff 13y ago
I'm not sure you noticed, but this doesn't affect any popular distro. It only affects the kernels build with the X32 ABI, which is not used in production by anyone as far as I can tell. So the fact that you're running old ker
741.
by sspiff 13y ago
I'm not familiar with TypedClojure or TypeScript, so I feel unqualified to answer your question. I'll attempt to answer anyway, because this is the Internet. At first glance they seem like subsets/dialects of other languages,
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by sspiff 13y ago
For those interested in using Dylan or helping out, I've found the community very welcoming to beginners and they're eager to help you get started.
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by sspiff 13y ago
I understand where your coming from. For me, the selling point of Dylan is that it gives me many of the things I like from dynamic languages, like Ruby, but also gives me static typing (and type inference), relatively high performance and a
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by sspiff 13y ago
.htaccess is read only by the webserver, never by the crawler or client. So how you implement your redirect (through .htaccess or central apache config files) will not affect how an outsider sees your website. I'm pretty sure Google is
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by sspiff 13y ago
The uncle of my girlfriend is a train driver (not in Japan, but in Belgium), and he's had several of these incidents happen during his career. Here, walking under a train is one of the more popular methods of committing suicide. It&#x2
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by sspiff 13y ago
Except, Sharp Zaurus is ARM.
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by sspiff 13y ago
I don't see what all the fuss is about. People complaining about their spec of land being missing, mostly. If I was asked to draw a map of the world from memory in a few minutes, I'm pretty sure I'd omit a few peninsula'
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by sspiff 13y ago
As do I. I have a keyboard phone, and things like irssi and screen have nothing that can compete in the Android market.
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by sspiff 13y ago
It's also pretty rampant in the US and in Europe. The odds of being hired when you have an Arab name in Western Europe is frightening, regardless of qualifications. For the US, just look at the ethnic distribution of death row inmates.
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by sspiff 13y ago
I studied Latin for six years and I don't remember anything about it anymore, but I'm far removed from the linguistic domain now.

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