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by wyck 13y ago
This is normally inside a web contract, it's pretty easy to write a sentence saying "all media content will have the appropriate license and usage rights yadda yadda...", this isn't even due diligence, it's common. It's the job of the web d
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by wyck 13y ago
At this point it's not about practical applications. I find the idea that number's (number theory, primes, etc) could be Platonist very interesting, meaning it's existence could be outside ourselves and not an archetype. In other words, a m
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by wyck 13y ago
Google's value will always be search > PPC. Clustering reduces the diversity of the internet in general and this is a much larger negative for Google imo.
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by wyck 13y ago
Im glad to see the clustering is being looked into, there is nothing worse than searching for something and seeing 15 links in a row from the same domain ( like tripadvisor or other large content heavy sites).
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by wyck 13y ago
By semantic I am referring to the idea of "best method", the just of your article being, name things properly and don't create long nested selectors.
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by wyck 13y ago
>Your marginalizing of CSS-related work says to me that you haven't had to maintain large web apps, where CSS quality is that important. This is my exact point, I have maintained large web apps that often have budgets and limited resour
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by wyck 13y ago
Most people on WordPress and/or using PHP are on shared servers and thus cannot use APC.
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by wyck 13y ago
His name is listed in the PDF's and his twitter, https://twitter.com/snyff
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by wyck 13y ago
CSS rarely gets mentioned in skill assessment because it's more akin to a syntax than an actual language . Though this seems to be changing as more advanced features are added at a snails pace. None of your examples break anything, thought
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by wyck 13y ago
History. There was a time when web sites where not dynamic and build with WYSIWYG editors, this "type" of creating still exists and gets lumped in with everything else due to sheer ignorance.
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by wyck 13y ago
I thought it would be something interesting given the title..nope just something you see in your email everyday .. Maybe the Onion's next move should be to invest with a Nigerian prince. I will forward this post to my grandfather with "Don’
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by wyck 13y ago
1. They have to pay for the attorney fees with a punitive multiplier, basically double. So instead of paying 40k they have to pay 80k for this case. Other cases will likely follow suite. 2. Judge Wright says he is referring Steele, Duffy,
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by wyck 13y ago
Here is the link if you're running Apache and want SPDY: https://developers.google.com/speed/spdy/mod_spdy/
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by wyck 13y ago
It's not sad, it was not long ago that everyone used pseudonyms on the internet, with anonymity comes a certain amount of freedom, not just from malice but from perspective. People have a horrible sense of judgment when facing cultural iden
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by wyck 13y ago
Protect your sources by all means necessary if you want to built trust, the technology is in place to do this, the legal footing on the other hand can be tricky. You should host your servers in a country that has a solid legal framework in
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by wyck 13y ago
Context is everything, this is a question for a 3rd grader not someone who is in Calculus. I think it's safe to assume the student is right given the screenshot.
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by wyck 13y ago
Haute cuisine is evolving from stuffy, pretentious, overly elaborate food to food that is more affordable and more available. Some of the tops chefs in France (and elsewhere) have have already made this shift, and several of them get downr
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by wyck 13y ago
There is dirty money and then there is dirty dirty money.
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by wyck 13y ago
This is tough without voidnull leaving some sort of clue, or the involvement of SDF ( access logs and mail) and the post office , and/or an very detailed tor exit node analysis. Or of course finding an exploit in SDF's system. Text/source m
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by wyck 14y ago
It sounds like they don't have anyone with actual PR experience. The standpoint they are taking is very old school and stems from an angry reaction. If instead they had entered the discussion with a sliver of respect and honesty it would ha
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by wyck 14y ago
Anyone in PR please take note the DMCA tactic drew way more negative public perception of CipherCloud then if they had just been quite or god forbid actually responded to the post.
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by wyck 14y ago
All the evidence thus far points to yes. 1. John Poindexter + SAIC + TIA Program = $200 million turd. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_Awareness_Office 2. ADVISE (DHS ) $47 million turd https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ADVISE 3.
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by wyck 14y ago
Pretty much this, that's why most TV ads have animals and many huge corporations base their entire brand around them. What's next someone telling us they increased conversions because they used photo's of smiling people? /debbiedowner
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by wyck 14y ago
Did you read the part of the article that says, > gather information about the onboard computer as well as to exploit its vulnerabilities by delivering spoofed malicious messages that affect the "behavior" of the plane. Being able to c
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by wyck 14y ago
This one is interesting: 30 day mandate for computers sold in China to install filtering software called "Green Dam - Escort of the Youth Flowers" , besides the great name it even comes with a backdoor. https://www.wikileaks.org/plusd/cabl
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by wyck 14y ago
It would be nice if there was an easier way to find out ISP injections for the layperson who can't really use wireshark/proxy and data comparisons, or for technical people that just don't have the time. This project had potential ( it detec
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by wyck 14y ago
Well maybe they are really good and this is a honeypot.
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by wyck 14y ago
+1 this would be interesting given that there are a lot of PHP frameworks besides cake, namely. Silex/Symfony2 Yii Zend Kohana Fuel Laravel
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by wyck 14y ago
I don't see height as being the issue, I beleive this building is around 50m-60m high. This building is in front of the ocean and gets a fair share of both wind, salt and the occasional snow storm (it's in Vancouver). It was lifted in place
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by wyck 14y ago
Mister Spock has a 30 foot tall oak tree on top of a building for many years now, http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3228/2896752060_d5bd34df28_z.j...

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