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Remove the protectionist ITAR then.
I imagine those Nortel patents might have helped here too.
US taxpayers, citizens, and any others who slave away under US federal debt:
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A lot of the time the full website and the mobile site are not the same backend / system. That said I share your frustration
Just as we should dismiss the police force because they are not 100% effective, they do not capture all murders and theives, and sometimes convict innocent people.

It would be a better argument if you could talk about the actual odds.
Are there any significant drawbacks to using a 303 over a 302 redirect? I ask because I've seen this advice a number of times before - typically on StackOverflow - and I've seen a lot of recommendations to use 302.

One question I found on a cursory search just now[1] asks whether to use 302 or 303. All three answers submitted to the question recommend 302. The key consideration seems to be backwards compatibility with HTTP 1.0 (the 303 response was apparently added for HTTP 1.1), with the understanding that 302s act close enough to 303s that you don't really need to worry about it. Is this a valid concern, or is this simply an old concern that hasn't died even though the context has changed over the years?

[1] http://stackoverflow.com/q/5129076/1588
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cek...get a grip. sometimes we have to wait for the future and adapt instead of trying to control it.

Would you rather struggle/suffer/work for an imaginary possible situation or one that exists?
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If adobe tested with more than one GPU config in the 5 months Lion was available to developers, Adobe would not have posted the original statement of Lion disabling Flash GPU acceleration.
By "feel" do you also mean grammar? Because I do believe that immersion is necessary for an intuitive understanding of the structure of a language. Rote grammar will get y9ou so far, but it's a different beast.

I agree that vocabulary is a more mechanical memorization task. Knowledge of linguistic antecedents (eg. Latin for the Romance family) greatly helps this along.
Can anybody confirm (or deny) that all browsers treat 303 correctly?
It seems to me the best solution would be to have a few student workers at the university that are the plagiarism "police". They would review the TurnItIn reports for all student papers and refer offenders to honor boards for punishment.

This would leave the professor free to teach and not have to a) spend time policing the student and b) be seen as the bad guy when students get caught and punished.
So I guess by that logic, now that they've stated that the problem is isolated to one configuration, it means that they've tested with EVERY configuration of that Apple has ever come out with. Good work for one day! Companies are made of people. People make mistakes.
I was in Greece a few months ago. It's definitely not a third-world country, but it 'aint no Switzerland either.
The problem you've described is very solvable. Photos contain the time they were taking and, increasingly, the location they were taken. If you're looking for photos of something you know you saw, a reasonably accurate guess of time and location should narrow the choices to a manageable number.

A two day period is more difficult, but sorting photos by popularity will let people find most of what they're looking for. Photos of themselves are harder, but the facial recognition technology to do so exists as long as you're not in too elaborate of a costume.

I've almost convinced myself to work on this at this point. I hate taking pictures, but I love looking at pictures of memories I have. I don't think I'm alone.
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"Note: Many pre-HTTP/1.1 user agents do not understand the 303 status."

The fact is there really aren't any pre-HTTP/1.1 browsers still in use. See: http://serverfault.com/questions/110932/are-there-internet-u...

Given that many web apps these days require javascript and CSS and HTTP/1.1 is over 12 years old, I don't think it's realistic to worry about clients that only support HTTP/1.0.

While 302 works in practice, it's safer to use 303, which works by definition.
The question is "Why is it that when you look in the mirror left and right are flipped, but not the up and down?"

When I look in the mirror I see my right hand exactly where it should be, on the right side of the mirror. If I approach the mirror and then touch it, my right hand touches the right hand image in the mirror, as do my forehead and toes respectively.

Someone who asks this question, after understanding what's happening with the light, appears to expect that the left hand with the watch (for example) in the mirror should be on the same side of the mirror as the real left hand with the watch if the observer turned himself 180 deg (away from the mirror). That's a psychological phenomenon, not a physical one, and I don't know why we do that.

One way to answer, then, is that mirrors don't flip anything, our brains do it, and erroneously.
...there must be an economic reason to make the trip. Solve that problem...

Isn't that backwards? If moon travel is not economically worth it, that's not a "problem", that's objective reality. And if you try to invent/force an economic "reason" where there really isn't one, you are creating a problem where there really isn't a problem. That means you are the problem!
Those running moonlight perhaps? (Yeah, all three of them)
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Did loading this page take 30+ seconds for anyone else?

Other than the insane load times, this is a pretty interesting sounding project. It's like a manually maintained version of Qubes' (http://qubes-os.org) application domains, except with only one domain at a time and you have to reboot whenever you want to switch between them.
Yes, that is what I believe too.

Independently of who is going to benefit from what will happen from now on, the Greek government will be forced sell everything that belongs to the Greek people at ridiculously cheap amounts just to pay back the loans...

It has happened before, everywhere that IMF went...
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what makes you think that they don't do this?
Evernote - it may not be in your browser, but it sure allows me to keep track of websites I want to remember, why, and easily search for them.

Plus, I already use it for a bunch of other stuff.
I take it your school did not have a critical reasoning requirement and/or you cheated in class. The post stated that in one class 1/5 of the students had cheated.

Even if we pretend that one introductory class is a representative sample of the current enrolled student body you still can not jump from enrolled to graduated. It is entirely possible that a lot of the people who cheat in a 101 level class do not make it to graduation.

Please refrain from making silly posts in the future.
I was kinda assuming it will be financed by cheese revenues.
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> How in the world can you do that, when student evaluations are anonymous?

I understand that those students simply don't get to fill in evaluations.
I wouldn't call a 20% haircut a bailout. I would call it a default.
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Well, since the students wouldn't provide their papers at a price TurnItIn found reasonable, TurnItIn is within their rights to just take them. Or something like that. I'm not sure if papers and movies are directly comparable.
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This is the first part of the answer. The second part is that, since we define the left and right on an object relatively to its front and back, flipping the front and back also swaps how left and right are defined. There is no confusion with top and bottom as they are not defined relative to front and back.
Why didn't Google buy Sun when Sun was looking for a buyer? Google based its operating system on a patent-encumbered language like Java. They had licensing issues with Sun around Java even before Oracle bought them. Why didn't they buy Sun?
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In order to get to the moon, companies need to solve that whole get-into-space problem.

Additional effort on that is a good thing, even if it is a side effect of trying for the moon.
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The university has the right to ask you to submit your work however they want as a condition to course completion. If you don't want to submit your work to turnitin you don't have to complete the course. Nobody's forcing you to.

And what about a required course in high school?
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I think this explanation is based on the (erroneous) tendency of people to think of what they see in the mirror as themselves turned around.

Look at the desk in front of you. The right hand drawer is near your right hand. The left hand drawer is near you left hand. Now why did you just call the right side of the mirror, which is near your right hand, as the left side?
They could have had Sun for $7.4 billion with Goesling (already there) and MySQL as part of the deal along with all the other departed talent. Personally, I don't know why they didn't go after Palm (much cheaper than these barely alive startups they've been acquiring) either just for the patents alone.
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I do not agree with you. As far as I know, the loans did not involve collateral ( at least not until now ), so investors are just entitled profits from interest and have no claim on assets.

I don't know if Greece is a third-world country, but definitely the Greek government managed this crisis are such, so it looks like Greece is going to share their fate.
This prevents them from effectively getting into a law school, or being hired by an investment bank.

My guess is that this is bullshit. I work at an investment bank and I've never given anyone any official transcripts.
Is Germany really that different? Here in the US I can just go to a farmer's market and get all kinds of heirloom vegetables or just veggies that are hard to find commercially because they don't do well at large scale. Further, there are large farms that only sell tomatoes to supermarkets within a limited radius because that way they can be guaranteed picked when ripe since they don't have to ship cross-country.

The demand for tasty fresh food is there and in true capitalist spirit, farmers are rising to the occasion ;-)
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This is ridiculous.

1. The C&D letter came from "a faculty member at another institution." It could have come from me, or from a guy at the coffee shop down the block. A letter from a faculty member at another institution has about as much weight--considering that he has no claim in the supposed privacy of the material--as the paper it's printed on. NYU should grow a backbone and tell him to pound sand. If that's all it takes for them to turn tail, I wouldn't take their policies on academic freedom very seriously.

2. I'm guessing that the ever-so-helpful faculty member from another institution sent some sort of warning regarding FERPA, the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, which generally governs how academic institutions must handle student records. This act has been interpreted in such odd ways that there was a Supreme Court case over whether allowing students in elementary school to grade each other's homework was a violation of federal law (Owasso v. Falvo).

My understanding is that FERPA generally applies only to student records with some sort of personally identifiable information on them (i.e., posting grades with ID numbers, publishing contact info on the internet without permission, etc.). If I couldn't possibly identify the student from the portion of the email quoted, it's hard to understand how FERPA could rationally apply. If it were applicable, then any single quotation of any size from any communication with a student would be potentially banned from being repeated. Otherwse, it would be a violation of federal law for a professor to post a sentence of the sort: "A student asked me a very intriguing question today, which went as follows..."

3. If NYU or the professor just don't want the hassle of being at the center of a public debate, then fine. They are free to say or to not say whatever they like. But to scurry away from a debate and blame it on some imagined violation of a student "right" (see Gonzaga v. Doe for how far that "right" goes) is just silly.
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After further thought, I'm wrong. I think the way this will actually play out is a little different.

When Loopt had this problem, we had to support all the broken devices, or the carrier wouldn't put us on deck at all. Now it's possible to just not offer (or even pull) the app on broken or non-standard devices. No bad reviews, less extra pain. Testing and feedback monitoring would still be required, but not fixing or hunting for work-arounds.

Then the burden would fall on device manufacturers (slowly -- consumer behavior would need to change). Consumers would stop buying phones that didn't have any apps.

I'm curious now to see what happens, and much less confident in my ability to predict the outcome. No matter how you look at it this is good news, and the result could be interesting and new.
Be really careful with this. While all browsers out there speak http 1.1 by now and thus should support 303 redirects, many proxy servers are still living in http 1.0 land.

A proxy shouldn't care about a status code in the 300 range, but it might (maybe erroring out on "unknown" codes as part of some security feature).

And then there are scripts quickly thrown together using the HTTP libraries of $LANGUAGE. You'd have to check these too if you use them in a context where you'd also use a 303 redirect.

For what it's worth: my app is serving pages to users behind the worst possible collections of both enterprise and personal firewalls that seem to mangle HTTP headers at will. Heck, I even have more than 10% IE 5.5 users on one installation.

That said, ever since 2004 I have never had one instance of a browser or proxy resubmitting a form in response to a 302 redirect. But many instances of where leaving the trodden path, was causing the strangest unexpected breakages due to severely broken client software.

As such, personally, I will stay with what works and what the RFC is admitting to generally work even if it shouldn't, instead of experimenting with semantics for no visible gain what so ever.

Sounding bitter? Once you witness AV software altering Content-Encoding headers without altering the encoding, you too would get bitter :-)
Do you have any sources for the claim that universities typically have all rights to a student's papers? I can say for certain that I never signed any intellectual property agreement with the university I attended and would expect to retain all rights to any work I completed there as a student. The work I created did have an implied license allowing for grading the papers and such, but any use beyond that would upset me unless I the university had obtained my permission.
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Yea, browsers old enough to not send a Host header are pretty much unusable on today's web without a proxy.
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The problem with companies like Hulu, Netflix, Pandora, etc. is that they are wholly dependent on media companies granting them licenses to content, and have to accept the terms offered. These content owners basically will extract higher and higher taxes for this content, just enough to keep companies like Hulu in business but not enough for them to become runaway successes.

Netflix has been the most successful in getting some power in this dynamic (reducing the demand for individual shows by not carrying current seasons, producing their own content, etc), but all of these aggregation businesses are vulnerable to coordinated action by a small handful of content owners.

It's like building your business on the Twitter API -- with the caveat that there are 4-6 companies that matter (but they can act in concert).
Astounding. How long do we little people sit around and take this? How much more egregious do things have to get before we say enough?
Bitter nerds go home. In business and politics you can't get caught up in history. The people in charge are not the same people that offended you, and they may or may not continue that trend.

Expecting an international corporation to paint themselves in a bad light is ridiculous. The fact that someone at Microsoft acknowledges Linux's accomplishments and appears to desire a mutually beneficial relationship can only be a good thing for everyone involved.

(typed from my Fedora 15 laptop)
This also doesn't take into account the impact that being stricter on cheating had on the non-cheating members of the class.
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I can understand the use of blacklist for flagging for manual review. But I don't understand why new, previously-unknown characters are allowed. If they were using whitelist for approved characters, certainly the emoji characters would have been stripped, replaced, or flagged for review.
Yes, we talked about this yesterday.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2780233

And this does the same thing without using proprietary code:

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(and head.js won't do anything special in browsers where the above line isn't supported anyway)
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I read at a financial analysis, that Italy experienced the most massive capital escape of it's recent history, so it is not that _nothing_ has happened, only probably it happened "behind scenes".

I agree that the core problem is the lack of economic unification.
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We can't 'force' this kind of knowledge to appear, but we can concentrate on research to speed-up the discovery of such knowledge. We have no way of saying that there isn't a reason, all we can say is that we don't know it.

Let's say there was an island that was Uranium rich and hard to reach in ships. If we were in the 1800's, would it be worth the cost of building ships to get there? The answer is obviously no. These days, however, it certainly is.

We are dealing with unknown unknowns. Both in the substances the moon can provide, and their possible uses. All we can say is that with our current knowledge, we do not have an economic reason to go to the moon. Find some abundant power source, like in the movie Moon, then it will be economically viable.

Scientists can be impulsive beasts too, ignoring the facts and trying to prove their hypothesis. They can even contribute work to a hypothesis, when they don't even believe it themselves (maybe even trying to disprove it). Schrödinger and Einstein had a rather negative view of a lot of quantum mechanics, but they both made large contributions to it.
I think what Apple would really be buying is the 5 years of access to the content with the 2 period of content exclusivity. I can't imagine Apple running the Hulu product as it is currently.
The context suggests it is a copyright violation issue. Most of the excerpts were ones that were already plagiarized and reproducing them is fair use in the context. The only excerpt that wasn't was the student who lied about illness in his family in order to explain the cheating. If we assume that there is cause for the filing, it would have to be that student. It's a big assumption though, it could have also been some other party with no cause.
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I know exactly what you mean about time spent on admin tasks in Gentoo; I myself experienced the same when I switched my personal dev machine from Gentoo to ArchLinux. I still wouldn't blame Gentoo for the kernel issues, however.

It seems to me that Dobb's predecessor failed to understand what he was doing and therefore failed as an admin. If Gentoo required a level of understanding which he did not have, then he should not have been using Gentoo. That is exactly the reason I switched; I realized that I needed to spend time with other distributions learning more basic elements of Linux systems before I would be capable of adeptly administering a Gentoo system. In the hands of those more experienced, however, distributions such as Gentoo (or Slackware) are powerful tools.
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I'm not sure how you can consider doctor/patient and professor/cheating student the same type of relationship. Hell, this was a 100-level class; it's surprising it even had a professor.