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Perhaps we need to move to policy of allowing only known mac addrs on internal networks. But maybe even this would be insufficient since one could sniff packets in order to steal someone else's valid mac address. That too would be insufficient since you can get the mac address off of the menu for most VOIP phones, and off the backsides of of other networked items, ...

Perhaps there is no defense against this kind of attack.
Of course, there is general English idiom and mimicry in play here... I typed a few into google and looked at the number of results to get a very rough sense of how hn differs from the norm. For example, "... pedantic" is (unsurprisingly) up on hn but "... critical" is down.

rude 17.2m
harsh 2.1m
negative 1.8m
snarky 0.17m
critical 5.0m
an ass 0.45m
pedantic 0.15m
argumentative 0.29m
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I so want to love GitHub for mac, but after trying to get it to work for two hours today, I'm a bit sore. Such elementary are mistakes in the app— panes not opening, branch popover not responding to clicks, an inexplicable inability of publishing locally created branches to server that it gives out a bad taste. Time to spend some time learning the command line interface, I guess.
I'm trying to get this assessed right now for my startup. We used solr, but it didn't play nice with Ruby and MongoDB, so we had to hack up a solution to get it to do what we wanted. Trying to figure out if Cleo will do it outside of the box and reduce our server load.
"Stack Overflow recognizes that for every person who asks a question, 100 - 10,000 people will type that same question into Google and find an answer that has already been written."

Usually at Experts Exchange, if only because it's been around a lot longer than most others... and if only because it takes steps to ensure that people get THEIR question answered (as opposed to what someone with a "rep" thinks of the question).

I'm not sure if you believe that or not, but I can tell you that's definitely not true for me. There was a time that EE actually did rank high on many of my Google searches, but I don't think I ever had it answer a single question of mine due to your site design. Now I'd estimate less than 1 in 100 programming issues I have yield an EE result over SO.

The guy passing by once a year to get a quick and dirty answer to a programming question he's too lazy to figure out on his own is not, by any definition, a member of a community; he's a tourist

I think this displays a fundamental difference in how you and I idealize technical research. You seem to follow the "RTFM" doctrine. I subscribe to the view that StackOverflow (and other community forums) is the f'ing manual. If I haven't used Google or SO search within 5 minutes of hitting a library- or framework-related problem I've been wasting my time. I think it's unreasonable of you to call this laziness. To me it has proven very effective.

Furthermore, if you want to disincentivise passers-by why is it so imperitive that your site be indexed by Google? After all, your community seems to know where to look already.
Ha, about five years ago I thought about how I wanted Valve to compete with Alienware in the gaming PC business, and how they would brand their rig the "Steam Box". Interesting to see something happening here. Also, I bet a Valve-branded "SteamBook" laptop computer would be spiffy.
"Imagine letting loose a swarm of quadrotors in a large building and having a complete map and textured 3D model of the interior and exterior within just a few hours."

This reminds me of: "I’ve long been interested in Navicubes, which is what I call a small and not-quite-here yet $5 box that always knows where it is, which direction it is facing, and which way is up. Besides vehicle nav, intelligent toys, and robotics, these would open up all sorts of neat tricks, such as a ball you could simply bounce off cave walls for mapping."

http://tinaja.com/glib/funstuff.pdf (Don Lancaster)(The Blatant Opportunist #72)(2002-NOV)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Lancaster

http://tinaja.com/navcub01.shtml
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For us, the ROI on any project - but particularly large projects - is pretty simple: An iPad ($800) plus 3 years of PlanGrid ($1500 for the big plan) is almost always cheaper than the initial half-size set of thousands of drawings (a hospital project Tracy was on spent $2700 per planholder set of 3000 sheets), but when you add in the printing cost of MEPF coordination drawings, fabrication drawings, point-load drawings, deck-insert drawings, seismic bracing drawings, P&ID drawings, submittal shop drawings and the constant deluge of change order and supplemental sheets it's a huge money saver.

We are cheaper than just the printing costs alone, but our real value-add comes from the huge reduction in document control hours we bring. This, combined with our ability to mitigate the risk of building off outdated information, makes a huge win for almost every project if you do the math.
These things might be too slow to intercept an incoming missile, especially the super sonic ones. The quadrotor doesn't look like very energy efficient. There are 4 rotors to draw energy. They must need to recharge pretty quick. With a large number of them, the energy draw from the ship is pretty demanding.
I've had some experience with trying to make things that work on iOS/Android work on WP7 and it's nearly impossible. For starters mobile IE does not implement tap/touch handlers; which is a dealbreaker for mobile web apps.
You're right, MAC-based defenses don't work for this type of attack; even if you came up with some scheme where a switch port won't get turned on until you announce yourself from a trusted MAC, you can always MITM a phone/computer on the network and get it that way.

The real solution here is proper network segregation and requiring encrypted traffic across the board, with sane key distribution schemes. But that's difficult and expensive.
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KB+M and user mods please. I'll drop xbox in a heartbeat.
"Don't get me wrong."

I have to suppress "Then why don't you say it right?"
Working set larger than ram doesn't imply thrashing. It all depends on the page replacement algorithm employed by the OS, and the applications that are running.
Thanks for the article, Andrew.

Content has a way of their own. Appreciation never really reaches upto the perceived recognition.
Being in content game and UX occasionally gives in the same.
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It seems more and more like the concept of an 'internal network' needs to die. Open everything up to the Internet at large, and harden it all accordingly. It makes sense from a user experience perspective (why shouldn't I be able to access my work from home or on the road), and with the increasing number of easily concealable connected devices it makes sense from a security perspective too.
Just logged in but was not prompted to reset my password. Re-read the statement a couple times, but its pretty clear this should have happened.
There were rumours a while ago that Valve was working on Linux support for their infamous source engine which powers most if not all their games. What if it wasn't just support for linux but Steam running on a Valve tailored Linux kernel. Obviously most games would still need Windows for DirectX but all of Valves games and many others could work on this super thin Linux kernel.

* http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=ODE4M...
Well, this clinches it. The next generation of home consoles from Sony and Microsoft are going to, of necessity, run on minimally-customized, commodity hardware, with the end-user experience as sole differentiator. It has seemed like an obvious choice following the diminishing returns of Sony's adventures in exotic supercomputing architecture, but with a competitor at last combining a stationary-target PC with existing vertical integration and massive mind share and market share, they'll have no choice if they want to remain competitive. This industry is in for interesting times.

And heaven help them all if Apple brings apps to the Apple TV.
That's like saying you're skeptical of the Rolex business because "it advertises itself mostly through spam". Don't be silly, there are a number of vendors of pharmaceuticals online that are legitimate businesses, they are separate from the people who send you spam.

It seems you probably don't have a condition that would lead you to need to know about their services. I wish you continued good luck on that front.
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Try also "strawman", "ad hominem" and "to be fair".
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Oops. I actually thought I was using the opposite of what I learned... usually I just skip the thousands separators. I te entendo completely.

Interestingly, your sentence is perfectly understandable because of context, doesn't the same happen with the swapped marks?
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I'd be interested to see what the differential between 2D and BIM projects is.

Let me give you a concrete example; a hospital here in SF that is building a new facility has spent 30+ million dollars on coordination and constructability issues between all the trades.

There was far less printing of plans than there was hours spent coordinating the BIM model for changes.

Now, granted, this wasa project where there was an oversight in the design as it pertained to the owners intent and a number of critical technology spaces required were left out of the design.

This resulted in many hours of coordination efforts from all the trades to get these spaces into the facility, but a fraction of this was in printing.

If you can help with this problem, coordination, you have a much larger market.

The current industry trend is to err on the side of digital design and coordination meetings with IPD models, and reduce printing and field interference issues.

What might be an interesting opportunity for your service is to notify trades when changes occur that may affect them. THEN show them the new, updated PDF.

I don't know how this would occur -- other than the pushing of a constructability log or something....

Also, it would make sense that your app is much more focused on a the smaller project (HUGE market) of residential, smaller commercial etc..

Trying to force yourselves into solving the issues of massive scale projects may be suicide.
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If this is true, maybe that's why Valve has been working on Steam on Linux for so long. People over at Phoronix have been talking about it for years, but nothing official has ever been released.

After all, it doesn't make sense to pay Microsoft the Windows tax for every console, and they couldn't use OSX.
If you have sensitive data that you'd rather other people not see, the Internet is the last place you put it.

Even if the box has been "hardened"
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I'd wager that many if not most corporate internal networks are vulnerable to ARP poisoning. A little computer hooked up to the network via ethernet is all one would need to launch such an attack, and https is vulnerable since many users have been conditioned to click through any kind of invalid certificate warning. Consider downloading Cain&Abel and experimenting on your own home network just to see how powerful these tools are. Fortunately, methods of detecting ARP poisoning exist, but undoubtedly many IT departments invest heavily in firewalls without worrying about attacks originating from inside.
It makes sense in face-to-face interactions, particularly when addressing are group. Sometimes, if you say something controversial, people will respond dismissively before you've had a chance to justify yourself. "Let me explain" is used as a way to reclaim the floor, so to speak.

For better or worse, people are transferring this pattern to written language as stylistic device.
I think the root cause of this is that engineers are constantly working on things that are broken or not working properly yet. By definition of our jobs: it wasn't broken, we would stop working on it.

Consequently I think engineers naturally focus on what is undone, rather than what is finished.
I agree that BIM is totally transforming constructability reviews and massively reducing MEP conflicts with clash-detection etc.

The problem is, after all this 3D BIM work, how does that information get to the field? What are the actual workers building off of?

Paper. Outdated, expensive, paper. THATS the problem we are solving. Big projects, little projects, they all use paper, they all pay waaaay too much for paper, and they all have trouble keeping it up to date.
Very unlikely. They specify it will be able to run other services, e.g. EA Origin.
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I usually compare software development to painting, it's always hard to know when is the final brush stroke.
And they also have some site which blocked pages redirect to, with dire warnings about child pornography. With this infrastructure in place, and a little bit of cleverness, you could Rickroll an entire country. Or redirect everything to the Goatse guy, or a phishing page, or something even worse.
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By definition of our jobs: it wasn't broken, we would stop working on it

This is inaccurate, IMO. Rather, engineers are constantly working on improving things. If it was perfect, we would stop working on it, but nothing is ever perfect.

Hence why knowing what is worth fixing and what is not can be just as valuable as knowing how to fix it.
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To quote Donald Knuth, a 64 bit program would "waste half the memory [and] effectively throw away half of the cache".

You may double the number of registers, but you are still shuffling tons of data between your caches and memory, and that is going to be your constraint for most programs. Losing half of the 4mb or 12mb of your L2 or L3 cache because you use 64 bit pointers has a much bigger impact than doubling the number of registers.
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As a counter-point, consider the Xbox and the Xbox360. The former was pretty much a garden-variety AT PC in an unusual form-factor with some rudimentary security. The latter is still mostly a PC, but has been customized much further.

Certainly much will remain the same, but in my opinion this progression has illustrated that it behooves console makers to customize to a notable degree.
I recently bought a 1.7GB game for my Android phone (Modern Combat 3), that you can optionally connect to a HD monitor using a HDMI out cable.

Quad core mobile chips are already in production and PS3 capable mobile GPUs are 6 months away (ARM Mali T-658).

Why is a console, a console and not simply a power/cooling/connectivity dock for a suitably powerful mobile device ? Id's flagship game, RAGE, has been supremely playable on an iphone for ages now.

Consoles like PS3 and Xbox already lag desktop-grade video hardware by 5-6 years, yet have a large market - so why cant the same be true for mobile hardware ?
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Brilliant! Reminds me of people saying "at the end of the day", such as in this medley from a UK chat-show (put to music):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlVonUdl3Ag
It sounds cool, but this seems like a very expensive way to accomplish a fairly mundane and useless task...

The problem with trying to make money using robots is that we still have plenty of people on the planet looking for unskilled work. I don't think we will reach the economies of scale necessary to make robots practical unless that changes.
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>With a large number of them, the energy draw from the ship is pretty demanding.

There are destroyers on the drawing board with enough excess capacity to power rail guns, and the latest aircraft carriers have upgraded reactor units to power the electromagnetic launch systems they use instead of steam catapults.

The reactors that supply these large ships should have plenty of excess power for a few hundred drones.

>These things might be too slow to intercept an incoming missile, especially the super sonic ones.

They don't have to match speed, they just need to place themselves in the path of the missile; they are incredibly agile and shouldn't have trouble doing so.
A friend of mine says that in the aerospace industry they have a saying that goes something like: "Eventually you have to shoot the engineers and fly the damn thing"
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I, for one, will mourn the loss of such exotic supercomputing architecture. Whether it's the massive clustered PS3 supercomputers that people built because of the commodity pricing/loss that Sony was willing to take or the absurdly difficult to utilize twin Hitachi CPU powered Sega Saturn, there is something very appealing (to a big nerd like me) about the sort of exotic hardware that game consoles have used in the past. No more RISCy moves from the console builders I suppose. Ho ho.
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The best example of this is his story about his buddy never seeing the dead bodies of a family, and trying to hold this up as some moral issue. It was really more an issue of his brain simply filtering out everything that wasn't a direct threat to his immediate existence.

Adrenaline may make you super strong, but it also makes you blind, deaf, and destroys fine motor skills like marksmanship and bladder control.
This is my new default response for "finding a technical co-founder is hard."
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Is anyone else wondering about speed/performance issues when scaling up iPad graphics like this? Apple must have a hot new (A6?) chip up its sleeve that will enable performance on par with what you get from an iPad 2 now while also smoothly handling the larger images necessary for an iPad retina display. If not, what's the point outside of HD movies? Who cares about retina display if graphically intensive apps all chug? Or if devs have to use non high res images in order to preserve performance... Will be interesting to see how it shakes out.

Here's hoping for an awesome chip that will make all of the graphics production rework worth it..
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What about the secure boot story http://arstechnica.com/business/news/2012/01/microsoft-manda...

That's recent and it is evil. Microsoft never was completely evil they just put the mighty dollar above everything else including software quality.
Can you explain to clarify? I and perhaps a few other people do not have enough background information to deduce the reason of your 'Grrr'.
An alternative reading: 'in this day and age' might refer to some future of extravagant wealth only surpassed by the generosity and grace with which the inhabitants thereof adorn themselves.
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Why do you explicitly point out race or gender? You don’t have to, you know. It’s kinda irrelevant most of the time. (And if you think it isn’t when you are telling some harmless anecdote it’s possible you might be racist or sexist.)
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