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by teyc 15y ago
This whole debacle illustrates the best and the worst of democracy. You have a huge jumbo trying to do a safe landing, and there are copilots who are intent to driving it into the ditch before the next election. Your country can suffer one
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by teyc 15y ago
Have you tested them? How about finding them from Weekend Camps?
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by teyc 15y ago
The case of the bullying mum who pretended to be someone else on MySpace who eventually caused a suicide was charged with wire fraud.
724.
by teyc 15y ago
The was an article by a retired judge and law professor explaining how the law could be interpreted differently to suit the circumstances. Regardless of the rights and wrongs of what Aaron did, I'm very worried that the book is going to be
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by teyc 15y ago
I think the article draw a rather long bow. The bottom line is these people speak English and are perceived to be able to bridge the gap between the East and West.
726.
by teyc 15y ago
For a long time I thought there was a limit of 65535 concurrent connections, but I learnt today that it is for local ports only. Now I'm confused. Doesn't accept() create a local port?
727.
by teyc 15y ago
There is no "person". Only context.
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by teyc 15y ago
FB bans my real name because one of it is deemed offensive.
729.
by teyc 15y ago
Spotify isn't for those people. It can't be everything to everybody,
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by teyc 15y ago
The guy who wrote the article is a "collector". I know one when I spot one. A collector accumulates things that he might one day come round to want to use again. Other people who are prepared to pay know that pop music is fickle anyway. I d
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by teyc 15y ago
It is not easy to avoid the nasty pieces of "factory factory" patterns if the people who you have to work with think it is a great idea. The problem is not peculiar to Java. I spend most of my C# time stepping through OPF (other people's fa
732.
by teyc 15y ago
The argument is that selling something that nobody wants to the government is not entrepreneurship. This, I concur. However, it was wrong to conflate something which the author couldn't think of anybody wanting with something that nobody
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by teyc 15y ago
Greece has been in fiscal deficit for so long, a loan which stays on the books but never gets paid off reminds me of CPS where functions never return.
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by teyc 15y ago
It's not a problem with 2 factor is it? It's a problem with not having 2 factor authentication with app-specific passwords.
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Bricks and Mortar Small Businesses Get Hacked too(online.wsj.com)
1 points by teyc 15y ago|0 comments
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by teyc 15y ago
This is beyond belief. If the prosecutor tries enough charges, some of them will stick, especially before a jury who may think this is a hacking case or a file sharing case. He'd do well to avoid the "hacktivist" label in court.
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by teyc 15y ago
Also see JSCEX, which uses the C# keyword await http://groups.google.com/group/nodejs/browse_thread/thread/3...
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by teyc 15y ago
According to the whistleblower, the problem is endemic to the entire industry.
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by teyc 15y ago
I had a look at one of the patents and it sounds like Smart Tags to me.
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by teyc 15y ago
It was quite difficult for me when I first tried to pick up ASP.net. In retrospect, I don't think the problem is how difficult ASP.net provider system is, but the absence of assertiveness in the voice in tutorials. They tend to say, you an
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by teyc 15y ago
Murdoch would have done better if he continued to make up news instead of trying to hack phones and report the truth.
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by teyc 15y ago
Influence is like a rudder. Without a rudder, you are at the whim of the high seas.
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by teyc 15y ago
For the people living outside of the states whether you raise the debt ceiling or not is only an intellectual spectacle. If you live inside US, you better thoroughly think it through. From a historical standpoint, countries that default on
744.
by teyc 15y ago
Make the papers public and have a dob in the cheaters hotline. Perhaps even offer tools and software. The game then changes because the school will be forced to be transparent.
745.
by teyc 15y ago
What you say is both right and wrong. It is wrong because sometimes children already know the material and would like to move on to other things. On the other hand, letting people race ahead sets up certain unhealthy incentives for people n
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by teyc 15y ago
On the subject of names, one of the developers is Jesus. http://weblogs.asp.net/gsusx/archive/2011/07/12/tellago-anno...
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by teyc 15y ago
Nice. and nice domain too.
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by teyc 15y ago
Also have a look at this: http://www.quora.com/What-is-your-greatest-pain-point-with-o...
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by teyc 15y ago
what happens if they realized they didn't really liked each other after marriage?
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by teyc 15y ago
Kevin, be assured, it didn't come across like a blowhard windbag. Thanks again for the correction.

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