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I guess you need to specify what you mean by "tolerate"

If you're saying it's organizationally foolish to let Stallman be the face of the FSF due to his insensitivity... I can see a good argument there.

If you're saying we need to stop "tolerating" nerd insensitivity by condemning them on blogs and refusing to use their software and stuff like that, then I just think that is childish and pointless.
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Makes sense that a company that dogfoods its own products would also use competitors products to see how they measure up. Competitive intelligence is common among large companies, however you don't see it much in the valley.
I think the same but changing the context to Mexico.
We're sesame street creators the first to use content testing(borrowed from direct mail ads) in a systematic way for children TV ? wasn't this the source of they're success ?
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No, it is completely distasteful, and representative of actions that caused me to slowly change from being an FSF associate member to believing that FSF is a threat to free software rather than an asset.

Of course, RMS is not speaking for the FSF here, but there in recent years there is a history of missteps (Emacs virgins) and childish campaigns (Windows 7 sinds, Bad Vista, etc.) associated with the FSF.

It seems that RMS and the FSF (through zealotry) have become disconnect to most of society. Take the Apple Genius Bar DDoSing action of the FSF a few years ago. To the FSF it will probably seem heroic, but to the general public it's just annoying. You needed some help with your iPod, and then there is a bunch of annoying geeks blocking the Genius Bar, making you wait hours rather than minutes, just when you had to pick up your child from school. The next time that person reads about 'free software' or a 'free software operating system' he/she will think back about that bad experience and probably dismiss it.

Where is the humanity?
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Lots of differences: for a start, much more will be remembered of our times than is remembered from 1000 years ago. Historians in the future will be trying to determine what is important from too much data.

So you'd expect that someone who rises in the general consciousness now to actually be far more impactful than the 'ancient greats'.
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I was told recently by someone working with DoD equipment that although USB flash drives were banned, certain USB hard drives were still OK. He was telling me this because it was so hilarious and alarming.
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Exactly. I don't get why some programmers want everybody to be programmers.
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Jobs also brought DRM-free internet music stores to the masses.
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Well if you ever printed from OSX then you used CUPS which is a GNU tool. The shell is filled with them, if you ever used bash you used a GNU tool. You might say I never used that stuff directly but GNU libraries, shell scripts etc... are built into so many other applications that it's hard to not use any at all. Most applications written in C on the mac are probably compiled with gcc that means they have gnu code in them. I'm not 100% sure but doesn't all iOS app also get compiled with gcc? Xcode includes it as the default compiler.

Apple has done a good job hiding those things from us to build a user friendly operating system and tools on top but at the bottom there a bunch of GNU tools.

I guess it depends how gnugan you want to be. But it's probably got some GNU code in everywhere.
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That's a strange qualification for a "good speaker". Reliable, maybe. Good - I don't know, but it sounded like crap in that video (maybe just a bad recording).

Less mass to move means less inertia. For precise playback of high frequencies, this is what you want. So having no moving parts in a tweeter is a great start. As a next step, one could figure out how to reduce the distortion that makes it "sound like crap".
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"We don't have any physical presence in Illinois, so we don't really care about their laws," is what I'm guessing.
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I couldn't agree with you more. What you just said reminded me of how IBM first reacted to personal computers. The crux of innovation is disrupting the existing model. Thats what Apple did with its iPod and iTunes product.

The author has mentioned very few education companies outside of the standardized tests/textbooks/tutoring model. Companies like Wireless Generation, Khan Academy, P2PU are the ones that are really disrupting how education is delivered. Another education company called Zinch which was purchased by Chegg turned the admissions process on its head. These are the type of innovations that education industry will have. It will be sad if we all sit around with our arms crossed thinking that it can't be done for the next 20 years because the technology is ripe and so is adoption...
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On the complaint he raised - "Oh no, I hand delivered it and wrote it with help of a lawyer. The complaint itself is about 50 pages long outlining everything from deceptive advertising to several violations of their state license."
Keep your friend close, but keep your "enemies" or competitors closer. Make sense to compare results of both of these products.
I love the Apple way. Gave me lots of extra time to pursue other interests. Remember, you rely on a lot of people who aren't good at computers but have other skills.
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I don't see how he got burnt. He decided he wanted to accept credit cards directly, instead of having customers use their PayPal accounts to pay him, and so started using a PayPal service he had not been using before.

That means he's going to be subject to the same kind of things other merchants who accept credit cards have to put up with (everywhere, not just at PayPal), including acquiring banks deciding to hold a reserve to offset their risk.

The acquiring bank is on the hook to the credit card associations and issuing banks for any chargebacks that he can not cover. Worst case would be if he goes out of business leaving no money, and a year's worth of his customers chargeback. The acquiring bank is on the hook for all of that.

From a risk point of view, an acquiring bank is in about the same position as a bank that is giving you a loan, collateralized by your business, in the amount of a year's worth of your credit card sales.
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I'm on Lion. Installed the app, launched, window comes up but connections are not listed.

Restarted the computer. Connections are still not listed.

Reinstalled as per FAQ. Still not working.

Am I doing something wrong?
> I made several queries that Siri couldn’t answer.

This is very impressive: the problems weren't voice recognition problems.
Thanks for the summary and sorry to nitpick. But, in point 9, did you mean "A players hire A players"?
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If you have a non-compete with Microsoft, and the terms of the non-compete say Washington law is to be used, and you take a job in California, and Microsoft sues in California, California's strong policy against non-competes will apply. Those parts of the Microsoft contract will be treated as void by the California court. Whatever remains will be interpreted using Washington law as construed by the California court.
That's like saying that Android preaches the nix way because it runs a Linux kernel. This is obviously false since the interface presented to the user pushes a completely different way of working and thinking. Using any of the listed software requires knowing what you're doing. It's the same situation on Linux and Windows, you can install PHP or Python all the same and need the equivalent amount of knowledge to do so. If you seriously can't see the 'Apple way' then take another look at their whole business model, which is making things simple enough for people with little training to use. The nix way consists of understanding how the system works, which is in direct opposition to the Apple way.
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Who f-ing cares. Guy is shadow compared to Steve. Why do people listen to this loser?
Why use the proprietary connectors for this? Audio in and out should be more than sufficient an interface for such a simple platform..
No connections come up even if you let the window stay open for a while?

Could you run "kextstat" on the terminal and see if "com.radiosilenceapp.nke.PrivateEye" is listed?
I'd love to see the tech mature over the next few years. E-ink would be great.

In the mean time, check out Gunnar glasses. They are fantastic.
You can actually still do that: drawing 5V doesn't require the phone to mount as a drive.
Interesting. So they're actually void and not merely voidable?
RMS deserves praise for starting the Free Software movement, but he has been a liability to it for quite some time now. Leaders that start movements are not always fit to lead them when movements grow.

And before you protest — have you met the man in person? If you haven't, you won't understand.
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The hard drive has to be scanned by an administrator before you're allowed to use it (not sure what this process entails). It also has to be encrypted, and won't mount unless it is encrypted with the proper DOD-approved software.

As far as I know, SSDs are not allowed, only magnetic drives.
I don't get your point.

Many (most?) companies will get you to sign some kind of NDA when you work for them. I've had interns work for me and had them sign them without problems. You say yours was heavy duty, so maybe there was something unique about it, but otherwise I don't see the problem.

I've never really seen any internet advice saying not to sign an NDA, either. The only related thing is advice not to try and get a VC to sign an NDA - but you are an intern, not a VC, and you are working for the company, not trying to get money from them. That's very different.

A NDA is very different to a Non-Compete.
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Non-competes aren't enforcable in California, but in much of the US they are. There was an article on HN about a woman (in Boston?) who'd been fired from a position because of a non-compete.
Jobs loved what he did and believed in it. RMS certainly is same.

I respect Jobs for `the inspiration` while I respect RMS for what `he offered to the world`.
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A nice way to test your assumptions here is to pretend that you have perfect voice recognition of the above input already working, then figure out what software you need to write in order to answer all of the above questions.

Does the tech to answer those questions (especially the ones with follow up and references) already exist? If so then this might become a reality soon.

If you see some issues with parsing those sentences when they're input as strings then those issues will not magically go away with perfect speech recognition.

Can you answer all those questions with state of the art software?
Is Paypal considered a bank and subject to similar regulation? I find that they seem to be getting away with a lot of things that wouldn't be acceptable with other financial institutions.
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>Gave me lots of extra time to pursue other interests.

Honestly, I don't get this argument. I set a Linux installation up once, configure it how I like it, which takes a day or two in total, then I'm set for a few years. The administration on my system consists of running "pacman -Syu" every month or so then rebooting the system. So that's what, ~40 hours (high estimate at 1 hour per update to account for Murphy's Law + two 8 hour days) worth of work for having a streamlined workflow for 3 years. By making the system more efficient and tailored to my needs, I save much more time by not having to do repetitive things. It's that whole deal about working smarter, not harder; or thinking about the long, not short term.

I suppose that the argument makes sense from the perspective of the initial time investment to get over the learning curve, which, admittedly, is huge, but then there are real benefits to understanding the system that come with it. The learning curves of English and Math are even bigger but we don't complain about those since they let us perform essential tasks - just like computers do. Why the difference in approach?

Going off on a tangent - personally, I think that it's important to understand any system that one works with, whether it's a computer, one's own body and mind, a bicycle, society, family or a particle accelerator. I certainly don't fault anyone for not wanting to do the same but the benefits to truly understanding the world around us are huge.
I think there are a few key points that highlight why offsetting risk is not a valid justification for this behavior:

-A 30% default rate is absurdly high. There is no way 30% of the cards being used over the phone are stolen.

-Even if usage of the service stops, the Rolling Reserves are a permanent change to they way PayPal handles his account. He cannot turn this off, even if his risk profile goes to 0.

-PayPal is not even authorized to act as a bank in the state he lives and operates in.
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I disagree. It's one reason for them to try a free software package, decide that it sucks (it lacks most of the interesting libraries), and go back to using Matlab forever.

If on the other hand they were introduced to the python stack, which has a superior language and a lot of neat libraries (though not yet on par with Matlab), they might have a chance of sticking to it.
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Is anyone else too heads-down-busy working on their apps/projects to submit an application?

I feel that it would be a waste of time. Kind of like entering the lottery.
Agreed. Stating that a big nerd is one of the worst candidates for spokesperson of a good cause is similarly pointless.

Yet somehow he still continues to be just that.
No, the article makes it clear that PayPal is not a licensed bank in the state of Illinois and this behavior is presumably illegal. The author claims to have filed a complaint with the state's attorney general.
First of all, you should be measuring in points, not pixels. Secondly of all, why set font-size at all? Leave it at what the user has set it to and adapt your layout around the possibility of a range of font-size values.
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Charlie Rose interviewed Myrvold in 1996: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7896274730082503348 [lots of internet predictions/discussion]. It's truly fascinating how much the world has changed and how much things are the same... (half-way through, but hoping to catch him contradict himself on patents.)

P.S. Here are some other interviews he has done with Rose over the years:

1998.02: http://www.charlierose.com/view/interview/5101 [on Terraserver]

1998.06: http://www.charlierose.com/view/interview/4849 [on Microsoft]

2004: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1186228177272865169 [first IV interview]

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I have never heard of Larry, so my guess would be: chance that Larry will found and lead the FFSF (Forked Free Software Foundation) = 0%
It's the second message in this document: http://www.anonymous-insider.net/free-software/research/1993...

The first message also gives a little more context.
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Which is perfectly in line with pretty much all of his life and advocacy: for RMS, user potential freedom (to much around with the internals of his device, software and hardware) trumps everything.

Therefore, as somebody making locked-down everything and locked-down everything cool Jobs was a nemesis figure. It makes perfect sense for Stallman to be glad he retired from current affairs, that Jobs had to retire due to death does not really enter in his thinking because as far as he's concerned it's a completely separate issue.

Those demonizing him for his comments are just idiots.
It works for me. Thanks for making this, keep up the good work!

Now if you introduce the option of blocking applications, I'd uninstall LittleSnitch for this.
You're wrong to associate "UAV" with small "remote-controlled" airplanes. There are much more sophisticated things out there, and also in the works.
I like the minimalism of this, just a connection monitor, nothing else. Great work!

1 feature request tough: I've installed RadioSilence also, and it would be very handy to be able to drag&drop apps from PrivateEye to RadioSilence to be silenced. Lack of this doesn't stop me from using this, but would make life a bit easier.
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I support open source on a pragmatic level as a way for people to share code so that they no longer have to "re-invent the wheel". Because of this I feel like it's petty and counter-productive for the FSF to refuse to share their "free" software with people because of the way that those people want to use the software. Truly free software should be released to the public without limitations on how and where it should be used.

To clarify: I know that my preferred model ignores the scummy/greedy tendencies of people to leech off work that others have done. However, I'd like for people to think of open source software as a gift given with no strings attached.
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It's not great, it's not creative at all. Hate the colors too. I love the color of raspberries, not this purple uglyness.
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Thanks!

You can use Radio Silence to block apps. It's on the same domain, and linked in the sidebar and header.
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Can Google really do social?
I had a discussion with a friend who used to work at Google today. We both arrived at the conclusion that Google as a company can't truly make a social product because the people who work there aren't social themselves. (Of course, I am stereotyping and there are outliers in my said assumptions.) We both thought that Google as a company is not built for [1] design, [2] social apps because, as a company, it values opinions coming from the technical, left-brained enginees than right-brained individuals and even institutes a hiring process that picks prospective applicants based on algorithms.

While I believe that technical people are the true innovators of companies in the early stage - and this is exactly what helped Google succeed. At the size that Google is now, it can't rely on a group of employees who are, in many ways, exactly alike. A company at the current size of Google needs diverse thinking to truly innovate and produce social apps.

In order to make a social product, you have to be living it. There are a million of design decisions that goes into making an internet product and, without putting your heart and soul into it, the product is not likely to succeed.
Clever, thanks!

Radio Silence already supports drag & drop. Hadn't thought about the option to drag apps out of Private Eye. This just landed on my todo list.
You've got to be reading a different RMS posting from the one I'm reading. It's certainly not "completely distasteful". As for the rest of your reply, I don't see how it relates to this.

For reference, this is the RMS posting I'm reading:

http://stallman.org/archives/2011-jul-oct.html#06_October_20...
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He could have made that statement when Jobs stepped down but chose to do it after he died, so I'm assuming that he made no such distinction.

That said, I do agree that walled gardens are bad but there are more effective ways of delivering that message, to use someones death and name recognition to further your agenda is not in good taste.
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How can you say that in general? Dirty tricks do happen. It is naive to assume everything is squeaky clean. I also think it is disingenuous to use the word conspiracy here, as if he made some tinfoil hat statement.
I don't think it's that bad, but I agree the colors are wrong. They should have used the color that the raspberries are in their blog picture above.