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Building application sandboxes with libvirt, LXC & KVM(berrange.com)
1 points by trotsky 15y ago|0 comments
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by trotsky 15y ago
If it went from being on the 1st page straight to the 3rd page (say from #15 to #75 or so), I believe that is an admin kill that any YC founder can do. They don't seem to have particular standards for doing them. If it dropped significantly
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by trotsky 15y ago
You're right that the BB has a smartcard reader, though the reliance on bluetooth makes it... problematic for use in the field. What I was trying to describe was something similar to what we currently use in laptops. Remove the card (expres
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by trotsky 15y ago
Thanks very much!
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by trotsky 15y ago
BB could get my business if they doubled down on security, privacy and encryption. I'd love to see them end up with a product that was sort of like what Whisper Systems was trying to do with Android. In particular I'd love enterprise messag
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by trotsky 15y ago
Have you tried the built in Win7 backup system? It's gotten considerably better over the years. Acronis True Image is a commercial solution (~$40) that may be a bit overkill for your needs but it does a good job and is feature rich.
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Valve Software developing for linux(phoronix.com)
7 points by trotsky 15y ago|2 comments
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by trotsky 15y ago
I agree - I think no matter the intent wide open laws like these are ripe for abuse. My only point here was that nextweb was just leveraging people's dislike of SOPA to get pageviews on something that is clearly a non-issue. If you want peo
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by trotsky 15y ago
So you're suggesting that if I, friend of no one, used the Xcode icon on my website and SOPA had passed Apple would go in front of a judge to have my website removed from DNS? It seems much more likely that they would either a) ignore it or
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by trotsky 15y ago
Is anyone under the impression that if SOPA had passed this example would have lead to Apple pursuing an infringement action under it against NBC Universal, who happens to be a big Apple partner, over the misappropriation of an icon? There
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by trotsky 15y ago
So if I dug through a bunch of environmental activists' trash and found a stray recyclable would that be an indictment of mandatory recycling laws? The only thing thing interesting about this article is how easy it is to use SOPA as cheap l
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by trotsky 15y ago
the zero click content is often helpful to me, and is certainly a significant upgrade for me over basic bing results.
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by trotsky 15y ago
budget season
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by trotsky 15y ago
Most things stolen in industrial espionage are either copyrighted or trade secrets, both of which fit within a formal definition of intellectual property.
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by trotsky 15y ago
Secunia Personal Software Inspector is very helpful. It detects all the software you have installed and runs a scan once a week to determine if any of it is out of date and gives you easy links to the updated versions. You sound like you're
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by trotsky 15y ago
You're not actually a law abiding citizen if you just publicly recruited for people to join your felony conspiracy.
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by trotsky 15y ago
Would be neat to see a time lapse video of a bunch of guests arriving to a party or other big event sort of in the vein of this fedex plane thunderstorm reroute timelapse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdrSBzy8NwQ
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by trotsky 15y ago
bullshit
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by trotsky 15y ago
http://californiabusinesslaw.blogspot.com/2012/01/california... California Flexible Purpose and Benefit Corporations Enacted in October 2011 and effective today, January 1, 2012, Corporations Code Section 2500 et seq. and Section 14600 et
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by trotsky 15y ago
I assume you are looking for a citation for the 9 in 10: http://mbldownloads.com/1108PP_Weisler.pdf I made a mistake in that it says 9 in 10 go untreated not undiagnosed, though certainly the majority of those untreated are also undiagnos
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by trotsky 15y ago
Consider looking into the symptoms and characteristics of adult ADHD, especially if you ever had episodes of hyperactivity as a child. It's probably not what's going on, but frequently switching jobs (projects) can be a flag. 9 out of 10 ad
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by trotsky 15y ago
You're right, it's an emotional distinction. Let me illustrate. A man operates a gay rights message board that includes private messages. He tolerates alternate viewpoints, but after a particularly bad flamefest he uses a plugin to ban link
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by trotsky 15y ago
All I see is the word loading and an image? Chromium 17.0.963.83 in linux w/ click to play.
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by trotsky 15y ago
But IM providers censor malware links and other scams all the time, and your email provider censors or outright blocks spammers for probably up to 50% or more of your mail volume. Clearly people do actually expect certain classes of communi
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by trotsky 15y ago
While I'd be willing to bet this is due to some malware flag (as that pretty much always ends up being the case with IM provider X is censoring Y), I am baffled as to why people would consider it scandalous that a multi-billion dollar compa
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by trotsky 15y ago
It really is a testament to their marketing prowess when people un-ironically title their brand love letters with the brand's marketing slogan.
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by trotsky 15y ago
Well, you can't say the chinese aren't persistent.
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by trotsky 15y ago
I'd offer the idea that a significant amount of what YC offers is a brand, the essays are marketing, and anti-entertainment industry sentiment is very high in their target market of young technologists.
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SimCity's upcoming GlassBox simulation engine(youtube.com)
7 points by trotsky 15y ago|0 comments
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by trotsky 15y ago
Their previous effort along these lines: http://www.betabeat.com/2011/11/17/new-york-techs-20-most-po... I guess betabeat thinks this is the tech industries' version of the society pages. How off putting.

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