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I think this is a great gesture. One, it's from Microsoft Germany, which in my mind makes it seem more genuine. (High open source adoption, and I would be surprised if it was blessed by Redmond.)

Two, it acknowledges the Halloween memos. This could have easily been left out.

Three, it's a cake. This new(?) cake tradition seems to say, "regardless of politics and history, cheers to you and your team on your achievements".

Finally, I don't think anyone can deny that Linux supporters have historically been brash and rude in the past when talking about Micro$ux Winblows. The rock at the window doesn't seem so out of place.
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That will be true if the number of startups will not stop at two as today.
Replace Anon with LulzSec and you're correct. Anon != LulzSec
>I don't mind granting my professor a temporary license to evaluate my work

That's a weird thing to say, and I'm not sure you understand when a license is and is not needed.

If you write an essay and hand me a physical copy, I can then do whatever I want with that copy. I can read it, I can shred it, I can put it in a filing cabinet to gather dust for 20 years.[1] I can even give, sell, or lend it to a friend! I can do all this without needing any special license, because I own the copy you have given me.

What copyright prevents is me photocopying, scanning, or even laboriously hand copying it, and then passing those copies to other people. But while you own the IP, I own the physical copy.

With digital works, the rules are a little different -- if you e-mail me a PDF, sending it to someone else would count as creating a copy, and I'd need your license to do so. But the essential fact is I don't need a special license to hold on to a copy of it. And if you give me permission to send it to someone else, once they have it they can hang onto it as well.

[1] Universities will of course have policies on how faculty handle student work, but that's an orthogonal issue to that of copyright.
It's MIT licensed, so not proprietary. Did you mean to say "third-party"?
I didn't downmod, but it makes little sense to complain about flash video when it's absolutely unrelated to the topic at hand, and it was uploaded to YouTube by the Linux Foundation, not Microsoft.
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I had some serious issues with head.js with http://blitz.io in that the load order was not deterministic causing all sorts of weirdness. For example jQuery will end up loading after the code that requires jQuery resulting in undefined stuff and form posts not binding properly. While I truly liked the idea, it wasn't for us.
> Inefficient conversion of dietary ALA to DHA is neither correlated nor causative to anything

It's correlated with being a human, but the significance of very inefficient conversion versus trivial conversion is simply that it prevents us from claiming they are metabolically identical goods.

>Which is it, inefficient or non-existent in humans?

Inefficient. 'ALA->DHA' shorthand was meant to token the previous idea of "efficient endogenous ALA to DHA conversion" and not initialize a new false one.

>no evidence to suggest inadequate DHA

I think you're missing the point by intentionally or unintentionally rephrasing this in terms of avoiding a negative. Let me requote the initial context by jeremymims:

> Just for the record, fish consumption is linked to increased IQ in children because of the presence of Omega-3 Fatty Acids. Did you know though that both Flaxseed and Walnuts are both better, cheaper, and less environmentally damaging sources of Omega 3s than fish?

My primary point is that one cannot rationally assert that the numerous positive IQ benefits scientific literature attributes to consumption of fish and fish oil are somehow equally or better attributable to walnut and flax consumption. The evidence indicates differing methods of action and a need to consider their health benefits independently.
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If you're a huge national pension fund that holds both Greek debt AND, say, a lot more Spanish debt, it's in your interest to exchange (and prevent contagion) even if other holders are making out better by not exchanging. If everyone refuses to exchange, Greece defaults and you could see contagion that impacts the rest of your portfolio. Most major holders have probably already written down the value of any Greek bonds anyway.
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Google buys Start-Ups all the time, since many years. Why should they stop now? Why should acquiring Start-Ups now be any different for them then a year ago or two?

Also they can't buy everything at once, so of course some of the features they would've liked to integrate earlier must come later now because the buying process took some time or there was no Start-Up about that topic, when they actually wanted to buy one.
I'm really curious how they did this - how does it move when the laptop is tilted?!
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This Q probably must have been asked several times; but as each situation is different, 'dare to ask this ;)

My situation: worked on my startup, so far self and little friends/family funded. Almost 3yrs; did some parttime jobs here and there. I am in a highly overcrowded but lucrative mkt; 2 patents pending; 3 to 4 customer Letter of intents(LOIs); but no tangle progress as all of the customers have outsourced their platform (application) and both my and my prospect's hands are tied. 2 of the platform guys put us on hold; 1 other platform vendor is painfully slow; running out of money in next 3mths; pitched to VCs, no funding, asked to come back when gained more mkt traction; due to lack of funding, 'am working w avg team (mostly on equity) but progress is very little; myself spinning all the threads; now, even to pivot, 'need $s;

I do belive in the idea and have pitched to several. If it weren't for LOIs from prospetive customers, 'would have given up; I am highly qualified (education & corp exp), but feeling as if no talents due to above all; can someone give their perspective here? 'Also regret 'haven't moved to bay area.

Next 2 mnths, seeking angel round; but not optimistic; lack of motivation even to revamp my resume (as 'feel at crossroads w no talents)

Feeling like putting company in hibernation and do some job.
Any advice , will take it. Thank you!
It's too bad the question, repeated in the title, is phrased in such a way that it will perpetuate the myth that mirrors flip left and right. I wouldn't mind some editorializing so the title no longer claims the switch as fact.
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Side note, I find your right panel bouncing up and down extremely annoying. If you don't want it to be hidden when scroll, why don't you set it as fixed?
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I think that's due to numbers of devices sold rather than update behavior. I believe iOS had a large market share lead during the Android 1.x days, and that most of those 2.x devices were sold with 2.x. It's my understanding iOS users do a "better" job upgrading
Why computer engineering students need to learn advanced calculus?
I am greatly interested in programming, and I guess I am doing good at it. But at the same time I have tons of calculus and stuffs inside my course studies of bachelor in computer engineering which I think it shouldn't be there. I want to know where will I need to use these calculus in real time programming?
I think a more likely scenario is that the user can't find the app and gives up. I'm very much in favor of putting the power in developers' hands though.
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Hulu or no Hulu Apple does need to re-think how they sell video. The important difference here is Netflix and Hulu can replicate the beloved channel-flipping experience with a new twist. The reason people pay outrageous cable/satellite bills is they want that safety blanket of never running out of something to watch. Both Hulu and Netflix offer that. iTunes really doesn't unless you're willing to pay al-a-carte prices and most people are not. Apple needs to offer both the pay-per-view content for new release movies, early-acces movies, premium TV shows, while still offering the all-you-can-eat channel flipping safety blanket that people seem to want.

This would get Apple pretty close to being the cable/satellite killer. Premium TV content, new release movies, all-you-can-eat selection, sports (NBA, MLB, NHL at least) and probably apps to cover the live streaming so the programs could have interactive features (which is increasingly becoming the only reason people watch live TV) I think they're very close to figuring this one out.
Video of Anonymous hacking WBC live during an interview:

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Tweet from AnonymousIRC saying that they used a 0day exploit:

https://twitter.com/#!/AnonymousIRC/status/40839581074980864
Except for the obviously flaw where Gmails isn't as popular as you suggest. Having a lot less users than either Yahoo mail or Hotmail. Heres two links to verify that statement (second from google itself):

http://www.campaignmonitor.com/stats/email-clients/

https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-uhu-fZwXC60/Th6LbbZFv_I/A...

I'm not saying change isn't coming. I just don't think a Google social network will be it. Hell even there 18 million user announcement is quite average... thats under 10% of gmail users.

Considering MS has been spotted toying with implementing Social networks directly in Windows 8 (and with their share of FaceBook + Windows Live + Desktop OS we are talking massive users base).

A decent implementation could destroy all competition. The only ray of light there is MS history of failure.
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This guy has the most ridiculous set of balls. The audacity is just out of this world. To suggest that Cisco "derailed one man's life" is not doing him justice at all. Rather the opposite - one man derailed a massive company's plans for dominating its industry. The really amazing thing is that he is alive at all, given the amount of money Cisco isn't going to have going forward.
Agreed, but shouldn't you require users to have a camera to download a camera app? There's a key/value you should be able to add to your Info.plist to block devices without a camera...
That's how a rational person would respond. History has shown that markets are anything but rational.

Usually, when something like this happens, people wonder how deep the iceberg goes and who'll be next. Widespread panic usually follows.
Some browsers hook into the device's accelerometer and expose that information to the web-page. For example, Firefox fires MozOrientation JavaScript events[1] when it's running on a device with an accelerometer.

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Is there anything like this for PC?
I'm sure you are familiar with non-disclosure agreements. Those, and many other, possibly implicit, agreements severely limit what you may do with your 'physical copy'. 'Owning' the copy in no way entitles you to do with it whatever you want. Even telling others you own the copy is something that is easy to forbid.
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One of the prevailing views of hacking is an intrinsic need to have significant blocks of time to facilitate the need of wrapping one's mind around the complex systems that are formed and modified by any hacker pounding out his passion.

I'm a dad. A new one. Also a relative noob to programming. My 'big project' is three years in the making and I'm just now stepping out of the back end formation and relational database design into tackling a front end. But I'm married with a kid, no money and a full time job.

For the past first year of married life the programming needless to say has been ground to a halt, until, that is I discovered this hack.

Insane documentation. I'm not talking about documentation in the code, rather a separate ongoing accounting of what I'm doing. Very detailed, very time consuming.

Why does it work? Because it enables me to grasp where I left off and where I'm going at a relatively very fast clip.

15 min windows actually yield progress. It's small but every step closer to launching is something I celebrate.
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Interesting. This appears to be Greg Maxwell (gmaxwell) from Xiph.

Xiph is an organization that respects software patents. (As opposed to various other multimedia efforts like VideoLAN and libav that ignore them).
It's part of having a well-rounded education. I would be very hesitant to work with an engineer who refused to learn calculus because that ultimately harbors a culture of ignorance.
The work of a student is the property of the university, like the work of an employee is the property of the employer. It's the university that (temporarily, before transferring it) owns the copyright on the paper the Ph.D. submitted. Not the Ph.D.
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Well you scratched an itch which every immigrant who has come to the US to work has! So you actually did customer development but you did it subconciously :) ...

I used to check the damn website everyday 2 years ago before I got my g.c.

Get a designer to work on your site for a day and you'll be the top hit for this particular pain point. You need to show the relevant data you used to figure if someone is current. This will make it more trustable.

If you put a email form at the bottom for people interested in getting SMS updates for $5 a month, it'll be interesting to see if anyone signs up.
Calculus is in your curriculum to train your way of thought. Namely to improve your analytical skills and your ability to use abstract ways to formulate problems.
You will need that plenty in real time programming.
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This was pretty specifically anti-union behavior, although obviously nothing was done that would generate any paper trail. I am sure there was some exaggeration due to human nature, but it is basically an open secret that large non-union shops will do just about anything to prevent unions from forming.

It may be different for line employees, the people I knew worked skilled trades, electrician, hvac, etc.
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Right, I didn't realise that mechanism existed, thanks for the heads up. It makes sense, removing the opportunity for slippery dealings with preferential treatment of some debt over the rest.
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Finally the only right move to do. If you look at greece's huge debt, it was clear that - even in booming economic times - they could have never managed to pay it all back.

Yes the greece default rating, will bring some pressure to the (mostly europrean) banks, but I'm sure the world will not stop moving, it might actually be the first step out of the euro crisis.
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HeadJS appears to be abandoned by its developer, FWIW: https://github.com/headjs/headjs/issues/152
I was taking issue of the OPs use of the word "license." A license grants you additional rights you would not otherwise possess.

If I'm discussing what actions are, by default, allowed -- well, it isn't very useful to tag a clause onto every statement saying "Unless a legal contract/agreement prevents you from doing otherwise."

That's taken as understood, and only worth mentioning if it is a right or freedom you can't sign away.
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Go team has stopped pushing the "systems language" label for Go, probably because discussions were derailed by philosophications about what is and isn't systems programming.

Now they refer to it simply as "general purpose programming language" although, unsurprisingly, the label still persists from the early usage.

Go isn't good at some things that some people consider systems programming so it's best to stop thinking of it that way.

Go is a programming language, good for some things (including both server and client web programming) and less good for some other things.
For that graphic to be any use at all, it needs to show the size of the US economy in comparison.

A $400,000 home loan looks pretty big if you visualize it in 1 cent pieces, but if you put it next to a $100,000 salary it looks pretty reasonable.

"US Unfunded Liabilities" is a stupid thing to measure anyway. That's like putting all your household expenses for the next 30 years on mortgage graph. Yes, you will need to pay them, but they aren't a debt at all.

Personally, I prefer seeing debt as a percentage of GDP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_public_debt#Measu...
Regular readers of Felix Salmon are far more likely to understand what the word "default" means than the general public.

It's an accurate statement, it's not some semantic sideshow.
"The total official financing will amount to an estimated 109 billion euro. This programme will be designed, notably through lower interest rates and extended maturities, to decisively improve the debt sustainability and refinancing profile of Greece."

Markets and especially the financial sector like banks (especially French banks) owning debt from Greece (or CDO) have positively reacted to the announce for a different reason that the one shown in the press IMHO. The major risk for the banks is the inability from a customer to pay their debt. With the current proposal the risk is again moved to the public sector where they will take the part of the debt that Greece cannot pay or pay with difficulties.

So for the banks, it's a great move as their current contribution is just a small part from their revenue removed of the interest rate on the debt while lowering down the risks of unpaid debt.

Without forgetting that the ECB is feeding the banks with a preferential rate (around 1%) for credit given to other countries by the banks with a higher rate (around 3-4%).

So the winner is clearly the financial sector. We removed the risks for you and States will cover by public financing. It's just like the "refinancing" for CDO in 2008...
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Tax (rate) increases during booms aren't required.

The idea is that the increased economic activity leads to additional tax revenue, which leads to surplus budgets. It is often possible to reduce tax rates during a boom and still keep a budget in surplus (eg, Australia managed that between 2005 & 2008)
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tl;dr: He faces a backlash because his post violated a federal law protecting student privacy. The takedown had nothing to do with cheating.
actually it does flip up and down, you just have to put the mirror on the ceiling. or on the floor.

so to conclude; by definition of this question the result is fixed, you are allowed to fix y- axis but not x-axis when you are translating mirror image to real world image.
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Awesome. This is the first time seeing a JS object move with my laptop. Wouldn't have noticed if you had not pointed it out. Thanks.
I use yepnope, it does the same thing and is very active, it's now part of modernizr which is used by google, microsoft, twitter and more:

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That's true, they're still planning to use the Falcon 9. I'm all for Google's prize and I think CMU is doing a great job. What bothers me is that significant incentives exist; SpaceX bids for plenty of contracts to deliver payloads to orbit or the space station. (http://www.spacex.com/launch_manifest.php)

Yes, there's plenty of room to expand into space tourism, space reality TV shows, and make money from that. But take the last paragraph of this article - "People become part of moon exploration" - why so rushed? Let's get a commercial crew to space in one piece first, and talk about bringing the people in later.

Really I agree - I just think the entrepreneurial ideas have gotten away with themselves too early in the game.
Be careful of what you read..there are a lot of biased mouth-pieces adding their two cents in the reporting..

A less biased report that actually matches what the judge said:
http://www.mercurynews.com/weird-news/ci_18525231?nclick_che...
AFAIK, `defer` only works in IE, and `async` only works in: IE10p2+, Chrome 11+, Safari 5+, Firefox 3.6+

So some browsers would be left out, right?
Wait, wait: "Unless the U.S. government fixes the budget, nation's CREDIT CARD debt will topple 15 trillion by Christmas 2011."

Is this meaning US consumer credit card debt? If so, that's hardly the US government budget's fault. That one is odd at best.
The ratings agencies have said that arm-twisting bondholders to accept new bonds with less favourable conditions amounts to a default.

I promise to pay you $100 tomorrow. I then tell you you'll get your money in 30 years and at a much lower interest rate. That's breaking the original promise, even though I haven't actually 'not paid you back'.