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Do you have any technical background in this area? The usability (latency) of such networks is ridiculously bad, and the whole idea is based on the assumption that the average guy will have a wifi router capable of supporting this new protocol. The bridge nodes to connect back to the global internet are also some easy points of failure. Not to mention that anyone stupid enough to not be using a VPN or HTTPS over such a connection will have their information leaked to a ton of cool hacker kids running a custom build of DD-WRT on their Linksys router.

I don't mean to be a buzzkill, but the way around the copyright cops isn't a janky 2.4 GHz "mesh network" using 802.11. It's going to require a lot more than that.
Ack, no, it's 0.01% for 8 people. Slightly more sustainable than I thought.
I didn't even know that IT workers qualified for overtime right now as it is. I certainly never have and I haven't known any sysadmins or developers that got paid overtime. Maybe the law they pass should be the opposite of this one and force all IT workers to get paid hourly and qualify for overtime, then maybe I'd have to do fewer late night deployments!
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I wish people would stop using SQL as a message queue, message queuing is not what SQL was designed for.

Even if you used the shittiest message queue imaginable (email) you get this 'buffering' functionality for free.
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Can you give an example of being "held up years"? I can't imagine such a thing, but I'm not US-American.
SOmetimes, opportunity meets preparation, or so the saying goes. When things fall into place and fit, usualy great things emerge. And that happy smile, even it would have been only for that moment and one summer batch, I think most people involved it would have ben worth it.
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be invited. only American Airlines and Delta. At the airline discretion. only if you give lots of profits to the airline (frequent flyers)
Although stopping "piracy" is something that's not without merit, isn't this like the post-office opening all your mail to make sure you're not trading bootleg tapes and CDs with your friends?
it's explicit there. $100 for the background check fee.
It'd be a great way to shut out schools and businesses from the internet.

Unless the way to opt-out of this is simply to get a business connection.
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Is it possible, that you haven't thought this to the end. When you don't get advertising of feminine hygiene products, because you are a male, it is also possible, that you get no insurance advertisings, because you do free climbing. More, it is possible, you don't get cheap insurance or even any insurance because you habe only searched for free climbing or clicked on advertisement for free climbing products.

You understand. The industrie washes your brain to only see the positive side effects and don't think about the negative ones.
i'd give it a 70/30 odd that the code is shown as a upgrade to "1st class" as i doubt airlines will even bother to save you time if you are flying couch
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Definitely true for most mass market software. But there are definitely products where a web form would have to be extremely long and/or complicated to be helpful at all.
It does seem crazy to merge without testing if you're following that sort of procedure.
heh, most airports i fly locally the guy scans nothing.

all he has is a ultraviolet(?) lantern and latex gloves.
Or for that matter, why not a Kindle?
So true!

Why is there no beautiful news reader for Windows?
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A positive view can be had by a skeptic like me, too. I think this is just the TSA & Co. realizing the full on security cabaret will not work out in the long term, and they are giving in. The first step is to allow the most pissed off people with the biggest portfolios skip it. Soon they'll be forced by the 98% to do the same for them.
Intellisense/autocomplete in Eclipse and Vim is the one are of desktop computing where I do get assistance, and it works great. It's not autocorrect, but it's two characters and then tab of crtl-space or whatever and tab or arrow key to the word of my choice.
I'm sure he is sincere, but a professional politician does not run his mouth, sincerely or insincerely, without a purpose behind doing so. Santorum isn't Ron Paul, Alan Keyes, Dennis Kucinich, or Sarah Palin--he knows exactly what he's doing.
This is topical for me right now, and apologies in advance that I'm going to link back again to my blog at the end of this comment...

I've been thinking recently about how important it is to dominate your tools. Use git regularly? Then learn the shit out of it. Learn how it works in side and out.

Over the last few days I've been committing the entirety of http://book.git-scm.com/ to memory, and many little inefficiencies I never knew were there are now gone.

Committing stuff like this to memory is easy and fun: http://www.writemoretests.com/2012/02/how-to-remember-everyt...
Security breaches are no joke.
Fact is the guy created a persona that many people found themselves intellectually and emotionally invested in, and it doesn't appear as though he ever made a clear statement about wanting to be left alone. Disappearing doesn't count as a clear statement because there's obviously much contention about the situation. His actions had consequences, whether he likes it or not.

While people here can theorize and debate about what should and shouldn't happen with respect to those consequences, the most straightforward thing to do is just to ask him for a definitive statement - which is precisely what you did. And now that his response and statement is on record the matter should never be an issue again. I really don't see a problem with your actions.

Great article by the way. Your experience attempting to create a program in a Word document made me laugh and reminded me of when I started teaching myself how computers worked. 20 years ago when I was 8 and disk space was expensive, I thought I was very clever when I found a program that could change the size of files on my computer. It didn't make any sense how it could possibly work, but I went ahead any way and "shrunk" a bunch of files down to zero size, effectively deleting everything important on the computer. Nowadays banks and other financial institutions trust me to program for them; little do they know! ;)
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Which just underlines his point. Feed Demon is functional all right, but I would not call it cool. In fact, I usually prefer to use my smartphone instead of Feed Demon.
My vote is for the first one that can handle TLS over a special type of connection pair.
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The Federal Government is pretty good at spending whatever it wants without regard for revenue, though.
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Quantum is physical. Just because some popular writers don't understand the math behind it doesn't turn it into a mystical "get out of causality and reason" card.
This is strictly political agreement with very little effect in the real world. The ISPs want to be able to say "look, we're already doing everything we can to stop piracy, no additional legislation please", whereas the RIAA wants to be able to claim "look, we're already cooperating intensely with ISPs to stop piracy and it isn't working, more legislation please".

So now the empty suits on both sides are happy and can report this wonderful political victory to their bosses, whilst actually having accomplished fuck all.
I was looking forward to Diablo 3 until I heard I needed to be online to play the single player.

I generally dislike multiplayer in games and only really play single player games. I don't have much interest in multiplayer games at all really - I find other players ruin my experience and wreak the immersion. The only games I like to play multiplayer now are Minecraft and Terraria. I do occasionally play first person shooters multiplayer, but its fairly rare. In fact, the last few times it was two player split-screen modern warfare with someone who was sitting beside me.

So it should be obvious that I have nothing to gain from requiring a constant internet connection. I saw somewhere that Blizzard were saying they are requiring this so you can migrate characters between single and multiplayer without the risk of players cheating - this is just not a use case for me at all because I will never migrate my single player character to multiplayer. I'd much rather have an option to make a single player only character that doesn't require constant internet.

So besides not wanting or needing that feature, why else do I not want to be forced to be online all the time? I don't usually play games on a laptop while traveling, so that doesn't apply to me, but while I do have reasonably fast internet, over the past year I have had random disconnections (mostly due to issues with wifi, including wireless adapter breaking and wireless interference) and the occasional outage. Usually when my internet isn't working, since I use it for work, I will fire up a game for a little while until the internet is working again or until I feel like fixing it. I've already been bitten by steam a few times so I now default to leaving it in offline mode, only going online when I want to check for updates or buy/install a game. In the past three months, I've been irritated more than a handful times that I couldn't play certain games because I didn't have an internet connection for whatever reason. While this alone wouldn't put me off buying a game, coupled with my overall distaste for multiplayer, I don't see why I should have to pay (in frustration) for being online when I play a single player game.

So, for those reasons, I will never buy Diablo 3, even though I was looking forward to it.
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Exactly this. I pay Comcast $200 / mo for 105mbit. In part because it's retardedly fast (I do get the advertised speed generally,) and in part because I don't ever want to think about bandwidth limits or any of the other measures they enforce on people who aren't shoveling over forkloads of cash. If either of those things change, I immediately downgrade.
Perhaps Google are just screwing with everyone? Making your techs wear helmets is a bit rough, but they seem like a company who like to maintain a certain air of mystery.
I can attest that the Kindle Fire is a perfect reading device. Perfect form factor, light yet feels great, etc. I really don't think an iPad is great for reading based on size, but I've never had one long enough to try it.
I don't get it. Why would you want to remove the opportunity for overtime from any professional? Obviously the employer has a (potentially huge) finanial incentive. But what's the government's view here?
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As with being pregnant, either unique or not.
The regular expression solution is easily my favorite. The way it shifts the board to find all the diagonals is a great gotcha, it took me a few minutes to understand what the heck was going on.
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The economy is irrelevant. Technology just takes time to develop sometimes; nine women can't have a baby in one month.
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Competition is good. Readability is certainly making him stepup. I still think ignoring android is a mistake (assuming he continues to do so in the future.). I foresee sharing happening within these read later apps and the size of the network matters.
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Being sincere doesn't mean to always tell the truth. Lies can be justified as a means to achieve a goal that is sincerely believed to be for the greater good.

That's what makes these people dangerous. If they had an obsession with telling the truth, they would be easy to defeat, because even though many people share some of their beliefs, very few people share the priorities of true fanatics.
I thought it was clear I wasn't conflating the two groups, since I explicitly said _why could easily be part of the larger group. In fact, I know they are separate groups because at age 17 I was a Randroid and today I'm a relatively sane human being who appreciates Rand's work.
> the new selection of six beautiful, professional fonts designed for maximum legibility and long-form reading

I haven't been following the iPad 3 closely. Are these new fonts included with iPad 3, or are they included with the Instapaper app? If it's the latter, are they available elsewhere? I'm still on the lookout for a nice serif font that looks good on screen.
Ah, sorry. Insurance underwriter takes a different view than criminal law, I guess.
Just from what I noticed though major releases barely nudge the price up for ATVI. :\
At least from what I observed past 2 years or so.

(disclosure: I too own ATVI.)
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Thanks! I'm really pleased with how deceptively simple it looks on the surface. Once you actually try to read the code, though....
From the developper's podcast, these are custom fonts included in the app, that he bought from foundries directly.
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"What could he possibly be bringing to the table with Google?"

He makes insecure high level corporate types look successful. The guy who didn't hire a famous guy this year is going to get fired. Fame is a useful product to some people.
Can't we solve this by allowing users to internally rate their friends?

I think Facebook already does that. Notice they put lists in your profile now called "Friends", "Close Friends", "Acquaintances", etc.

The one thing that annoys me about this notion is that those relationships change IRL. What if I suddenly want to have a party and invite only my "Close Friends", which then ends up including some guy I very much hate by now?

One of the biggest problems with social network evaluation schemes is that they always work on the assumption that relationships between people are static. They are, however, dynamic. And the rate of dynamics changes from person to person and changes over time as well. It's not as simple as saying "this guy makes the best content ever". Maybe tomorrow his dog will die and he'll start posting emo poems.
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I wouldn't consider the payroll software business ripe for disruption. A few major vendors have been doing it with transparent pricing and no sales-rep interaction for years. The other thing is that payroll is not exactly an easy system with all of the complicated tax laws, forms, communicating with banks for direct deposit, etc.
Unless everybody moves to freenet (or some other friend-to-friend network) you have to exchange keys at the beginning of every session with a peer. The ISP can see that, and MITM you. SSL/TLS gets around this with a central certificate authority that vouches for the public key of the other party. That's damn difficult if not impossible to pull off in a decentralized system.
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Did you read the article? He has been shipping the 2x version, however, was unaware that he needed to rebuild the app with a new drop of the tools that came out last week.
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I use a Greasemonkey script which does exactly that, and quite well - I searched for the title of the script to grab a link to it, but it looks like there may be a few different options to choose from: https://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sour...
That is pedantry. I understand your point, but when people say something is "very" unique, they mean it's not common, or is unusual in some way. "Slightly unique" makes little sense, but "somewhat unique", while somewhat awkward, can mean "unique in some aspects, but not others".

And if you want to be really pedantic, then you have to admit that most anything can be considered unique at fine enough levels of detail. But there is no point to calling something "unique" then; it loses meaning if everything is in fact unique. Uniqueness really is more of a spectrum, when applied to the real world.
The biggest problem is that Google only had to index HTML; there isn't even an all-encompassing standard for social networks, and if there were, it would quell the current rapid development we're seeing. You don't want to freeze something in place before it reaches maturity, and social networks definitely haven't.

However, perhaps instead of exposing the data, you could expose the search better. Then, specific standard APIs could be defined concerned with what you want to search for: for example you want to find all the neighboring nodes of a specific node, or during christmas find all people who are friends of sport enthusiasts. This would, however, take the control away from the likes of Google and put it in the hands of the content holders, such as Twitter and Facebook.
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Currently all of the Google Maps data for the US (and increasingly, other parts of the globe) is generated in-house by the street view cars - they don't just generate the data for street view, they also generate most of the data for the actual road layout of the maps now, too.

If the cars drove themselves, instead of Google having to pay actual people to drive around every single road on the planet all the time, that would be a pretty huge cost saving, I would imagine.
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I'm trying to decide if I should be insulted or not. Is the comment stating that the stereotype is that Mormon women are frequently pregnant? I'm not sure what point you're trying to make.

edit: Thanks for the clarifying comments, I didn't catch that the comment was referring to the grammer.
Yeah, but doing it after you come home tired from a stressful job is not that easy - even if you have the drive, your brain is too tired to think clearly...
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From the book, it's hard to know where fiction ends, and where reality begins.

It could have been about the imaginary sister of his persona, or not, but it wouldn't have mattered as long as he was anonymous.
Very interesting, thanks for sharing. Although I think you should've delved into the details of working on your own project after coming home from a stressful job - it definitely isn't easy - even if you have the drive and are excited, your brain is tired and it's just super hard to work at your full capacity.

Hope everything works out though, good luck!
Rather mercenary and uncurious attitude to take towards learning a programming language.

I mess with Clojure because I find it interesting, not because I think it'll help me cling to a paycheck.

I'd never knowingly hire someone who thought like that.
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vixen99 is saying you can't be a little unique, or very unique, but simply unique. Just as nobody is "slightly pregnant". No need to be insulted, though you may disagree with the assertion.
To quote an English comedy show: "One can not have gradations of uniqueness. A thing either is, or is not, unique". I believe he is commenting on your use of the term "very unique".
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This is a great offering for people like my dad: he’s a smart guy who would love TED talks, and he uses Netflix daily. But he would never go out of his way to discover content such as this on his own, in part because it’s not centralised, but mostly because he really dislikes using computers. Getting this kind of stuff on Netflix is a huge boost to discoverability, and I look forward to seeing what else they will offer next—online learning, perhaps?
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