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12y ago
Since when has investing in cyberwarfare skills become a substitute for writing correct code? Instead of thinking long term, and learning to write open, correct code in sane languages, the continued emphasis is in continuing to ship bug-rid
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12y ago
> The United States and ALL of our allies need to restrict travel from every country where at least ONE case of Ebola has surfaced When did this become an 'us versus them' issue, as though any people or governments are glad to
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12y ago
Linus is afflicted with a mild form of Tourette's!
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vfclists
12y ago
How much of the Spanish border does that fence cover if I may ask? Does that include the borders with Portugal, France and Italy? It seems its main purpose is to stop the refugee processing system from being overwhelmed, as that doesn'
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vfclists
12y ago
Do you know of any countries where 'proper' borders exist, other than those between East and West Germany, and North and South Korea, which existed for political reasons and economic reasons? Or the one between the USA and Mexico,
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vfclists
12y ago
He does have a point. From Central Africa to the west end of West Africa is over a 1000 miles, yet Ebola did not show up in the area in between. That supposes that a carrier from an infected area is able to travel for months or weeks, wheth
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12y ago
@kentonv With regard from the customer end, the issue of peering arrangements is basically a false one. Netflix shouldn't have to pay a penny to anyone. Verizon's agreement from the customer viewpoint requires them to build their
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12y ago
I think you are ignoring the crux of the argument. Verizon has agreed with the customer basically to "go fetch" what the customer asks for. Netflix is not sending data to the customer, the customer is the one who has asked Verizon
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vfclists
12y ago
Where is the substance to your claims? The last few years has seen a constant erosion of income both in the USA and Europe. In any case why should trade agreements cede arbitration and disputes to tribunals and panels which are not subject
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12y ago
My enemy's enemy is my friend, until he also becomes my enemy, which happens sooner or later
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12y ago
The only thing that will keep Microsoft and Apple going in the consumer markets over the next few years are patents and binary blobs. Once chips become fast enough and non-free drivers become irrelevant their days will be over. Already a $1
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Ask HN: Does Private Browsing conceal data from previously visited sites?
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12y ago
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12y ago
First time I ever saw on appspot.com 503 over quota message. Are Google that measly with the bandwidth allocations?
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vfclists
12y ago
The author of this extension has single handedly turned me into a Chrome user. I was getting slaughtered by performance issues caused by the combination of AdBlock Plus and NoScript on my system. His HTTP Switchboard extension, which is the
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12y ago
The main problem is too many defenders who seem more comfortable attacking than defending. They haven't played too well throughout the tournament, and they came across a German team with accurate passing and clinical finishing. They si
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12y ago
It probably has its own intermediate proxy which doesn't require firewall configuration? It is probably better optimized as well.
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12y ago
This is the first time I got to know about it from frequenting r/Chrome for help with customization. Just like all most Google products it looks like it requires both parties to be logged into their Google accounts, so concerns about G
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uBlock – ad blocker from the guy who brought you HTTP Switchboard
(github.com)
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12y ago
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Chrome Remote Desktop for Linux
(productforums.google.com)
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12y ago
If the purpose is to present static information, such as what you get with a newspaper Javascript shouldn't be necessary. It is just plain lazy design. It should only be necessary with interactive pages, or web apps. The 2% who choose
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12y ago
Interesting. The DoD funds research which enables them to hack into other systems, which means devices and our communications, and in return we get the tools to hack DRM and everything else. Not a bad trade.
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12y ago
Folk who want to develop cross platform software GUI software should use Lazarus. It works on Linux, Windows and OS/X. Getting started can be dicey, what once you are up and running it simply works. The LCL doesn't use the latest
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12y ago
If one day we all get sucked into some black hole and pop out on the far side of the universe, we will know that it was due to some null pointer exception in some C++ code at CERN.
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12y ago
C++ was promoted by the Illuminati under the advice of a secret group of aliens to slow down the development of human progress. It achieves this via insanely long compile times whose purpose is stop anyone from getting shit done in good tim
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12y ago
What is the purpose of internet connected light bulbs? Is the internet of things a way to spy on people who remove the batteries from their mobile phones or what? Is it just some excuse to con investors into buying stocks in some insanely v
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12y ago
When are a group of no-ip customers going to file a class action suit against Microsoft? Just because an ignorant judge gave them access to some no-ip domains did not give them the right bite more then they could che and fsck it up. The who
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12y ago
When Edsger Dijkstra pronounced Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence! had your Pa met your Ma?
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12y ago
I read the statement on the Microsoft blog, before coming to see the comments and that blog statement IS smug, self preening, self-congratulary tripe created by a lawyer and a company who want to ingratiate themselves with government for wh
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12y ago
An Apple brown-noser then. It is hard to tell which of the two are worse.
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12y ago
In any case have you read the Microsoft blog statement at all? IT IS smug, self preening, self congratulatory tripe. I suggest you read it if you haven't.
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