yalogin

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   by yalogin 16y ago

   Its not the educational system that is the main reason here. Well the system needs to change but the problem here is caused by the proliferation of engineering colleges (and other technical degree colleges). Its too easy to start a engineer
2. 2072.▲
   by yalogin 16y ago

   I bought a Nexus one recently and while browsing for apps on the market saw many apps just listing every keyword from the dictionary in their description to get some keyword juice. Its similar to the keyword list you find in CL ads. Of cour
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   by yalogin 16y ago

   Interesting. If he hated it in college and he knows he has to work with those kinds of people his whole life he should not have made that choice. Its been 11 years and he still has not understood the reason why. Strange.
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   by yalogin 16y ago

   I have not read the specification but it seems like they reinvented Quality of Service and the protocols surrounding it like RSVP and DiffServ. Of course it gives them flexibility to do a lot more than just QoS control but that is the one t
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   by yalogin 16y ago

   Nope. They don't. I am an iPhone user but bought a Nexus one to develop on and put a sim card from an old dumb phone into it after disabling the data option on the phone. AT&T immediately recognized the smartphone and automatically adde
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   by yalogin 16y ago

   Yep. AT&T would not even let you use a different smartphone even if you already are on the iPhone data plan! Of course they don't let you use a smartphone without a data plan at all. So this sucks.
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   by yalogin 16y ago

   For SSH break-in attempts an easier solution would be to use a random (at least alpha numeric) userid. These dictionary based attacks only use standard, most generic login ids.
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   by yalogin 16y ago

   The difference is the use of facebook credits. This makes it really attractive for the user since a user can earn credits on FB without having to pay for them. So this also gives all those apps that give out free credits a boost too.
9. 2079.▲
   by yalogin 16y ago

   Don't worry Node can handle all the eyerolling with ridiculous speed and low memory consumption.
10. 2080.▲
    by yalogin 16y ago

    I don't understand why ExpertsExchange is still in business. How can a Q&A site live by asking for a credit card?
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    by yalogin 16y ago

    I don't understand why Quora is given attention at all. I asked a question about the efficacy of various ad providers on facebook and got no replies. The surprising part was the question got about 4 views. I got better replies on reddit. It
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    by yalogin 16y ago

    Going by what MS says, its clear why Google's experiment worked. They came up with very unusual queries for which by definition there will be no data to generate search results. So out of the 1000 inputs only the one input from Google is pr