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It's hard to believe that booth babes actually work in sales. I assume everyone knows that they are not going to get her number. She can't answer any questions obviously. Am I in the minority for feeling that hired fake flirty girls are insulting my intelligence with such a shallow attempt to manipulate me?

This actually made me wonder if they occasionally do get picked up. There must be some reason that guys think talking to them is not a waste of time...
Regarding #1, The video game console market is in decline and has been since 2009.
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http://rscott.org/dns/GoDaddy_Selective_DNS_Blackouts_Update.htm
This is really not the proper way to report a vulnerability.
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Do you really think there aren't backdoors in US made phones?
And Godaddy's response:

http://rscott.org/dns/GoDaddy_Selective_DNS_Blackouts_Update...
Mine worked, thanks I guess? Already own the game for XB360.
It has been all over the internet for most of today, the original list was leaked and now someone has leaked the directory.
Here's Baidu's official website for the OS.
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>More than Android, I think Windows8 will be the big iPad tablet competitor.

My probability of that happening in the consumer space is fairly low unless Windows8 comes to be able to run snappily on tablets whose exterior does not get hot to the touch. (The exterior of the iPad never gets hot to the touch.) And my probability that MS (and Intel) will achieve that is fairly low because my probability is fairly low that MS and Intel (considered a single entity cooperating to expand into the consumer tablet market) will come to understand and take the "heat factor" sufficiently seriously.

But IMHO even if Windows8 tablets (as I expect) will get hot to the touch, Windows8 tablets will probably eventually succeed in mostly expelling the iPad from the enterprise (because employees have much less freedom to choose their hardware than consumers do and will tend much more strongly to put up with hot external surfaces).
I was actually trying to find a good one to use when first trying to be lazy but to no avail.

A few friends also (unsuccessfully) tried in parallel to get the password and they were using IDA (http://www.hex-rays.com/idapro/) but I have not personally tried it. It seems like a good option (although it is not open source, which irks me a little :P).

I also tried to use an existing ASM-to-C decompiler called Boomerang (http://boomerang.sourceforge.net/license.php) but the output was a complete mess to understand (and compile). Maybe I'll try writing one of these when I'm bored on another lazy Friday :)

Any other (preferably open) recommendations for Linux?
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I am in this exact same situation. Looking forward to the influx of 'Ultrabooks.'
Makes sense. Intel would certainly want people to use PC laptops that use intel chips throughout, rather than Apple computers that use intel chips throughout.

Don't interrupt, it's on a website, it must make sense somehow.
That is much better! I had to dig up the articles on the AT&T syntax to understand the plain objdump out but with this, that's no longer needed. I need to get to know my tools much more :)
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I don't think it is productive to blame "the players". In fact, it obscures the issue.

Look at it from the perspective of the patents (in a Dawkins sense). Patents want to make money. Patents grant exclusivity to something valuable. In a capitalist society they will naturally be acquired by whoever can make the most money. Maybe not initially but over time they will find the right (value maximizing) host. There is an inevitability to this. The value maximizing host seem to be so called patent trolls.

The role of government is to set the rules/bounds for capitalism. With patents you could argue that there is a problem with the rules. But I don't think you can blame the players once the rules are set. Capitalism is not about morality, but profit maximizing and resource allocation. The solution is simple. Change the rules of the game.

As a side note Paul Graham's patent pledge attacks the wrong side of the problem and will therefore not be effective. Instead create a pledge for companies that want to change the game and let them be vocal about it.
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You don't seriously think the male unconscious mind is that rational do you?
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That was clearly not her argument. The tangent has nothing to do with modeling specifically. You implied that choosing social responsibility over maximizing the business is a mistake, when in fact, it is not.
Um, what do you mean by "decline"? That the rate of growth has plateaued ( http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/38279676/ns/today-today_tech/ )? Or something else?

I'm not trying to be a pissant, I just haven't heard such an opinion before.
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I can buy vegetables and fruit at the store but it's not just-picked fresh. Why couldn't I buy right off the plant from a neighbor a few minutes' walk away?
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With iOS and Android devices, given their faster hardware evolution cycle compare to traditional consoles (1 year vs 8 years), it will only get worse for Nintendo. I think both Sony and MS can adapt better since they have real mobile devices.
Apple's done two successful architecture changes on their desktop OS (68k->PPC->x86). Microsoft's done none.

Traditionally, MS has been very good at maintaining compatibility through different versions. Maybe they'd make an architecture change easily, but they haven't had to do so yet.
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Headlines like this really irritate me. It should read "Apple vs Microsoft: Here's what I prefer" rather than making it out that the article is about public opinion (ie "you").

There were some valid comparisons for why he evidently prefers the new MS UI (in the iphoto vs picture gallery comparison, anyway), but the whole way through all I could think was "don't tell me what I prefer".
I regret that DirectX won over OpenGL.
Yeah, I hate to think about how long I suffered used objdump before I thought to check the manpage for that. :)
Closest you can get is something like this: http://hnpoints.com/about

Otherwise, no, the information simply isn't available.
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Do you know how to find out more about this?

I remember reading about how some Mafioso case in the early 00's included evidence recorded over a Nokia when it was supposedly off.

It seems like modern devices would have similar capabilities, but I don't know of any place to learn about it. Shouldn't an employee of Apple or Google or Motorola have leaked the deets somewhere? Shouldn't there be a site catering to the hacker demographic listing, at the very least, court cases that use interesting information?
Sure, but it’s true for some people. Wasn’t there a story about someone’s mom who was afraid to install programs on the PC but enjoys installing apps to her new iPad? Now substitute a Galaxy Tab for the iPad and have her read a story about Android app malware in her Reader’s Digest.
'Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. Please try your request again later. Why did this happen?'

I got this earlier when I tried to open several cached links at once. An hour or two later and I'm still getting it for no reason. Wireshark confirms and I have a public IP address.
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I hate articles like this.

(1) When did aspiring to a good life become wrong? The article seems to sympathize with Dharmesh Shah of Hubspot who whines about having to pay devs a middle class wage.

(2) Since I've seen this with the dude from seo moz and other places: To all of you whining about your inability to hire software engineers, what exactly are you doing to grow your own? Are you aggressively hiring interns so you get first shot when they graduate? Are you lobbying your state and national reps to fund universities? There are plenty of smart people entering college this fall; in 4 years, some of them will be cs graduates. It seems like on the margin a lot of smart people enter finance or law or other fields; what are you doing to attract them to software engineering? What are you doing about the rampant sexism that helps turn off a lot of women (that's 1/2 your potential engineers) to development as a career?
Of course it's Ruby.
Like any kind of spamming, I'm sure it will be stopped, especially if it's not even automated.
Intel processors are major power hogs and there's no way they can make them significantly better.

This simply isn't true - or at least it ignores half the issue.

For their performance, Intel chips aren't powerhogs. A i5 uses a lot more power than a Tegra2/A5, but is a lot more powerful.

An Atom use a bit more power than Tegra2/A5, but is a bit more powerful.

Intel is pushing Atom down into ARM territory in terms of power usage, and ARM is moving up towards Atom - and, to the surprise of no one who knows what they are talking about - the power usage at the same level of performance is roughly the same.

Arstechnica had an excellent article about this back when NVidia started talking about their desktop ARM push: http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2011/02/nvidia-30-and-t...

A good quote:

It's also the case that as ARM moves up the performance ladder, it will necessarily start to drop in terms of power efficiency. Again, there is no magic pixie dust here, and the impact of the ISA alone on power consumption in processors that draw many tens of watts is negligible. A multicore ARM chip and a multicore Xeon chip that give similar performance on compute-intensive workloads will have similar power profiles; to believe otherwise is to believe in magical little ARM performance elves.

Intel isn't out of this game by a long shot. For example (Intel powered) Chromebooks perform roughly as well as an iPad in terms of battery life. There is little evidence that an ARM powered Airbook would do any better if it offered similar levels of performance (unless you believe in the magical ARM performance elves mentioned above).
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I wear a suit because it shows I give a damn, and occasionally to look a little older.

Many people in startups wear costumes too, just a different sort for a different purpose.

I realize that people in tech generally avoid "suits", but there is a time and place for dressing up and there are certain industries where you need to wear the uniform to play the game. Maybe it works to show up in flip flops as the founder of Facebook, but if you're trying to sell someone a mission critical product and they're going to spend tens of thousands of dollars...

...oh man, I digress, this thinking deserves a blog post of its own.
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You're holding the wrong end of the rifle at the moment - women in tight clothing and other stuff meant to draw attention are not 'the best way to sell your product', they're just advertising. Only when one has become interested in something can you sell him a product thanks to technical merits.
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Well one "back door" is that companies (Google, AT&T, etc.) log large amounts of info about your phone's usage, including GPS coordinates, etc., which are only a warrant (often an automated one) away from being obtained by authorities.
That's a pretty tough question to answer. I agree with some of the comments below (well the ones I read) that anything you say about your manager that's sour will look poorly on you. My opinion would be to express that you loved the company and former head dev manager. Don't leave a sour taste in their mouth and be the "bigger" person about this. If you are truly an awesome dev, you will find great work and they'll respect you more than your previous company. Good luck to you.
Graphics drivers on Linux have a long ways to go before they need to worry about things like this. I can't even run a composited desktop on my Radeon HD 6310 without tearing, video corruption, horizontal black and white bars and unrecoverable errors where the entire screen looks like it has been run through a pixelated blur function.

This is the same on old and new kernels (anywhere from 2.6.38 to 3.0), and cross distro (Fedora and Ubuntu).
I could port it to Python if you want? ;) I probably wouldn't have done this when Python was my main language, though. That community has a much harder time laughing at itself than Ruby's does.
As a former college football player, I could not agree more with this comment. Years later, when the pain is shooting through your back, the only "flame" is the one you feel burning through your nervous system. It's a brutal sport and I'm more than happy to only be watching these days. For the benefit of my children, I will do everything I can to discourage them from playing too.

It's one thing to be a spectator by choice, but when you're forced into the role, it's a completely different story.

P.S. That said, thank you for reminding us of the question, "who wants to live forever" - it is perhaps the single most epic line from the 1980 film Flash Gordon.
I think I can trust more the CyanogenMod that I'm running on my HTC phone than anything coming from a Chinese closed-source firm.
OSX + IOS + Android + Linux + WebGL + Windows vs. Windows

And you are calling the game now?
And now it sounds like Baidu will be partnering with Dell to make tablets and mobile handsets.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/09/06/us-dell-baidu-idUS...
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True, but the real "alive and wellness" of the PowerPC family is in embedded devices like engine management computers for cars.

I think one of the big reasons behind Apple pulling out of PowerPC was that Intel were developing for the personal computer (and commodity server) aspects of cpu chip use and reacting to the requirements of that market, where Motorola were much more beholden to companies like Ford and Toyota and Hyundai, who wanted long-production-life products for 10year lifespan fuel injection or antilock brake systems. Apple couldn't swing power over the future development roadmap for PowerPC at Motorola in the same way that HP/Compaq/Dell managed with Intel.
I beg to differ -- touch rugby is actually quite fun, very energetic, and a reasonable simulacrum of the real game.
The other piece that everybody seems to be missing is that they've just leaked the unique IDs for every eligible AMD product. I don't know if those can be abused in some manner, but those are out there too, now.
It's baffling that no one at Google is able to foresee obvious ways of abusing the features of their products. It really should be someone's job to try to anticipate these problems and prevent them before new products or features are released.
Yeah, it is inevitable that we will do a little spectating. I got my insight into the pointlessness of watching spectator sports from watching Seinfeld, watching TV, another spectator activity. I still enjoy comedies and movies and they don't make me depressed like watching professional sport. I try to limit my time on sites like Hacker News for the same reason I try to limit my TV.

Anytime I think of the masses of creative output of greats like Beethoven, Picasso, Edison I think to myself - "The amazing power of not watching TV for four hours a day."
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Seriously Google? Why remain tightlipped about this? This is the way the end starts.
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tldr: The new owners of GoDaddy have decided to block DNS traffic rather then invest in their infrastructure to handle the additional load. See also: bridges, roads, wireless carriers.
OK - your goal should be to make value, and extract some of that value.

Your goal should not be to create something of negligible value, and extract far more than value than you created simply by doing everything you can to shovel other people's money into your pockets.

Some algorithms are greedy - they maximize their returns at every step, without caring about future returns. Greedy algorithms are not the most effective.
I've seen many PHP frameworks, and this in anything but simple. Starting with something like Kohana requires almost no training, while this uses some really advanced PHP stuff, which means your junior and mid level programmers will spend a lot of time figuring it out and debugging silly typos.
Working as a male in a female dominated profession it is painfully obvious that this kind of behavior is not unique to men. I find it ironic that people want women somehow exempt from this unconscious behavior. It is not hard to spot the people male or female that dress to be taken seriously. I avoid the likely coulees sales rep irrigardless of gender and how they dress is a huge part of how I determine who needs to be avoided so i will not waste my time. If you are dressed like a salesmen or eye candy you have lost half the battle irrigardless of sex.

The only issue I see is how do you avoid forcing the ligitamate women into a second class uniform of sorts ie geek girl so they can be taken seriously.
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Obviously you have never been through an 'audit' before, and last I checked, the IRS is very inhuman
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Three data points from your post:

1) You have more than one admin

2) Said admins stay at the Ritz

3) The only reason you can imagine that a company would not pay for luxury accommodations is a lack of caring

From this, I deduce... you do not work at an early stage startup. Perhaps your comment was inadvertently cross-posted from your investment banker peer support group?
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The OP seems to forget that code is a living, breathing thing, and it runs in a changing environment. Versioned file systems are a good idea now because storage is cheap; they were a bad idea years ago. And Apple isn't avoiding a versioned file system because they hate you, or because of profits; they're doing it because they have to stay backwards compatible with programs that don't know how to work with a versioned file system. Fundamentals matter; agreed. But unfortunately, you can only choose fundamentals once, unless you (like, say, the Linux kernel) can rewrite all software that uses your system. So instead of whining about people choosing the wrong fundamentals while abusing colorful analogies, do some research on helping ordinary programmers write future-proof systems. Think: what would have been a design that would allow us to transition from non-versioned to versioned file system. And remember that Plan9 didn't win, Linux just slowly stole features from it (and is continuing to do so).
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In that case, all those fancy scientists have agreed on a term that no-one else uses anymore because it does not accurately describe what is really happening, which we call "climate change". So much for Nobel Prizes eh?

It is exactly as I say: outside their specialist field, every scientist is just a layperson like you or I. Perhaps you ought to check out what a real expert, Dr John Theon, has to say: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/01/28/nasa_climate_theon/
whooooahhh buddy -- did you just seriously have the audacity to use the phrase "other people's money" wrt to collecting taxes?? Seriously??
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That's probably because of the recession, and because the current home consoles were introduced in 2005 and 2006.
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Can someone explain the implications of this a little clearer? It sounds bad, but I don't understand why.
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They have always supported multiple architectures - Win NT ran on Alpha, CE had ARM port, they had IA64 version of Windows server. Technically x86 to x86-64 also is a architecture change and they sailed pretty well thru it given most shipping Windows version today is 64 bit.
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