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My point is that I understand that, I'm not expecting the system restrict itself in any way shape or form, this is par for the course in many places around the world where no quarter can be expected from the authorities. They can't continue to compel you for more and more passphrases for more and more encrypted shadow volumes that they're not even aware actually exist, this is what it eventually reduces down to.
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Yes, please! And Firefly...
For one, this puts VMWare in a very good light with engineers who might have to choose a VM platform, just as with Redis. I confess that I generally like Google because they gave away a lot to the community, this can work for VMWare too. Kudos to them :)
They've taken the playbook from Apple on its stores. When the Apple store opened they only had like 4 products to display. But they made displayed the hell out of them.
Here's a couple of articles on the Netherlands and Sweden:

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/408927_5
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/news/articles/070318/26sex.htm

The original link of this thread, which talks about the sex ed classes of a Mr Al Vernacchio, does strike me as a pretty detailed example of the kind of model that some European countries are practicing.

And I'll finish with another example from my own experience that illustrates the wider difference in attitude that I alluded to: I visited Germany about 6 or so years ago. One day we went to an area near Potsdam, I think it was Wannsee. This area has a lot of beautiful old architecture and park land and people can swim in some of these parks because they back onto a lake but this area is still very much a developed part of the Berlin/Potsdam area.

We went there with a small group of people, got lake-side and people started taking their clothes off to swim naked in the lake. This was a group of male and female people, almost none of which were in any kind of intimate relationship with each other. And in the middle of the day, with streets nearby and many people walking around the park and surrounding area. It wasn't specifically designated as a nude swimming area, it was just a swimming area and some people swam nude, some didn't and neither caused any issues for anyone.

This is one example that I noticed while in Europe but there were more of these situations where nudity or sex were treated in just a very mature and reasonable way. Not as something that should be shunned and feared out of some kind of puritan obsession with the subject; which in its self I think is fuelled by deeply unsatisfied sexual desires.
Check this out:

http://www.lukew.com/resources/articles/psactions.asp

Google does this a lot. Facebook too. Hope it helps!
There's graphviz, which is pretty damn cool. http://www.graphviz.org/
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You haven't read Metz' past work if you think he's reciting a blind pitch. Don't talk out of your ass.
That's interesting. I would think there would be some kind of agreement with theaters and movie right suppliers to show the previews.
Also, the author (myself) reads Hacker News, including this comment. :)
debka.com is a very unreliable news source. i wouldn't give any value to its "military and Iranian sources".
Not confused; it's just typical for advisors to get NSOs and employees to get ISOs.
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Intrade gives him a 1.5% chance of being elected US President next year, which personally I think is vastly overestimating his chances. So, no.

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This is particularly true for those who work with children. Once rumors start circulating that your kid's 4th grade teacher "got busted for child porn", there's a high likelihood they'll never be able to teach again, even if the investigation clears them or the charge is thrown out. Sure, some parents will be understanding, but it only takes a few to cause a frenzy.

It's also important for those of us who browse the internet with our children present. If your first grader tells his friend he saw a naked picture of a little kid on daddy's computer, and an adult overhears, that's probably going to bring child protective services (or SRS or whatever it's called in your area). Once CPS is involved, your entire life comes under intense scrutiny.

Point being: exercise caution. Use NSFW labels whenever you link to nudity, especially child nudity, even if it's totally non-sexual.
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Wouldn't this move count as first-mover advantage, then?
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I'm under the impression that _no_ temporary visa, nor the visa waiver programmer, allow you to look for work. (if you already have an interview scheduled, that's a different matter).

Personally, I wouldn't lie to a border agent. So it might be worth checking with a consulate first or something.
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In Britain they won't. Our bank notes are officially withdrawn a few years after they are replaced with a new design at which point they can only be exchanged for new ones at banks. Even then I think there is a cut off point of ten years or so where you have to take your notes to the Bank of England if you want them exchanged for legal tender.
ABC is owned by Disney, NBC by Universal, CBS has a very close link to Viacom & FOX is, well FOX. Those aren't really "networks" they're small parts of huge content conglomerates that aren't going to just die off because Netflix has a few exclusives. Netflix can try to change into more of an HBO business model & maybe that's a good idea, but it's not one that is going to be putting any studios out of business. It's also a departure from the "get the movies you want at a cheap price" model that a lot of their current customers are accustomed to. I think they're going to have a tough time transitioning from being a content middleman to an exclusive content producer/distributor.
The current problem is that NBC is the only network that has streaming rights for the NFL. This is basically just an artifact of their deal with the NFL. Most likely when it comes time to renew contracts that exclusive clause will be marked out and the NFL will allow all stations that have rights to broadcast games online.

The NFL is pretty much the trend setter in the sports world when it comes to media. They were the first to figure out the right way to do a TV deal back in the early 70s, the first to start their own network, etc. It's only a matter of time.
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Streaming video will live whether or not Netflix does. I'm just pumped for another season of Arrested Development. Booya!
Looks like those outside US are reduced, yet again, to grey-market solutions.
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That would definitely be awesome, but it also seems very expensive. Hbo cost a lot more than netflix jet their target audience is usually much wider. Finally hbo, in my mind at least is as much a certificate of great tv as it is a channel. This is not the case for netflix.
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Those people took existing concepts and rearranged them in a way not previously done before. It is up to you to call that tweaking or inventing.
I'm a designer, and this got me wondering if it was possible to achieve the same effect using Photshop. Turns out it's actually possible, so I wrote a quick tutorial:

http://www.attackofdesign.com/how-to-build-a-portrait-with-d...
Most seats are numbered except in smaller cinemas.
I remember hearing him say in an interview, if he wanted the device early Apple would've gave it to him, but he wanted to queue up at an Apple store on launch day because it was more exciting that way.
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The problem is the massive amount of revenue the NFL gets from television deals. They would need a paid streaming plan, with many of the same blackout provisions, to make up for that.
i think youre confusing entrepreneurial with lack of integrity and mental discipline.
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That's generally the stuff I like to listen to though.

EDIT: Not that I'm about to go and hunt down the CD's, I probably wouldn't have heard of most of the artists if it were not for streaming services that facilitate discovery.
That is a very nice thing he did. Thank you Sergey Brin.
Something like this happened to me several years back... I accidentally deleted a table full of emails out of a spam appliance when I thought I was in my development window. Thanking my stars it happened at 5pm on a Friday afternoon, took me the entire weekend to reconstruct the database. Ever since then I set my production terminal backgrounds to bright red so I can't miss what window I'm in :)
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Arrogant nationalist. Not everyone is American and and for that reason gets screwed from everything from current tv (yeah I like to see shows 3 years after they were current) to innovative things like netflix, hulu and even iTunes tv show store.
Interesting idea, I'm not sure I agree though. I hear Pixar do something where everyone's ideas are reviewed and often openly criticised no matter who came up with them. It sounded like everyone was cool with that being the process though. That's got to be the ideal if you can achieve it.
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Not really. That's pretty high compared to print advertising, billboards, TV/radio etc.
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> Yes. I read the magazine for the content, not for the ads.

The line between the two is very blurred. For example, a review of a new video card, is really just an advert.
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While it is indeed true, this isn't a very unique talent and I really don't think that any nurturing is required. I comlpetely agree with the first comment that this seems to not fall within Hacker News guidelines.
While the aesthetic quality of the photos is indeed quite high, I fear for Hacker News being "reddit"-ified.
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Barnes & Noble see moving into the tech industry as the next move for the company, but because, as a company rooted in the business of physical books, they lack a patent "moat" to protect themselves against other big tech companies. It will be difficult for B&N to produce anything but low margin commodity devices. Any differentiation from other devices will eventually drag B&N into a patent battle. Their (possibly) declining physical book business would make it hard to purchase a portfolio from a dying tech company.

One day, here comes Microsoft demanding from B&N a license fee per device for some obvious patents. Since B&N is building a platform that sell high margin products (e-books), the license fee is likely to be affordable....at least until Amazon comes along with patents for a "online bookstore"... Yet... What a perfect opportunity to rack up a storm, raising awareness of the ridiculous patents owned by existing companies!

It is in B&N's interest to devalue existing patent portfolios of their current and future competitors in the tech industry, and they are trying to do exactly that. Even if the plan fails and politicians are unmoved, future tech companies may think twice before threatening B&N with a patent lawsuit... B&N is actually going to bother to find all the pieces of prior art!

We shouldn't be surprised a bookstore is fighting against software patents, because we know an existing technology company, with software patents valued at billions, are definitely not going to do it. It had to be a large company that could afford such a fight but the large company had to not have invested heavily into a technology business. Companies with no stake in a technology business would have no interest in demolishing software patents... unless it is moving into it. What companies making such a move? A company that is facing a fast declining market for its products.[1]

Such a company can only be a bookstore. [2]

[1] If it wasn't fast declining, they wouldn't be doing anything. Imagine putting a frog in a slow cooker, compared to putting a frog in boiling water.

[2] It could have been a company in the music industry... but I think it might be too late for those guys. All they can do is try to hang on to what they've got.
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Timeouts probably.

If you mean why is it a problem at all, it's usually because of database size. On any large scale deployment (ie you have at least a million users) schema modifications will take hours. The only way to do reliable schema modifications is to have extra capacity and do it in stages. Also, your forward changes have to be backwards compatible. (AKA you're not allowed to both add and remove a column at the same time.)

The way to do it is to take some of your slaves out of the request pool and run the alter tables on them. You do this many times depending on your available capacity. (You probably can't just rip out half your slaves, you probably need to do at least 3 batches.) After you've altered all your slaves you can promote one to master and take the master offline to do its own alter. Then you push the code changes to production and add the old master back into the pool as a slave once it's done its alter.

In this scenario you need 3x the time the alter takes. So if the alter takes 6-7 hours (common in mysql if you have a large-ish table) it's going to take you at least 18 hours before you can push your code that depends on a database change.

Doing this manually at scale instead of an automated deployment process is extremely risky and will almost certainly be screwed up often.

This is one of the main reasons people are hoping schemaless databases work out in practice.
Yes: something like Google Music is currently much better implemented as a native application; the browser support for audio interfaces, particularly in mobile browsers, is very poor. Meanwhile, the UI you want is often very custom for a music player: small, dense, and omnipresent.

However, the NYT example is really poor: the quality difference between an HTML5 offline application and a native application, for that specific use case, is going to be very small, if not downright negligible. The specific issues you brought up involving network connectivity aren't even true.

With the HTML5 offline application cache, all of the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, will be cached locally, atomically stored and updated in MobileSafari's WebApp cache; you can therefore go to the website, even without any Internet access, and still get the site. If it is implemented well, you will also be able to browse previously downloaded news, which could be stored in HTML5 localStorage or Web SQL.

Finally, due to proxy server limitations, it isn't like the native alternative will be doing anything different than the web application with respect to "pull[ing] down" "more efficient data": both are going to be using HTTP requests, which will have identical overhead, and both could download the same data format.

So, no: I think you are drastically over-generalizing, and should spend some time looking into the more advanced mechanisms that are now available for developing HTML5-based applications on these devices. You may think you have had bad experiences with web applications, but frankly you probably have only ever used one or two (maybe even zero) HTML5 offline applications (they are fairly rare).
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Will the rational people ride to my rescue? If not, I fail to see what your point is. So, some people will be rational enough to see through the bullshit, but the vast majority of the world will not, and unfortunately one doesn't have much control who he/she runs into in their lifetime.
(You might already be aware of this, but it's relevant to the post and others might be curious.)

I'm sure that more effort than this was put into the color matching, but the Photoshop color match function allows for statistical sampling of an image/layer and applies those values to an existing image.

It can produce the same results and is one of the hidden gems of Photoshop that few users take advantage of. Not a filter, it's one of the adjustments.
Wow. In the USA, every once in a while you can even find a silver certificate, that someone probably put in the money supply unknowingly. The fact that our money is all the same size and color doesn't help much, I suppose...
Customer base is a BIG advantage if they're going to start signing up original content. They're playing to their strengths. Amazon is large, but Netflix is massively larger in terms of watchers. As a producer, which would you sign up with?
And thank god it will... being an avid AD fan outside the US I would otherwise have no access to it.

If Ron Howard wants to throw up a donation button somewhere for all us internationals I'll gladly chip in though :)
God bless nvi.

I will never understand why people go out of their way to write and maintain such monster configuration files.

Learning core/traditional vi gets one a long way, instead of delusioning themselves with false cleverness and productivity.
Is there a Vim equivalent of Emacs's C-h k followed by the key combo, which basically says, "Tell me what the official command name is for this keystroke?"
I am not convinced, that all that much has changed at the core -- despite Ed Bernay's work and the American Dream. Today, 1 in 6 Americans that were enslaved are rotting in prison etc. Another sign of a larger problem tp is alluding to.

And Al Gore -- besides obviously having invented the InterTubes -- was only reacting post festa. The PGP printout-book was scanned Down And Under (take that Regulators!), and free implementations of strong crypto were popping up everywhere (ie .de). Banning export was useless. If you can't beat them, join them, and Let the Commerce Profit! Recent history, given his commercial interests of the Intertube days (iGOOG Board). The Doors (of revolving perceptions :).
This type of attack has been possible for years, but wasn't really replicating until the advent of social networking. Here is the bug I filed with Mozilla the first time I saw this type of attack in the wild: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=527530

There is a lot of interesting discussion in the thread, and Brendan Eich shows up to throw up his two cents in as well.

Also, here is my blog post discussing an attack scenario: http://www.nathanhammond.com/social-engineering-issue-with-j...
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