wickedlogic

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by wickedlogic 10y ago
I wonder... Boss - "I see you expensed a Tesla" Me - "Yes, its for browser testing..."
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
The funds can be moved through other wallets, or exchanged (or washed), and it is unlikely any exchange is going to keep a constant eye on that potential chain of addresses... also, it is his/her ETC... despite how you see the stories
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Because rarely is it really their own work, often just subtle variations on prior designs. And in practice... original designers do not win unless they are also backed by large companies. This is not about individual designers... this is ab
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
For those who end up googling anyway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN-FU8VPoOc (Michio Kaku: The von Neumann Probe (A Nano Ship to the Stars)
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Waiting for the reworded provision that excludes members of congress's personal machines in 5,4...
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Not a knock on your post, but "checked by experts" is like saying "QA looked at it". If the tools aren't in place to warn/prevent, re:"stop things like this", unintended executions are only going to c
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Because it isn't about terrorism/spy cases.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Seems like a problem solved with traditional simulation tools.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Worth noting that for some (many) companies with large teams, this amounts to a new laptop or two in price change... and while a cost change, it really is noise (to some extent) for the value provided.
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
Comments here are mostly from a single org view, due to the many X increase for that orgs price (large teams only)... but if I work on n_orgs repos, I'm now worth 9-25*n_orgs to github. That is a big shift from a model where I had no d
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by wickedlogic 10y ago
I'd still like to see delete added goo.gl
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
+1
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
Tell them your salary is 'confidential information', your current employer often likes to suggest it is...
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
Seems a fitting, though unrelated, clip from Snowden at NH Liberty Forum: https://youtu.be/M94ZO6jYU6c?t=19m28s People who plan your future in secret, do so exactly because they fear you stopping them. Stopping all of this
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
... waiting to hear about google's indirect funding of sea steading projects.
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
And really, at that price have you thought about upgrading to triple play?
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
Indeed, it was the lie that was delicious.
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
Thats a very solvable problem though, via a paid support offering.
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
http://watchdog.org/226188/civil-asset-forfeiture-new-hampsh... https://freestateproject.org/
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
And by 'will not be allowed to keep', they really mean transfer to a contracted 3rd party to 'delete' it, until it might be needed or become more legitimate to be keeping... during the next crisis.
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
Enumerate the things you have done that aren't owned by the company, and then either have an interesting discussion around the list or watch legal sign off on it and move on. It really is just that simple.
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
It isn't Blink-Diff, but I had looked at that project at one point. It has some interesting options. :)
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
Yes, thank you for pointing that out. I had recently installed new certs, but failed to point it to the ssl-bundled cert and instead it was just the main cert without the intermediates. Things are happier now: https://www.ssllabs
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
Hah, sounds like I need start tweaking that theme's css. That's bad. Email matt@diff.io the device/browser/resolution?
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
This is strictly over images, not video. I guess I see your point, didn't consider it that way at all, since it was a picture of my plate and a modified img change to generate populate the diff. I could swap it with the real plate and
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
It is an option, in fact there are a lot of open source options. The subscription model we offer is one way to gain the ability without having to worry about the complications of hosting it.
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
Harshness is fine :) There is still more work to be done on making the service more flexible, mostly just opening up the rest of the api on my end. How would you describe a CMS that self documents externally? Perhaps this helps a little: h
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
Good feedback, thanks. I do see your pointed about CI workflow, but I think visual regressions are the current obsession and a limited use case. A very valuable and useful use case, granted. But if something like diff.io was in place in you
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
The dashboard api is still a work in progress, but the actual api is documented here: http://blog.diff.io/talking-to-api-diff-io-via-json-web-toke...
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by wickedlogic 11y ago
Yup, at least that is the primary source of screenshots :)

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