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That can’t be it. The App Store license allows you to install apps on all Macs you own or control (that would include his wife’s Mac), i.e. an unlimited number of Macs. That’s for personal use.
I have abandoned Windows again a couple years back, but, from my experience, most stuff that compiles cleanly under Linux, compiles cleanly under Cygwin. Do you have the required libraries? What did configure say? Can you try an older version (one known to work) to see if it compiles?
Getting some feedback/insight on this topic seemed interesting enough to me that I wrote a slightly-expanded post separately:

http://cemerick.com/2011/07/20/at-what-point-does-s3-break/
It doesn’t require any verification.
About as many S3 objects as there are stars in the Milky Way

Observable universe have 170 billion galaxies and many larger then Milky Way. long way to go...
There are definitely use cases. My last employer worked on browser based gaming, and we were forced onto Windows because most of the games we needed to support and work with only ran on Windows. I had a really hard tine getting any significant adoption of Node because running it on Windows was difficult.
http://nodejs.org/nodeconf.pdf

With IO Completion Ports, the Windows kernel lends itself more to async server programming than Unix threads, Microsoft has committed to Joyent's port and with many developers working with Windows on their development boxes, even if they later deploy to a Linux environment, a windows port just makes sense.
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If it's been said once it's been said a thousand times over: if you're looking at the reddit frontpage for anything beyond slightly humorous cat pics or rage comics, then you're doing it wrong.

The stuff that gets to the frontpage is there because it's the most commonly appealing thing in the largest original subreddit communities (r/pics, etc). The intelligent discussions happen behind the scenes, on the small to medium sized subreddits. Anyone that's been on reddit for more than a week understands this.
I wish they would add the backlit keyboards in some manner to the Airs
I have a current MBA, and I find 2GB very limiting when running eclipse, tomcat, photoshop and firefox. 4GB will be very nice.

Also, a second USB port! Oh, the luxury!
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Good catch, who was this person? The post has been deleted now.
Am I the only one that absolutely hates these types of pages?

"We really won't tell you any specifics of what we're doing, but give us your email address and we'll be sure to send you advertisements when we decide to!"

Do these things usually work? If it's a YC startup, or is being done by a friend or something, I'll usually give up my email address, but when it's just "we promise the moon! We'll respect your email, honest!", I usually skip it.
About GMail archiving: Really not? (I haven't read trough this massive review yet.)

At least on iOS it is possible to convince the delete button to archive. (By setting the trash folder to 'All mail', if I remember correctly.) I would imagine that Apple Mail should be at least as configurable as its iOS counterpart.
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It's a bit like being a celebrity and dealing with papparazzi. After the last bubble (and being a freshly-minted graduate) I couldn't get a job in computers and slid through the tech support back entrance. Now with lines under my eyes and a slight case of CPS I can't even bring up my profession without someone handing me a business card.

Conversation goes like this:

?: So what do you do?

me: I'm a programmer.

?: Really?! Hey, I got this great idea for site, doing warble, warble, warble, warble......
Interesting, but it kind of feels like you've "PHP-erised" JavaScript: like everybody's misc methods in one place. That's not a bad thing, but if it would really need to be used instead of (not along side) any other niche library.

EDIT: I had quoted a line number figure, but it's mostly comments (except for those few pages of Japanese characters ;)
I would actually do it the other way around: since there are fewer corporations in the US than there are people, it is harder for a corporation to evade taxes than for a person. So it makes sense to raise the corporate rate, and either reduce individual rates or raise the exemption.

Another suggestion I’ve seen would be to not tax corporations directly, but to pass the obligation down to the shareholders: if you own 100 shares of Apple, and Apple made $15 of taxable profit per share, your taxable income goes up by $1,500. (Presumably Apple would pay you a dividend to make up for your tax bite, but note that this kind of scheme would make stock ownership more attractive for people with modest incomes.)
Looks very nice. Will try it. Kudos!
Move where? Everyone else taxes at 98%.
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You're right. They're destroying people's information to make a few hundred dollars. Do you distill rain water because of the fluoride as well?

Things break, it's unfortunate.
Dataflow does something need barriers and synchronization if you have to deal with parallel data sources. If you have sources of data coming in independently of each other, you sometimes have to contend with the fact that some of the paths might be faster than the other, and the right data might not be able to be paired without some form of synchronization.

Even if your dataflow application does not need synchronization, then you need to be able to reason about the fact that you have inherent asynchrony when you go to look at your results. That is, you may see this item and that item paired together - is that a valid result? The kind of reasoning required to figure that out is similar to what's required in, say, multithreaded programming.
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They have.

http://www.apple.com/macbookair/features.html#backlit
There are countless examples of this. I too was amazed at how widespread the cloning was when I visited China. I recall this massive 'Hazma 6' billboard along one highway in Shanghai and being warned not to drink a particular bottle of water in Dalian. Who rips off bottle water? China!

Who can forget the ripoff X5 that they attempted to put on display in Frankfurt? (http://goo.gl/oPD5y) BMW wasn't having it.

Oh, have you seen the poorly cloned Disney World? (http://goo.gl/DO6Ii)
You mean this: http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC704ZM/A?mco=MTY3ODQ5OTY ?
You can now get a Mac Mini with discrete graphics. If the hard drive can be replaced -- unlike the iMac -- I'd be tempted to do a Mac Mini with discrete graphics, 8 GB ram and an SSD.

Apple now offers a SSD option, but it's a $600 upgrade.
I don't like the fact that just about any misbehavior on the internet becomes a federal case because the probability of no interstate resources being used is very low.

So is that why Comcast routes traffic to networks 30 miles away across three states and back?
So this is a broader trend. A friend who works for GS called up the other day and tells me he is thinking about investing or setting up his own startup. I was surprised because he left tech and became a banker. Oh well.
As someone who has never used OS X as his primary operating system, I am confused about what is being shown off as new in the Window Resizing section [1]. Were you not able to resize windows from all of those eight points before Lion?

1. http://arstechnica.com/apple/reviews/2011/07/mac-os-x-10-7.a...
You mean this: http://www.apple.com/macbookair/features.html#backlit ?
After using my first MBP for a while, I'm kind of regretting getting the 15 inch. With the high-res screen, and as long as you have good eyes, the 13 seems just as functional and more portable. I love using my girlfriend's. My two cents, if Nemesis ends up going with a MBP.
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Take for example problems you can solve with map-reduce. Very easy to parallelize. From the application developers point of view there is no concurrency or synchronization necessary, because it was already solved in general by the framework.

Unfortunately, there are lots of problems, where this is not possible. For example, for a distributed concensus problem the conflict resolution is application-specific.
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That 13" Macbook Air is looking really attractive as a portable work computer. Any downsides I should be aware of?
For some reason, your app crashes my browser. Firefox 4, it stops responding.
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This is still the same 10/100 adapter. Not a 10/100/1000.
No, this has been one of the fundamental UI differences between Mac OS (from farther back than OS X) and Windows/Linux. Mac windows can only be resized from the bottom-right, with those other points being used to drag the window around.
No, just from the bottom-right corner.
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Seems like arstechnica is a little bit overloaded by the number of requests (or am I the only one getting errors sometimes?)
I don't think it's reasonable to expect most people not immersed in the proper culture to see this as a "security" issue. They'd agree with "vulnerability" if you suggested it to them, but "bug" is really the first word that comes to mind.
Re: Atlassian: putting together and pushing $800k RFPs through the sales cycle requires hiring sales people and is a distinctly different flavor of business from "monthly billing CC# of pseudo-anonymous customers we never met and at most talked with through email". The second is a favourite of engineer-founded modern startups. No messy customer relations to deal with outside of support contact, selling through data-driven conversion pipelines. Not one of the old-school golf-playing suit wearing dudes around. Basically a "by engineers for engineers" company. Note that I'm not deriding it, I'm just trying to capture its flavor.

I'm not sure about Atlassian, but I wouldn't be surprised if they're like that, given that they behave like one.
Fantastical is the best I've found, with a superset of features from all the others.
Lion + Xcode 4.1 GM crashes a few times per day while doing C++ coding on a fairly small project. Besides that, I do not see Xcode 4.1 in the App Store yet, so it's currently only available with a Mac Developer Account.
Launch the Mac App Store. Sign out. Sign in with the Apple ID that you purchased Lion with. Install Lion. It's really that simple.
Fixed - in the rush to get it out the door, I cross-merged some branches I should not have :-(
I'm sure Facebook is beginning to worry.
but no dedicated graphics card
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Go to the Lion 'page' in the App Store, and click install while holding the Option key.
Of course you aren't the only person.

For me it's the "Stealth Mode" job listings that say "Send us all your information and we might tell you what the company does or what the job entails!" I saw one like this on reddit which claimed to be a seed funded startup in NYC (which is my area, finally!) but didn't describe the company at all.

I wonder if those anonymous ads or recruiting posts get any responses.
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I am a post-materialist in that sense, in that so long as I have enough money to fulfill basic needs (food, fuel, rent, etc), plus a little extra for hobbies which are not highly expensive, I have no interest in seeking any more monetary income than that.

What I am interested in primarily is maximizing the amount of time which I can spend on projects or collaborative efforts of my own choosing (the author references the importance of autonomy).
Gosh, I seem to remember brand new Airs being released recently (at which point I bought an 11"). Hasn't it only been since last Fall that they've refreshed the lineup?
You must have the original? I have the Air that was available yesterday and it has 2 USB ports and 4GB RAM.
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The (now old) 11" MacBook Air is the best laptop I've ever owned.
iOS supports archiving perfectly fine. No need for any tricks.

Lion kinda does. You can archive but doing that will actually create an “Archive” folder and moves the mail there. That’s not the expected behavior when using Gmail. (The expected behavior would be to move the mail to the “All Messages” folder, or, in Gmail lingo, to remove all labels from the message. iOS does that, Lion doesn’t.)
Wow, that's a huge chunk of change for a company that already dominates a market and is profitable. That article talks about the products and services they already offer, but those are mature -- what would Cvent need the money for? My guess is they are looking to break into a new vertical. Maybe incorporate some AMS functionality or host virtual events.
I've heard that, in drug law, possession of more than a certain amount is automatically interpreted as intent to distribute. Maybe the prosecutors in this case intend to argue something similar based on the nature or quantity of the documents retrieved.
If you have an iPhone, isn't it required to subscribe to an unlimited SMS plan?
I wonder if the 4GB and 256GB SSD limits have to do with keeping MBPs from becoming obsolete.
I guess I don't read the economist blogs as much, but this article has a completely different feel from their magazine: much more laid back and curious, if a little rambling. Its a nice change, though
I like Skitch.com, similar idea, but it lets you choose what you want to take a picture off, and provides a basic image editor (handy for adding annotations, highlights, etc.) before upload.
It's available on Indian store too. I guess this is global.
I've been using one for months (as a dev machine) and haven't had an issue.
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If there's any positive from our current economic situation, I think it's that some people are realizing that money doesn't bring you happiness. It can bring you comfort, as you mention, but buying things beyond the basics isn't going to make you happy.

The problem is that the wealthy don't accumulated funds just to buy things. They use it for power. And increasingly in this country, money equals political power that affects all of us. In a weird way the "good guys" should become money hungry, but use that money in positive ways that benefit society.
Since the article didn't mention it, I'll ask here.

Anyone know the versions of Python, Ruby, Apache, PHP, etc. that come installed with OS X Lion?
Apparently installing MacPorts from SVN should work, although it's a bit more of a hassle: http://blog.affien.com/archives/2011/03/10/macports-on-lion-...
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Look up search re-targeting ad networks. They pay pretty well for a typically low end viewer base. If you have a high end user base (tech savvy, single men, living in NY, in their 30s) then you should put way more effort into finding out the best ad network.
There's a bit of sleight of hand on their Thunderbolt Display page [1]. The first image is of a MacBook Air hooked up to one of the new displays, but when they talk about "The ultimate docking station" they show a MacBook Pro.

This is because the Thunderbolt and power ports are next to one another on the MBP, but on the Air they're on different sides of the machine, which is going to make it a lot less elegant.

[1] http://www.apple.com/uk/displays/
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From the welcome email, which also links to their blog http://planered.tumblr.com/:

Thanks for signing up!

Our goal is to change the way we fly. No more buying outrageously priced tickets. No more lost luggage. No more middle seats in a cramped cabin. And no more TSA.

By signing up we'll make sure you know what's happening as we build our airline - and you'll be among the first to know when we're ready to launch.

A few weeks before we start flying we'll begin selling subscriptions. We will be rewarding our earliest supporters (the first 500), and those who recruit the most friends to PlaneRed with $150/month all-you-can-fly pricing. Obviously, the number of subscriptions we can sell at that price are pretty limited. So please - tell your friends to ensure that you get one!
Canada too. Downloading...
For all the Mac Developers on ADC: This is, to the best of my knowledge and according to reports from other developers, the same as the GM release on July 1st. If you have that, you already have the final.
So Xcode 3 won't work and mavcim keeps crashing. Is it like: sometimes seems unstable - crashing, or completely unusable - crashing.

Details much appreciated as it is my main editor.
pretty sure 2GB was std, but 4 was available as a bto option
thx will try it out
No 8GB RAM upgrade?
A fox news link? Surely there must be something more credible somewhere.
The last paragraph ties into business models like AirBnb and UberCab: where people just do some work or offer something and get paid for it, without a lot of red tape and hassles and registering as a business.

It would be great if business and labor laws were streamlined to make this as easy as possible, but its disruptive to larger corporations and current stakeholders, so I suspect there's vested interest in trying to keep the status quo, unfortunately. But the success of AirBnb, etc is a great sign.
>But it would be truly pathetic if the legal/economic organisation of our society was optimised for government surveillance and tax collection and not for the exercise of autonomy in pursuit of a meaningful life.

Unfortunately, it already is. Bureaucracy is essentially an approach where the 'server' (government/business/whatever) forces the 'clients' (individuals/employees) to change their behavior for the benefit of the 'server', with no clear benefit for the 'clients'. When considering it in these terms, words like 'oppressive' seem to have some significance. After all, the definition of the word is:

>Oppression is the exercise of authority or power in a burdensome, cruel, or unjust manner.

In the case of bureaucracy, the 'burdensome' and, arguably, 'unjust' components of the definition are fitting.

Either way, it's inspiring to see these issues finally being discussed in mainstream mediums.
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This does not reflect the experiences of any developer I know. Is this a local phenomenon? Do you live in silicon valley?
Does anyone use an Air for a lot of Photoshop work? My wife does photography on the side and is looking for a laptop to go with her iMac. Seems like the screen would be too small?
Having an external DVD drive to install it is advised though, it is really difficult to do it with a USB drive.
This is absolutely true. There is an article in my head about this subject that I have been putting off writing...
It is nearly impossible to come up with a sustainable business model for that (assuming you can even get traction!).

We've talked about doing something similar, but if we do, it will be a byproduct of our primary product becoming successful, so we have something to pay the bills.
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Small caveat.
I am a threshold earner to be able to travel the world regularly. The monetary cost of traveling is highly variable but the time cost is huge. For me it seems easier to attain by thresholding my yearly income.
Wow, just noticed they removed the DVD drive from the Minis.
For compatibility in general, http://roaringapps.com/ looks like a decent guide.

Not sure about Oracle 10g though.
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I think once you're in a certain income level, it doesn't matter how much more you make... until you hit that next income level. As long as you meeting your survival needs, and not stressing out (live paycheck by paycheck), and of course don't have a disease/illness, then it doesn't matter if you make $80K, or $200K, or even $400K/year... it's not until you hit the million dollar mark where things get interesting. That's when you have financial freedom, and options open up. So I agree with the threshold thing to an extent.
They're exactly the same version actually, if you have GM you already have the Lion availiable on the Mac App Store now.

However, by pressing Option (Alt) when clicking the Buy button, you can download Lion again for free if you have GM installed.
Having listened to Siracusa's 5by5 podcast, Hypercritical, I am reading this with the voice of Squidworth from Spongebob Squarepants.
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I love how forthright Ben is in detailing his own mistakes in management, to show how he learned from them.

He's insightful here on how to avoid managing for short-term metrics in a way that sacrifices value and long-term growth, one of the most widespread and persistent management mistakes. Ultimately, no metric can substitute for having individual employees who really care about producing work that the end user will love.
jump out from no where... scared the shit out of me... but really, pretty cool work...
Then how do we know it's even true?
That or they wanted to save time and just take one picture, which is probably their go-to picture whenever talking about "the ultimate docking station."
Flash? Really? I thought this was a trust service; not an entertainment service.
More from Forbes: http://blogs.forbes.com/edzitron/2011/06/29/planered/
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Second that. Also been using the 13" since early Jan as a dev machine and am absolutely in love with it. These upgrades will only make it better.
I don't think the employees misinterpreted at all. I think they knew exactly what they were doing.

I think instead, the manager simply failed to realize what his actions would do. He gave them different incentives, and they reacted to them.

Employees are there to work for the company, but they will not promote the company at their own expense. If your incentive plans incentivize the wrong things, you'll get the wrong things.

'Clever' incentive plans are rarely actually clever.
How do the people doing these knockoffs miss the little details like "stoer"?

They're obviously putting a tremendous amount of work into the clone, is hiring a native English speaker to look at it and make sure the English looks like English that much of an extra expense?

When I'm sending posters and promotional materials to our printer (as in: the company that does printing, not the device), I go over it again and again, then usually get a second and third set of eyes to triple check it for spelling errors.

These knockoffs are really good, it's kindof sad that they're so close, but missing it with the little stuff.

Or do they not really expect any English speakers to show up? If that's the case, why the English words at all?
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Thawte would tend to indicate yes. Most people don't even recognize where the companies the do business with exist. The Internet makes everything next door.
why is this post titled "Google Images" ? I either don't see the connection or the title is misleading.
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Still glossy display only.
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