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Even if you were to statically compile a software build from 5 years ago, it may require newer kernel features such as inotify (instead of dnotify). At some point of time the application authors (correctly) made a decision to throw out the old and go with the new. This is not a kernel issue (because old systems such as dnotify are still supported). But from a user perspective, it looks like the kernel is to blame, even if this assumption is incorrect.
I try to avoid too many examples out of the posts, in order to keep them succinct. I also feel this allows for more interpretation/exploration on behalf of the reader. Does that make sense?
I can't help but think it should be investigation & discernment & equanimity rather than acceptance. In buddhism, (as far as i've seen) peace doesn't come from trusting that there's beauty in everything.
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Yeah, we almost have this working an know there is a huge demand for it. Still a few technical hurdles to solve though.
Trading security / bug fix updates in the process
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2. Most professors don't care about the subjects they teach enough to care about how students are doing.

I would disagree with this quite strongly. Most profs I've encountered love the subjects they work on - it's teaching they don't care much about.

This is mainly because teaching and research are minimally related topics which a single person is forced to perform for legacy reasons.
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One advantage to shared libs/dlls is that a security fix will be applied to all applications that depend on that. So if everyone statically links against insecure libA.a then all apps that depend on it need to ship a patch. Where as if libA is shipped as a shared library then one update needs to be applied. That's one advantage but maybe not the best.
The question is how does the data get to the iPhone, and yes, it appears it all goes through their servers.
I'd still get more out of what you write if you gave examples.
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I can't really go into much more detail than the first responder did without getting into trouble :)

Let's just say it's magic.
My wild-arsed guess is: http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome/branches/963/src/conte...

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Disclaimer (I have not tried the new one) How do you know they store it in clear text? Have you seen inside their database? I mean they could be accepting the password in clear text but maybe they run it though a MD5/Sh1/Salt process before it actually gets to the database.
Make it a point to talk to your parents, and siblings every other day. The absolute minimum should be once a week. Even just a quick "I am busy, but I just wanted to see how you guys doing". Just do it.
But, comparing anyone to de Raadt is easy :D
Indeed. A company commits mass GPL infringement (e.g. shipping GPL code to a million customers without following the terms of the license) and it gets settled with, at most, a minor lawsuit. A different company helps its users commit mass copyright infringement (linking to torrents) and its servers get raided and its officers sent to jail.
Just went through the process. I'm glad that you can take a few cracks at the video before you choose to upload it. Overall, people's opinions will be colored by how employers use the process.

If a company wants a bunch of work done for free then maybe it's a signal to move on. If the company uses the tool to respect the time of the applicants and make hiring more efficient, it's good for everyone. Perhaps HireArt can guide employers here on the best way to use the tool.
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I have had no issues with having my main monitor to the left or to the right. I have a laptop and at home my external monitor is to the right while at work it's to the left; KDE handles either version perfectly. The "hot" corners move to the extremes, as appropriate, and everything else works well too. In fact, over all, KDE has been the best system for multiple monitors I've used (choosing from several versions of Windows, OS X, Unity and Gnome 2).
I (site author) kinda thinks so - that's why we decided to make fun of it from afar
I was able to get the original before it was pulled from the App Store. it worked well, glad to see they found a work around. I expect some type of backlash from AT&T/Verizon/Sprint However, I hope they make enough to afford the lawyers.
I don't see why they don't just provide the API and ban cross posting if that is their concern. If they are willing to go on witch hunts searching for users whose names aren't real then I'm sure they can do the same for apps that are facilitating cross posting and retract keys.

Personally a big minus for me at the moment for G+ is the lack of a decent tablet app for it. The tablet apps are just the phone apps scaled up and they completely fail at it. This would be solved for them in about 5 minutes if Google would just open up an API.
I'm assuming you mean the ad-hoc password. I will change this in the next release.

I can assure you that the data is encrypted from the phone to the server and never stored anywhere.
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I don't disagree. I've been waiting for Bitcasa, which I intend to use as my media drive, but its not competing for Dropbox dollars for me. I guess maybe i'm just saying "Distributed large data storage is not a dropbox competitor" (the article and other instances I've heard of position these services as Dropbox competitors)
Thanks! Interesting stuff. My point is actually broader. I don't want engineers to be inspired by nobler things - I just want them to be inspired by bigger things. They may want to enslave everyone on the planet - that is a big goal indeed - and though I believe most will try to do good rather than bad, first they have to learn to think about the why before they start thinking about the what and the how.

The what will be cooler gadgets and "increased productivity" or "streamlined processes" only if the why is money. Money is perfectly OK as motivation; it's just so... pedestrian.
Come on people the future is node.js and MongoDB. WE DON'T NEED KERNELS!!! Async programming IS JUST SO MUCH FASTER!!!
This is interesting if only for the lawyer's summaries of IRC chat logs.

6 lines of chat, 2 paragraphs of summary. Ah, bureaucracy.
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We are trying HireArt right now and I really like it. If you are hiring anyone who is non-technical, you should give it a shot.
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Anyways, I have the website set up and I am hoping to make this my primary source of income. I would love to hear what everyone thinks about the product/website and what needs work.

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Thanks!
We also lost a family member to a glioblastoma.

Couldn't agree more about the gap. I'm glad for it, in that it means those people haven't had to experience this acute type of pain and suffering. I'm happy for them. Naturally, as time goes on, more and more of them will experience it, which I guess is another way of saying to folks reading: Take a survey of your family and close friends, count your blessings, and don't take a day for granted.
"... What's most important is that we are good too each other, and ourselves. If we "win", but have failed to do that, then we have lost. Winning is nothing....
Please be good to each other, and your self. ..."

Hard won perspective. I'm sorry for your loss Paul.
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You should make some that are clean, clear, flexible, and well-made, where the styles don't suck and developed enough to be useful. :)
And while you wait for every other desktop application to be reinvented for your "tablet with keyboard", you could always just use a laptop.

Not that this isn't pretty cool, but it does seem like we're coming full circle sometimes. I almost expect that soon one of the tablet manufacturers is going to say "hey, know what'd be great? A fold-out keyboard so you don't have to carry it around separately!"
Seems like a good thing. If you can fire off 100 resumes at no cost, while a company has to spend time reading each one and filtering out the junk, doesn't that seem asymmetrical? Large companies often have screening tests, or let hr people phone-screen candidates before moving on, but smaller companies don't have the resources.

If you want the job, you'll put in the time. In the process you'll also learn about he skills and culture the company expects, and they'll also be trying to present themselves as an interesting place to work.

It's the same dance, but now you need to be involved from the start.
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The first week's lectures are up, and are nicely broken up into < 20 minute pieces.
> Having only human generated content in Google+ adds a certain quality to it.

Very good point. There is a slightly weird aspect though to the divide between the personal posts being poured into G+, and the purely algorithmic results being pumped out the other end by Google Plus Your World et al.

Certainly, a "cohesive strategy" would be to give a more human feel to the search results (or, easier -- Kill All Humans) but in the meantime it certainly doesn't feel like different aspects of a single magical piece of huggy software. Perhaps five or ten years down the track it may seem more organic, meanwhile it has this disjointed feeling which may be contributing to the lack of love for the Googles at the moment. I pour my heart into you, robot. Why do you give me nothing but cold metal?

Sure would love for an API though so that enterprising developers could hack up some interfaces other than the one-size-feels-itchy-on-all.
I really like the look of this but think, like others have also commented that you are hitting slightly the wrong Market. To my mind it provides a fantastic sales funnel angels. Having spent years in sales this gives me a snapshot view of where I am. So if I were you guys I would be targeting product owners who have affiliates. Think of all those click bank product owners. They need / want affiliates to sell there product. This is a fantastic tool for them to manage this process. You could Market it to the
On one of the im forums like warrior or blackhatworld.

The one feature I would like to see is the ability to click the individual step on any if the projects and for it to offer me the opportunity to enter a custom checklist that I can tick off before they are advanced to the next stage.

Great product. Keep developing.
If that’s how it works it means that all my data is going through your proxy server. Is that correct? Is the connection encrypted?
Non-web stuff works fine on the mobile networks I've tried it on. I occasionally ssh from my phone directly to my home computer or server, and I've never had a problem with it. Skype works fine over cell data, as do various instant messaging clients.

Even if that weren't true, websockets was designed to look a whole lot like HTTP precisely so that it could work with existing proxies and firewalls.
Oh good to know. The only reason I might consider this is because Readability sometimes does not parse long articles correctly, usually parsing only a portion of them.
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Just as masturbatory a discussion as expected. Well done gentlemen.
If you're just starting out I think the Arduino would be a better choice (it's also slightly cheaper!). The Arduino community is very active and there's a wide range of libraries for all kinds of stuff.
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It's true. You know those times you're away from the laptop/in bed, and you're thinking hard about a certain platform bug? Well now you can just whip out your phone and test it out. It's not a full blown solution, but it is convenient. And it will only get better.
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G-WAN is a big game-changer in web-serving.
It's really fast, 4-5x faster than Nginx, and it's able to run not just C, but Java, Lua and a growing number of languages.
I take it as nothing more than an emotional statement that cancer sucks.
Noted.

Sometimes I do this in the comments section.
This pretty much sums it up from the article:

"While sup_g may indeed have been a "credible threat," he was in the end no match for the overwhelming federal resources of the FBI agents hunting him down. Over the last month, federal agents staked out his home in Chicago constantly, dug up old police surveillance records, tapped his Intern'et connection, used directional wireless finders to locate and identify his wireless router, and relied on Sabu back in his New York City apartment to let them know when sup_g went on or offline."

This is the one thing hackers will never get. You get the FBI on you and guess what? You're one person. They can assign hundreds of people to the case, bring down a wealth of resources to get you, and they go 24/7 until they build an airtight case on you. Not much you can do at that point but play their game.
Equanimity requires acceptance, at least for me. If you keep asking yourself "Why?" or its terrible cousin "Why me?", it's hard to be equanimous.

The post didn't say that there's beauty in everything, it said that everything that happens, together forms something beautiful. That life is ultimately meaningful in a beautiful way, despite its terrible moments.
I'm personally a fan of personalized search, oftentimes it feels like Google is reading my mind. Which also is what I assume they're aspiring to. However there are times when I need more generalized results and an incognito search seems to do just that, but I'm not surprised if there is some kind of filtering going on even then though.
Thanks for writing this paul. From time to time, it's important to recognize the things that truly matter.
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I love posts like this. It's always great to get a healthy dose of perspective. I save articles like this to reread for when I'm getting terribly stressed at work. I think it's tremendously important to recenter priorities every so often. This was well written and I'm glad I read it.
> the Protecting Children from Internet Pornographers Act of 2011 (AKA "the Spy on Everyone Always Act")

Add Cory Doctorow to the list of authors who write about legislation they haven't read. What it actually requires is the keeping of IP address assignment records and the mapping of them to custormer records. A few sites have claimed it requires keeping a log of all sites actually browsed and data downloaded and such, but that's completely made up. It's disappointing that Doctorow apparently gets his information from such sites and doesn't verify it.

The relevant parts of the legislation are only a couple of paragraphs. Why do bloggers find it so damned hard to read it for themselves instead of just repeating what other bloggers write?
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Bravo. This is action I support (and can support with $$).

Lamar Smith is almost completely corrupt - almost all the bad bills are co-sponsored by this clown. There are Dems as bad as this guy, but Congressman Smith seems far more effective in his corruptive capacity than any other congressman on the hill.
Interesting existential question. Just so all of you know, we're just having a bit of fun and not selling anything to anyone.
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Well, it's been a long week and this seems an appropriately crazy way to end it. It's off by several orders of magnitude. VentureBeat never called for the story but I'd be happy to speak about it if they'd like to.
Any plans for Linux clients?

If anything, simply releasing a "Here's what the client is doing so recreate it however possible..." might suffice.

(edited; previously sounded impolite)
This should be a hit at SXSW next week. So many great bands...
That is a huge bonus for a lot of teenagers. Pay cash at Wal-Mart for an iTunes card so you can buy stuff from the app store.
Thank you for writing that.
This was a really great experience in both creating an adaptive layout and using Bootstrap 2 as sensible defaults, rather than the typical reset stylesheets or Plain Jane Bootstrap sites.

We still have a lot of work to do and we have to pull the redesign into other parts of the application, but we wanted to stick to our timebox. Most users bounce off the homepage anyway, so we opted to just ship it. Aiming for perfection is an excellent way not to get anything done.
I hate reading attention grabbing, poorly reported articles like this (if this is true).

It would be neat if HN attributed karma to domain names's, so that consistently poorly reported stories begin to affect new submissions from the same domain.
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What market? Virtually nobody making Android games is making money, especially compared to iOS versions. It's exceedingly grim.

"We make 5% of our revenue from Android" is not exactly an outlier.
page views first, facts later seems to be the trend :/
I wonder if we'll start seeing higher level buildpacks. Not just for languages, but frameworks sitting on top of languages which are optimized in some way, and take a much simplified DSL / templating & let you avoid building all the pipes as well.
I'm now wondering about the whole wifi router/MAC address connection (see p. 30). Initially, they claim they intercepted "public signals," and that from this information they were able to determine the MAC addresses connecting to the router. That's all well and good as long as you're running an open access point, but using WPA (for example) would prevent this.

Are we supposed to assume this guy wasn't encrypting his wifi? I'll grant that it's possible, but it strikes me as unlikely given his activities.

Alternatively, if the wifi router were encrypted, are they suggesting that it is "public" because it's wireless, penetrates walls, and can be "seen" from outside?

In order to inspect MAC addresses, the WPA encryption would need to be cracked using that SSID pre-computed attack. However, executing such an attack certainly couldn't be considered the collection of public information.
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I've had a few relatively minor issues with Heroku over the last few weeks putting apps together. Every time, Heroku support has got back to me with a fix within a business day!

They pushed code to fix an issue I had just yesterday

The documentation is excellent - although I have found a few things not documented or hard to find

It costs nothing to get a small app running to see if it can work for you.

One thing that feels like a problem is that the difference between the top end of the shared database ($15/month) and the bottom end of the dedicated database ($200/month) is a really big jump.
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Are you using the built-in Terminal IDE keyboard that comes with the app? You will probably need to enable it explicitly in the keyboard settings. It's big and a bit unwieldy, but one criticism that can't be levied against it is featurelessness..
Perhaps it WAS a lemon, but it was still a $40MM lemon at the end of the day.

No matter how you analyze it, several startups have suffered a far worse fate.

Not sure why all the haters come out every time a sale, acquisition or shutdown is announced.
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Presumably #lift referred to an IRC channel, not Twitter. [I have no dog in this fight, just something I noticed.]
Too bad Android does not have any visible plans to implement WebSocket (which is now RFC 6455). Perhaps the development of HTML5 apps on Android has lower priority for Google than for Apple, to force the development effort into native, which they can curate and control. This hypothesis is also corroborated by comparing HTML5 performance in Android and in iOS (Android is usually 300-500% slower).
as someone who has trouble remembering names, i truly hope this idea doesn't catch on. i have never looked at someone's badge to see if they were worth talking to; i have very frequently done so because i have talked to them earlier, and remember who they are, but not their name.
At least they have a decent party to vote for as protest. In my country they elected an actual clown as a "protest vote", he was the single most voted representative in the whole country :(

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-11465127
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This first version is light on management features for the service owner because we wanted to get it out early to get feedback. What you suggest is absolutely on our list of things to do soon.
chrome for android supports websockets.
I lost my mom to glioblastoma. I remember times, near the end, when my mom was so sick that I almost wished she would die sooner, so I could remember her as she used to be, and not frail, sick, unable to form sentences, or remember who I was.

Indeed there is absolutely a divide between those who have lost a close loved one and those who have (yet) not.

It's been about 5 years since it has happened, and it's affected me in a profound manner. Although I'm only 32, I see how temporary everything is. Perhaps it's a morbid viewpoint but I'm not sad or depressed. It's just an interesting philosophy I have naturally gained from going through something so terrible. It's sort of an "it is what it is" type of mentality, and it's almost like I feel that my real age is like 65.

Ever since then, I "take stock" very frequently to ensure that I am living the life I want to live, and I am happy. If I am not, I make changes. Because I know things can sour very quickly. I understand fully now when older people say things that generally equate to "value being healthy", or "health is wealth". I try to value that philosophy every day, and ensure I find happiness in my job, my friends, and family. Indeed, that is my highest priority.