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by yaur 12y ago
I would talk to a lawyer before doing this... see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tortious_interference
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by yaur 12y ago
I don't think it would really be that hard to solve this from an engineering perspective (see for instance how the Brooklyn bridge was built) its just that anyone with enough money and sense to solve the problem properly is probably to
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by yaur 12y ago
A lot of places around where I'm at (NYC) get their pies/pastries from a neighborhood bakery. It doesn't seem to me that there is much of a difference between buying a pie from the bakery or buying a slice of it from the rest
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by yaur 12y ago
If this is real it has to be Times Square/Theater District IMO so that is unlikely to be a factor.
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by yaur 12y ago
The only new fact I see here is that link between L3 and Verizon is not symmetric. That's not surprising really, but it means that there is already traffic asymmetry baked into whatever peering agreement they have today.
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by yaur 12y ago
The programmers have never been willing to treat OTT providers as legitimate MVPDs, if they were we would have had "internet cable" years ago. The real risk to Aereo here is that this opens up competition and will likely trigger
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by yaur 12y ago
Its more than that. IE9 is the latest version that can be installed on XP and is not supported on later versions of Windows. And while its fine to tell users to get a better browser for hobby or internal sites having to deal with user stil
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by yaur 12y ago
StackExchange is not a great example since it was started by Joel Spolsky and Jeff Atwood who already had a significant platform where they were engaging with their target market without user generated content.
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by yaur 12y ago
JSON vs. XML is largely irrelevant IMO. What is needed is something with as little extra crap as possible so that it is possible for a developer and/or diff tool figure out what is going on with the file.
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by yaur 12y ago
.NET has always had a relatively easy asynchronous model. The async/await keywords made it a whole lot easier but BeginXXX/EndXXX were not that bad, although if you are truly IO bound burning a few extra CPU cycles is not that imp
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by yaur 12y ago
The question is more inspired by someone I know who lives in Manhattan who has a psycho ex. This data would answer the question (if he were tech savvy enough to mine it) "Where does her new boyfriend live?" which is rather fright
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by yaur 12y ago
Am I the only one that sees some significant privacy issues with exact pickup/drop off times and location being released? It seems like singling out a single passenger's data (e.g. to/from home) would not be that difficult.
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by yaur 12y ago
On my machine I have, well had, one. What is going on here? Is adding a trusted CA cert (with the key) really a good idea?
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by yaur 12y ago
Comments are voted down by other users, not site admins. You don't get this privilege until you have shown yourself to be a good member of the community. This is the one of the key mechanisms that elevates discussions here. Most stor
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by yaur 12y ago
Careful about what you deduce from that. Just because they sent it to you in plain text doesn't mean it is stored in plain text. Was the password something you put in or something they generated on your behalf? If you do a "for
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by yaur 12y ago
Most of the top stories here end up on another site I visit, but here we have thoughtful discussions on the topic even if its controversial where over there it devolves into religious wars, stupid jokes, and trolling within about 5 minutes.
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by yaur 12y ago
WiFi attacks are not necessarily passive, ARP poisoning can redirect a victim's traffic to your machine at which point you can MITM to your hearts content. If you have trained your users to ignore the inevitable security warning (Gran
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by yaur 12y ago
CCTV, as deployed today, really falls into to two categories. By far the largest of these is people who own or lease private property who are installing cameras on their own property. There are some "public private partnerships"
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by yaur 12y ago
One of the major advantages of working through an agency is that they have processes in place to asses credit risk and handle collections. This isn't limited to startups though. I've seen a medium sized company stonewall on paymen
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by yaur 12y ago
Completely broken... White page, no text and nothing that looks like content in "view source". Chrome 35 on windows + Ghostery.
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by yaur 12y ago
Can't speak to the state of this on Linux, but on Windows/IIS if you "just follow the wizard" and send the generated file to your CA it will not include the key.
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by yaur 12y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that the vast majority of that 0.2% are people sitting behind corporate proxies with a fake CA cert installed and pushed out to workstations via Group Policy. A hostile (and targeted) MITM cou
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by yaur 12y ago
Someone posted a video of Dre drunk at a party confirming the deal. I'm guessing Apple is in damage control mode at this point and would have liked to announced it later.
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by yaur 12y ago
Assuming that we aren't living in a Culturesque post scarcity society how do you allocate stuff if economic output is no longer important? I don't think that there is an easy solution to this, but my gut feeling is that the world
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by yaur 12y ago
Average Karma is based on a window of comments. Something like the last 60 IIRC, so if you have highly rated comments that are moving out of the window because you are posting new comments it will decrease your score. I also suspect it is
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by yaur 12y ago
To play the devil's advocate... couldn't Hatchet just pull out of selling ebooks through Amazon and roll their own and/or start an distribution platform for ebooks structured like Hulu? If the rest of the big 6 publishers got
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by yaur 12y ago
hnhire.me (available at this moment) would be a better domain hack IMO. Also deceptive title, but nice idea.
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by yaur 12y ago
I have a machine learning project where I expect to have a very similar problem in a couple months. My plan is to build a stripped down tech demo/MVP and post a show HN at that point, add the URL to my profile, etc. If you have that a
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by yaur 12y ago
The way we used it. There was a dev+qa channel and a dev+support channel with no one above tech leads in either group and it replaced Skype for a lot of work the devs did with support. Though we ultimately didn't use it beyond the tr
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Facebook gives up on automatically posting everything you do online(theverge.com)
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