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by yaur 13y ago
Middle of the night, middle of the ocean, no ATC responsible for it at that moment and likely both controllers were busy with the planes that they were responsible for... don't think its that mysterious.
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by yaur 13y ago
Employee retention and helping teams get and stay gelled is the real reason to do this, but the "hours worked" argument is a useful tool for convincing skeptical execs.
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by yaur 13y ago
RSS and ATOM. An API (if they provide one) is an option, but stay away from screen-scraping as it will make your solution brittle and put you on shakier legal ground.
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by yaur 13y ago
RubyMine at least will complain if you put the() after a method that doesn't need it. Coming from C# that lack of differentiation kind of irks me.
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by yaur 13y ago
And after looking through a good portion of the thread it appears that the story is: 1) He was storing copyrighted material 2) When you create a share link for a file it checks its hash against a blacklist provided by copyright holders 3) T
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by yaur 13y ago
The first big deviation happened during the handover from Malaysian to Vietnamese ATC... after that the plane was effectively lost and no one on the ground was really responsible for tracking it.
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by yaur 13y ago
Decompilation isn't even needed. They know the credential being sent so an if(strings | grep -c "foo") != 0 SendEmail() is all that is required.
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by yaur 13y ago
Also Microsoft isn't doing themselves any favors by not supporting C99 in MSVC, though 2013 is supposed to be much closer.
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by yaur 13y ago
If you have a general policy where you have to talk to their direct manager or where you always have to talk to the CEO then you might be alright. But if you are making a special policy for employees of a certain company you should probabl
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by yaur 13y ago
"you should get the issue onto the table by informing the employee that you have an important business relationship with his existing company and you will have to complete a reference check with the CEO prior to extending the offer&quo
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by yaur 13y ago
As it turns out that the real problem here is that the all of the data from the 8th is in a pretty useless spot given what we know now. So what is useful to find is wreckage not planes. After looking at the data I'm also unconvinced t
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by yaur 13y ago
Another huge problem is that if I'm working with a "real" designer its exceedingly unlikely that they are going to have GIMP or be willing to learn it, and without pixel perfect rendering of PSDs (which it doesn't have)
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by yaur 13y ago
Nothing rails related, but general feedback. Main Page: Sign in on main page. This is the common use case compared to signing up. It seems like the icons at the bottom should be links, even if it's just to tweaked signup pages. Sign up
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by yaur 13y ago
Instructions needed Your ship should stay centered Zoom is flakey. Why not just use mouse wheel? Fun little game otherwise though
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by yaur 13y ago
I've had some experience doing IPTV stuff both with incumbent MVPDs and as part of an OTT play. I'll warn you, in case you don't know, that these kinds of deals take a LONG time (think 2-4 years) and if you are looking for c
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by yaur 13y ago
This particular type artifact is created because the plane is bright and moving FAST enough that it isn't in the same position relative to the sensor from the beginning of the image to the end. My best guess is that you need something
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by yaur 13y ago
Since there shouldn't be too much moving around the open ocean besides planes, couldn't you use this artifact to build a semidecent search algorithim rather than going through all the data by hand?
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by yaur 13y ago
Monochromacy is somewhere around 1 in 10 million. Typical red-green color blindness won't have a problem with the shades chosen.
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by yaur 13y ago
No way. I absolutely want to know how my users are interacting with my sites and site speed is definitely one of the analytic numbers that I look at whenever new builds go out. We test this stuff of course, but dealing with prod loads and
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by yaur 13y ago
This is a common marketing strategy for people with products that target webmasters and/or general spammers.
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by yaur 13y ago
"Punditocracy" is that a thing? If not it seems like a good term for it and something that is pretty antithetical of a site site that calls its self "hacker news".
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by yaur 13y ago
A bad new user experience is just plain bad. I've been on at least one forum where they did this for the first N comments and my experience was basically that you are taken out of the conversation. Yes, your comments eventually get app
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by yaur 13y ago
Seems like a good idea. I'm using windows 8.1 at work and home and the only time I use metro "apps" is when I have a file association that needs to be updated to use a desktop app.
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by yaur 13y ago
I'm going to go with Bruce Schneier on this one and say that there is absolutely nothing wrong with writing your passwords down. If someone mugs me and takes my wallet there is a 99% chance they are going to get the phone too and I&#x
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by yaur 13y ago
Am I the only one watching https://blockchain.info/address/1Ec6onfsQmoP9kkL3zkpB6c5sA4P... ? Seems that the original author has made ~200USD off of this so far.
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by yaur 13y ago
not regulated != anarchy.
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by yaur 13y ago
I haven't done more than fiddle around with Node and I'm not keen on the idea of JS on the server for basically the same reasons that you already stated, but if you are writing a SPA and you need to be able to generate the same vi
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by yaur 13y ago
I honestly don't get what the hubbub is about. This is a case where the CIA detected the exfiltration of classified material from a CIA network on to a CIA owned computer that the user was likely warned was being monitored. I would s
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by yaur 13y ago
kinda like this guy.... http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/hereford/worcs/75...
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by yaur 13y ago
Hmm, I know that when we bought an email list for our target demo we ended up with a couple of honeypot addresses and an e-mail from the source asking who got the list from, complete with legal threats if we didn't assist in their inve

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