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Why not simply use FMOD / FMODEx? AFAIR their cross-platform support is quite excellent, and their license is free for anything open source or <$100k budget
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Why are they supposedly vulnerable? If you register your custom CA as trustworthy + keep the important files offline, then you're just as well (or badly) off as with a regular certificate.
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so Jacob's supposedly "Jacob Kleinfeldt, 29, of Waukegan, IL." (see the meta tags)... http://mic.com/articles/106004/one-parody-website-perfectly-...
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That fonttype is a pain to read, esp. with those background colours.
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I hadn't known that Uber doesn't users allow to tip from within the app. Tax-issues, aside, it's a bummer that they don't. I found the opportunity to tip drivers with Lyft quite welcoming; after all, people tend to tip i
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MakeFlagWavingBastardWaveHisFlagWhichIsTheProbablyTheLastThingHeWillEverDo() -- hell yeah. Those function / variable names are hilarious, thanks! Very interesting read. Have to dive into the files at some point.
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This is awesome. OTOH, I wonder whether 4.3 will then introduce a HW-based firewall approach to the IoT devices running 4.2 ... (which we might have by ... 2028?)
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Ukrainian PM reports accident at nuclear power plant
(reuters.com)
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SEEKING WORK - remote / Berlin area (Germany). I'm an Android & Scala developer based in Berlin, Germany. I love working on both the client & backend side, preferably using Scala for the latter. Recently, I've enjoyed
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graffiti? and not yet; but soon-ish. I'll shoot you an email once things get there.
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Exploring real-time geospatial relationships between data. Tech: Kafka, Apache Camel, Storm. Recently started as part of the hackzurich hackathon; essentially: easy access to geo-analytics using existing datasets. Quite similar to the ArcGI
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Shouldn't, on the other hand, the fact that "all the top math students also went into her class" be counted as positive for her? I mean, based upon your description, those who attended her classes excelled. That is good. So
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I'd strongly recommend using Rust's nightlies. http://www.rust-lang.org/install.html - they've even got pkg installers for Mac.
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The description on their page doesn't read like AI to me. Especially given that they classify things like this as AI: "Setting up shop online is too much work with all the management, databases, checkouts and security. Our AI remo
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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Odd8iYYLpRg
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... or there's a hostile attack on your location that somehow manages to disturb GPS signals.
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Where's the difference?
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... and this time when the auction is only running for another hour and the bid is already up at $1,100,000
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Yargh... yet another launchrock signup page without any information.
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scrolling with the spacebar doesn't work
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They recommend you to upload your _private_ key to their servers though! (Ok, encrypted with scrypt... but still...) ... a very bad thing to recommend users to do.
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The issue is that governments would then start to selectively prohibit crypto...
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"Don't note the irony, you idiot"
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What's Clinkle?
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American Schools Are Training Kids for a World That Doesn't Exist – WIRED
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I've used Crashlytics (on Android via IntelliJ) in the past and it's been a blast. Just plain awesome and straightforward to use. I'm assuming that they've extended the Crashlytics "installer" to also support t
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Not really... it's just a "form" of the subjunctive... "Maglev train _could be_/_would be_ seen making ..." You can leave the would/could be out from a stylistic point of view imho, but you normally don&#x
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US only? :(
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Not in a fair number of European countries (France, Germany, ...) - as the op stated you can not cede your copyright which is granted by law. You can't even sign it away (instead have to grant an unlimited + exclusive license to your e
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The reason for this is their EPS being down by about half of the expectations: http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-15/netflix-obliterated...
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