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by vidoc 12y ago
Good for him, he'll have more time to prepare his defense, because ultimately he will face justice for insider trading.
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by vidoc 12y ago
Yes, over the last couple of years, while making the annual "call-to-comcast-to-avoid-being-ripped-off-completely", I've noticed that their TV/phone bundles get juicier and they are seemingly much more aggressive to bait
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by vidoc 13y ago
Networking with pulseaudio is a pretty useful feature indeed. I've unfortunately never managed to make it work correctly with flash vids (e.g: youtube). Any success story would be greatly appreciated!
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by vidoc 13y ago
Sure yeah, Solaris is full of great technologies, it is undeniable, and DTrace is an awesome and unique one. Now there's one thing those guys can learn from Linux: modesty.
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by vidoc 13y ago
Being from Europe, I can only confirm that people in the Bay Area are in fact, incredibly passive-aggressive. The first few years I must admit that I felt like living on Mars. Even-though I'm coming from a "western" country w
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by vidoc 13y ago
Nice move indeed! Let's just hope that there will always be viable alternatives, just in case the systemd project ends up like pulseaudio.
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by vidoc 13y ago
That's pretty funny! Reminds me when I worked for Yahoo couple of years ago, I was not even working for the search team, but one day I got busted by a product manager of that team who saw me googling. That chick sermonized me and said
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by vidoc 13y ago
Didn't Utah get the winter Olympics a few years ago ? :)
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Yahoo may have figured out how to let under-performers go(allthingsd.com)
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by vidoc 13y ago
Interesting, not sure the battery life of this watch will sound appealing to the masses. As a side note, this presentation is one of the most amazing displays of poor taste I have ever seen. You have to give them kudos for improving on the
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by vidoc 13y ago
While I love typematrix keyboards, and I also have to say that their tech support is really outstanding, the build quality is pretty weak and my experience with those keyboards is that they are not very robust. Still, the typing experienc
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by vidoc 14y ago
yet another article with a "<number> [best|top]" kind of title :)
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by vidoc 14y ago
Is this me or Facebook tends to self-celebrate itself in most of its tech blog posts? I remember them posting a similar piece a few years back on their memcached scaling hacks - the article had a very similar tone, it was equally modest (e.
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by vidoc 14y ago
Don't get me wrong, I'm not contradicting that, nor am I advocating not learning from history. I just think that stuff like that: "The Deep Insights of Alan Kay" "Alan is the most important person alive in Computer Science"" is over the top
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by vidoc 14y ago
While there's no question that some of Alan Kay's achievements are very important, I cannot help but thinking that our industry's tendency to surrender to 'fanism' (e.g: douglas crockford, linus torvalds) - is ridiculous.
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by vidoc 14y ago
I'm not too surprised by the move, I worked 6 years at yahoo and have always been amazed at how naive the company was with WFH. It may seem hilarious, but I strongly believe the company actually thought those employees would a) work and b)