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by yaur 11y ago
On iPhone, this is what "reading list" is for.
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by yaur 11y ago
I use lsyncd for this. Why would I switch?
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by yaur 11y ago
TCP/IP Illustrated is what I cut my teeth on back in the day. You will need to be able to read C to follow the code, which is mostly from the BSD TCP/IP stack IIRC.
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by yaur 11y ago
Ghostery/abp is cheaper.
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by yaur 11y ago
I think its a red herring. KSP (and unity games in general) ship as either x86 or x86 and x64. Full output for ldd of both of them is here http://pastebin.com/KAYF4TFw
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by yaur 11y ago
From KSP (unity via steam) linux-gate libdl libpthread librt libGLU libGL libX11 libXcursor libstdc++ libm libgcc_s libc libnvidia-tls libnvidia-glcore libXext libxcb libXrender libXfixes libXau libXdmcp
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by yaur 11y ago
The big problem isn't some bozo posting it to pastebin, it's shady "recruiters" that are set up to make their candidates look awesome. This is extremely difficult to detect without on-site validation.
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by yaur 11y ago
I write media stuff. Code in the media pipeline proper gets ultraoptimized because it gets run between 30 and ~10k times per second. Code outside of the pipeline is largely written in python because the extra startup time, while non-trivi
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by yaur 11y ago
> If you think your competitors are stupid (compared to what you think you can do), you're probably right. (or you wouldn't have that thought.) No, you are probably not the next Zuckerberg, or Jobs, or Page. If you don't
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by yaur 11y ago
> You can build your own Plug-Ins which you don't need to GPL. This is incorrect. In general to allow non FOSS plugins you need to use the LGPL instead. If this is something you care about you might consider licensing the main app
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by yaur 11y ago
It appears that the OP is in Germany, which is probably a more significant issue when trying to get work with US companies and/or with US-centric sites than not having a degree.
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by yaur 11y ago
> I'm wondering if there is so much turmoil here, why doesn't someone (like VLC) take the best features from both projects and create their own library? These days I just use gStreamer which can wrap either one in a sane API a
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by yaur 11y ago
Assuming that your next job is going to be a founder the most important thing for you to do is to build and/or maintain a relationship with the VCs. Both the founders and the investors are going to want to maximize the sale price. yo
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by yaur 11y ago
How did you find this out? I ask because in every case I'm aware of no one except key people was even aware that they had decided to sell until the deal was done. So either you are a key person or the founders don't know enough t
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by yaur 11y ago
> return (long)ulong.Parse(s); Why on earth would you do this instead of just letting the underlying library call throw? Note that it will still throw for strings that parse to a value that cant fit into a long/unsigned long.
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by yaur 11y ago
The irony here is that they don't need to as publishers could get opted in to a class action suit.
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by yaur 11y ago
Looking at Wells vs Allen County IN. Allen County has better opportunities, higher per family income, and a substantially higher minority population. The map shows a $5.5K advantage for the poor white suburb, so it seems that race matters
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by yaur 11y ago
Looking at some semi-rural areas where I have family and there isn't much opportunity this looks like it is strongly correlated with whiteness, which makes me wonder how much of this is a matter of minorities having less economic mobil
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by yaur 11y ago
The use case for caller id spoofing is when the callback number is different than the number you are calling from, most commonly to present a generic (possibly toll free) customer service number when an agent who might not even have a DID n
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by yaur 11y ago
You would need an HDCP license... I don't see that happening.
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by yaur 12y ago
IANAL, but I have worked on surveillance software. As far as I understand it would be virtually impossible for them to legally have a microphone running without you explicitly activating it. Signing the rental agreement is not explicit en
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by yaur 12y ago
In the US anyway its illegal to discriminate based on marital status and its a red flag when a candidate starts the conversation by volunteering that they are part of a protected class.
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by yaur 12y ago
It doesn't make it right but it seems like a big part of it is ffmpeg which is one of the most common GPL violations out there. Specifically since Zeranoe's builds are GPL3 the vast majority of windows products that bundles ffmpe
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by yaur 12y ago
That is essentially what the research is about. The "extortion" algorithm seems like it is playing nice, but cheats as much as it can get away with.
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by yaur 12y ago
If Russia did it (and I'm not saying there is a shred of evidence that they did) the motive would have been to distract the western media from Ukraine. It's interesting to me that there is a chunk of the infowars crowd that seize
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by yaur 12y ago
In nyc it's mostly fin tech stuff that will get you over 200k.
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by yaur 12y ago
I'm working on a media library at the moment and it doesn't look like it would be an option. The main reasons. *GC is a non-starter. An HD frame buffer is around 3MB, a 4K buffer is around 13MB. Letting a GC manage your buf
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by yaur 12y ago
Generated code is unlikely to be more maintainable.
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by yaur 12y ago
The problem seems closer to DRM than code signing though. Since I'm handing you the device I am in complete control of the output and can clone the output of another card or any signing cert/key embedded in the app. The incentive
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by yaur 12y ago
You are collecting money on other people's behalf with no way to actually get it to them? That's kind of messed up/evil (see tip4commit and readability for example). Opt out models are hard to get right... Tips empirically d

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