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by stusmall 13y ago
I heard road rage explained in the same way. We would never act to each other face to face as we would in a car. The car feels like an extension of your own home and you feel more violated when someone invades what you perceive to be your
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by stusmall 13y ago
What do you think caused it for him? Was it letting his skills become outdating and not staying up with the current trends in the field? Sincerely, A 20 something programmer
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by stusmall 13y ago
You are right. I've been away from megacorps for too long. Thinking of them as rational actors is a huge mistake. :) My point still stands that it is their product and it should be their choice even if they piss it away.
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by stusmall 13y ago
I really dislike the "it brings new users" argument for piracy. If it made business sense to provide a free entry to their product they would. Pirates aren't somehow doing them a favor and its moral acrobatics to pretend like they are. Fo
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by stusmall 13y ago
Its a shame they don't support PoE. It'd make the whole thing a lot easier and cheaper
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by stusmall 14y ago
There are tons of good for you, cheap, quick to make meals if you have access to the most simple kitchen. A simple salad, sandwich or bowl at spaghetti at home is cheaper at McDonald's and much better for you. Lack of time shouldn't be a
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by stusmall 14y ago
My copy is on its way in the mail. I'm a huge SimCity fanatic and was slightly worried that when it got here I'd sink too much time in it and get behind on my work. Thanks EA!
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by stusmall 14y ago
The part that kills me about Borderlands 2 on OSX is when they finally released it you can't play with your character from steam... you haven't to make a new one.
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by stusmall 14y ago
Or you can just disable the java plugins in your browsers. I think that might be slight overkill
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by stusmall 14y ago
I'm a little disappointed to be honest. Easier to approach, easier to optimize for... but since when has console development been an accessible market? Maybe its a naive outsiders view, but it will take more than a commodity instruction s
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by stusmall 14y ago
That's just because its young. The same could have been said for C in the long long ago. And honestly compared to most of whats out there, C is a tiny language. Give go time, it'll bloat ;)
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by stusmall 14y ago
It might be an Ubuntu phone they were shopping around for partners for a while back. http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android
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by stusmall 14y ago
"You'd have to get caught" isn't a way to do business. Plus it won't fly for those of us who work in giant megacorps with license audits.
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by stusmall 14y ago
I know they have some degradation of service in their recommendations but I can't speak for the rest of the service. A coworker was telling me that each recommendation on your main netflix screen is provided by a different service. So let
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by stusmall 14y ago
XCode. GCC is now under GPLv3. I've got a feeling the patent issues in v3 give Apple lawyers a serious rash. Also with it being under BSD, they can write their own closed source extensions or reuse portions of their code in their own proj
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by stusmall 14y ago
This is just one on the list of a few I've seen. There was also the infamous remote execution of USSD codes and another major exploit via the document reader(If I remember correctly some people where hyping that as an NFC attck). I underst
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by stusmall 14y ago
I currently have an S3 and this isn't the first serious exploit I've come across for it. Does anyone have any suggestions for a serious secure phone? I don't need all the bells and whistles and don't install many apps. Mostly just email,
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by stusmall 14y ago
Also, if you want to hide the URL in the link better, just pad the end of the query string with garbage and they won't even notice it: http://www.google.com/finance/url?sa=D&q=http://goo.gl/j...
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by stusmall 14y ago
Whats the current state of the real-time patches for linux? Last I'd talk to someone about them, this was a while ago, they felt a bit sub-par. From a developer's point of view is it as easy to work with and predictable as VxWorks?
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by stusmall 14y ago
I've got a soft spot for the Z80 and they were considered out of date by the time I was born. A few years ago I found a great book on how to build a simple microcomputer based on the Z80. I learned a ton working through that book and that
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by stusmall 14y ago
Also building your own isn't too difficult.
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by stusmall 14y ago
The more interesting part is the ARM multi-platform support. 64 bit ARM cores haven't hit the market yet, but the ability to run one ARM kernel on several different hardware set ups is useful today.
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by stusmall 14y ago
I thought Chromium still had all the google tie-in issue. If I remember correctly what they pulled out was license encumbered features like font rendering. I know there were forks like iron that pull out the privacy features.
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by stusmall 14y ago
I've had a couple normally law abiding friends get arrested on warrants that they've had for years without knowing. It would be a traffic ticket from long ago that they either forgot about or their was a mix up in payment. Given time that
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by stusmall 14y ago
The xbox360 core launched at $300. Assuming prices of the next generation are fairly inline with last generation, then yeah that's a ton. I have no idea what the cost to Microsoft on those units where, but I remember here they were either
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by stusmall 14y ago
Yeah, I'm kind of surprised too. I try to keep an eye out for these things and this is the first I've heard of it. It makes me wonder how serious they are about this.
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by stusmall 14y ago
So for this line of code: file_in, _ := ioutil.ReadFile("domains.txt") It says call ReadFile. In go a function can return multiple values. ReadFile returns an byte array and an error value. Normally you'd check to see if err is nil, if i
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by stusmall 14y ago
Has anyone tested this for the Android version?
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by stusmall 14y ago
This is one of the things I love about go. If he wants the return value but doesn't want to address the errors, he has to actively do it. It makes you think twice when you are putting a _ for an error return. And now to another programme
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by stusmall 14y ago
This seems more like feeling like a fraud while talking about doing start ups before yours take off. This is also the reason I generally avoid going to classes and events for entrepreneurs. I don't really want advice from someone who hasn

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