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Isn't it a compile time feature?
Which is probably worse - the Simulator consistently outperforms any real device.
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Secure Boot and signed kernels called. Microsoft is pushing OEMs to sell laptops in the next several years with forced secure boot for x86 platforms.
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To be clear though - Auto Termination of the latter form only occurs if no windows are active. It's basically saying, "If the user no longer has any active documents, and has moved this application to the background, then close it down."

Siracusa does a good job describing his annoyance with this feature - and points out that while appropriate for IOS, which has the MRU task switcher, it doesn't work very well on OS X which lacks that metaphor.
I couldn't get /Applications/Xcode.app/.../usr/bin/gcc to work for me today. It could not access stdlib includes and such. I got the Xcode preferences installer of the command-line tools to work, and that put a gcc in /usr/bin/ that worked completely. I don't know what's different between the two, but that seems to be the official way to do it.

Kudos to Apple for the self-contained command-line tools package download. Hopefully that'll continue with another update for 10.8.
My response to the downvoting here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4285235
I personally do - just keep them out of reach / away from a child until they are old enough to know better. I don't disagree that swallowing these could be awful, but everyone knows you don't give small children things they can swallow, these are no different.
Twisted implies malicious intent, which the other individuals clearly did not have.

And, whether you agree with Mr. Gemmell or the other two gentlemen, this was a misunderstanding at worst and the assertion that the "piece is really personally insulting" is laughable. (It's probable that he responded out of frustration, which is only human, but perhaps he could have used the opportunity to clarify himself.)
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If that's truly the case, which I doubt, people should seriously just stop trying to write physics articles for the layman.

By the way, scale has nothing to do with any of the objections I'm raising. It's not a problem of scale.
I feel gamers are much more bound to Steam than they are to the Windows platform. If a game works on Linux, they could care less if it is under Windows. Most of them only use their PC for gaming, web browsing, video watching, music playing, and document writing anyway, and Ubuntu does all of that as good or better than Windows anyway.

They will happily Wubi install Ubuntu over their Windows disk the day their steam library works on it if Steam pushes them to switch. Getting the library working and the graphics drivers up to par is the bigger problem.
i agree. people that disable javascript these days are just plain weird.
Which just means that the regulations will be written for (and likely, by) the best-capitalized players in the market.
But there's still a major chokepoint: Apple's review process. Does Steam have a similar review/approval loop? I would guess not, since they don't allow just anyone to start selling on Steam like the "mainstream" app stores do.
Heroes are definitely the fun part in war3, it brings a lot more strategy to the game.

Update: Whoever down voted me, you never understand the game.
The packaging tells you very clearly (before you open it) what can happen if swallowed, and why. It also says that it's not suitable for children under 14. And I do disagree that you can keep small kids from swallowing: do not allow them to play with it. I'm infuriated by the idea that nobody can be allowed to buy these things because some parents are too stupid/irresponsible.
Right on. I think the proximity to φ says it all:

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I own a set of these. They are not given to children young enough to put them in their mouth. Parents who do so are irresponsible.
Awesome, the draggable value sliders (that even work on the iPad) are a nice touch and really help you make a visual connection to the values and what they do.
I'm also of the opinion that the problems I've seen are too deep to realistically be fixed in the few months left before W8 goes RTM.
And that's my point. That's Google's equivalent future.
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It'll just be better per bandwidth, if the growth comes slowly, is mostly what I'm getting at.
Huh? What chrome extension are these people using? Adblock Plus (Beta) blocks pretty much everything.
Google has owned Motorola for sixty four days.

So to be clear you're talking about the inertia regarding the Motorola suit, not any specific action taken by Google executives. So they've been "evil" for two months. I call shenanigans here: you're spinning. No one sane would indict a giant corporate entity on this kind of evidence.
There are any number of hazardous items around the home this could extend to. It's like saying that "No parent can reasonably stop their kid from swallowing drain cleaner if the kid wants to."
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There are actually some pretty decent alternatives on Linux, most obviously distro package management, some of which is now a platform for proprietary software too, but there are other competitors. Additionally, Steam works great with WINE and most Linux gamers use it without issue -- the main benefit from a native version would be inclusion in package managers or first-class distribution as a pre-installed app in e.g. Ubuntu or "Ubuntu's Gamer's Edition" or something like that.

I see no reason to infer that Newell's comments are limited specifically to app platforms. I also wouldn't be surprised if there's more to this than just a Steam-for-Linux download; they could be working on something like the old Phantom project to really bridge the gap between console and PC, and take advantage of Windows 8's almost inevitable initial poor reception to gain marketshare.
The reason why he thought it would be a business catastrophe is because Windows 8 is moving to be a closed ecosystem, instead of the traditional open ecosystem of the Wintel duopoly. (Which is what allowed Linux to flourish, and allowed an awful lot of innovation, including all of the Linux servers at Amazon, Facebook, Google, etc.)
The acquisition closed on May 22nd [1]. While 'months' is technically true, it barely squeaks over the bar, and really not that long when you consider that they might have other priorities, like not losing money.

Thanks for your consistent concern trolling about Google anyway.

[1] http://mediacenter.motorola.com/Press-Releases/Google-Acquir...
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"There is absolutely no reason that any local government in the US worth its weight in salt couldn't start a fiber to the home initiative where they take a tax hike for a few years to pay off laying fiber to everyone in the district."

We. Can. Not. Afford. It.

In case you haven't been paying attention:

Unemployment is high, so new taxes are tougher to sell than usual, and income tax revenue is declining.

Home values have just taken a big hit, so property tax revenue is declining.

The housing market is having a difficult time clearing in many areas; i.e. prices are still too high and there's a surplus of homes, which sit abandoned. This stretches local services (fires, copper theft, copper theft of e.g. gas lines which causes fires, homeless, drug activity, etc.).

Expensive pensions, healthcare, etc. cause costs for government employees to keep going up.

In short, state and local governments are overextended and are feeling a need to cut services, not expand them. The federal government is too, to some extent, but they can essentially print money.

Of course, these are generalizations; they obviously won't apply to every locality.
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Hey, guys looking for feedback on this one, I thought it would be pretty funny, and demonstrate a lot of my new, self-taught skills, but I was wondering what HN thought. I know the timer function is a bit askew - working on it. But I just did this over the weekend and some spare hours this week. Any bug reports would be great as well...IE Explorer people -- im sorry.
Whats your technology stack for this? Is it NodeJS?
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Looking at my inbox? Because they are too busy declaring that they can't reproduce it.
Is this a realistic way of writing code?

I tend to 'focus' on one area at a time be that ruby, html, css or javascript, but I don't write ALL my server-side code first, then all my html, etc. etc.

Does anybody actually do this?
For cable systems there have historically been some good technical reasons why upstream speeds are much lower. DOCSIS3 solves most of those problems. If there is a demand for it cable upload speeds can jump to 10-15Mbit/sec in the near future without much trouble.
What's with his obsession with iOS? He makes it sound like iOS is the quintessential operating system.
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Most new home routers will route much more than 100-200 Mbps:
http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/lanwan/router-charts/index.ph...

I have the Asus RT-N66U, which is rated on that chart for 730+ Mbps (of course, QoS will bring that down). Even the AirPort Extreme is rated for 400+ Mbps, but not QoS to speak of.
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> Google has a proven track record of doing things in my favor.

The current, publicly acknowledged level of intercourse between Google and the U.S. Federal Government is already worrisome. Perhaps your data has been a part of those exchanges, perhaps it hasn't. You and I don't know.

Now, imagine that Google begins relaying traffic unrelated to their services on behalf of internet users. It isn't hard to fathom that Google will come under the same pressures to give the U.S. government access to user traffic as have Verizon, AT&T, Comcast, and others.

That could just be the tip of the iceberg though. How long before the company caves in and decides to start including user internet traffic analysis into the search engine's signaling and ranking? Would it still be doing you a favor?

Edit: typo
I love startups. Worked at them my whole career.

At my practice, I've worked with a bunch of YC startups. Uniformly enjoyed the experience.

I'm wary of venture capitalists. I've watched them do skeezy things firsthand.

More importantly, every time I see people cheerleading some startup for raising 50MM, all I can think is, "that poor team isn't going to be able to exit unless they can beat 150MM". It's very hard to do that, and huge investments almost guarantee that dubious companies are going to waste a lot of time trying.
Clumping (or more dangerous: aligning in a single rigid pole) is not the only danger. Multiple magnets, or magnets and other ferromagnetic objects can attract while in different portions of the bowel -- pinching two walls together. This will eventually cause the pinched wall between the magnets to die, forming a hole.
Wait, what? There is already http://www.desura.com/ for example.
The 2007 pre-unibody 15" MBP will unofficially accept 4+2= 6GB. If your Mac is older than that, you've earned an upgrade.
I personally think that regardless of how it would be done, having a hardware specified ID for a user is a good idea. MAC wouldn't be the right thing to use, but something programmable similar to the ID on a SIM card. If done years ago, it would have solved a myriad of ID-related issues we've had since. Computers would not be interchangeable tools that employers can buy for you, but rather they would be more of an extension of ourselves that we could carry around with us.

Google wouldn't have provided 2 factor auth if OpenID were sufficient. 2 factor auth requires a mobile phone which is assumed to be on the user's person at almost any time. Hmm... that sounds like the scenario I was talking about where the device is an extension of yourself and is associated with something that is your personal ID- your phone#, and not some transient IP address.

P.S.: Reading the serverfault comments under one of the answers made me want to have enough rep to downvote Chopper3. That guy had some asinine remarks which I've never seen before on any of the fogcreek sites, and despite his 60k rep should be docked down to 0 for that.
Funny. Walmart did this with their Great Value brand in '08 or '09. I am not sure if they continue with this color/minimal generic brand design or not. Google Image search for "great value walmart white label": http://goo.gl/yznJb
Right. Embrace failure.
How could it have always been infinitely big if there was a big bang where everything was once?
He suspects that Apple's customer base is iOS focused, akin to the Mac users of the 80s who were afraid of the scary keyboard. On a proportional numbers basis, he may be mostly right.
Speaking of IP addresses. Does Google Fiber supports IPv6?

Not that you want to host an IPv6 only website just yet...
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Nobody engineered the hobby of stamp collecting to efficiently separate addicts from their money.
Although I hate Quora, I really would prefer a Quora link to a Forbes link, considering that Quora created the content in the first place: http://www.quora.com/Google/Of-Googles-first-20-employees-be....
Maybe it has to do with their previous April Fool's joke? (you can see it on the Google Fiber blog)
Not necessarily. Laying fiber might be end up being revenue positive without a tax increase -- depending on the time frame and its effect on stimulating the economy.
Opera user here. Site looks quite torn apart here as well. I always have sympathy if there are design elements that are challenging, but the layout looks quite straight forward. So you better have a good reason not having invested $5 in some guy for fixing your Css ;)
Plus the timer jumps back and forth to random numbers such as "2:1:17:10" or "15533287:1:13:47".
Switching to Firefox and still there are some odd layers linking to some Fonts site plus some embedded YouTube video? Bid Now button seems to be not working. And is there any way to "experience" your skills without pulling out my credit card?
Otherwise neat idea but you should be able to polish it up more. And I assume you are sending some CV along with the site?
I disagree that it is an elegant solution. Ideas are something that have a resource cost to conceive, develop and disseminate, but which have no cost to the developer afterwards. The more people who use an idea, the better from an economic standpoint, because the use of an idea is not a finite resource like, say, water.

Therefore, the economic properties that you want are to, on the supply side, reward people who produce ideas - an the patent system does that - and on the demand side, to encourage as much appropriate use of the idea as possible, which is the opposite of what the patent system does.

A monopoly is therefore inappropriate. A system where product developers pay the same amount into a pool regardless of how many patents they use, and have to declare truthfully what patent documents they referred to for the purposes of distributing the pool would work far better. That way, products would have no reason not to use all the newest technologies, but people who file good quality patents would still get paid.
Is there no way we can say "They're a toy but not a children's toy"?
Tagging also existed in Opera's email client as virtual folders, back when it was known as M2.
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> This move might be good for Google, but I find it somewhat alarming as a consumer. Those who control or curate content (Google, NBC/Comcast, Facebook) should not control infrastructure.

I agree. I hope this spurs competition, more than anything else.
I guess they'll habe to spin again!
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Ugh, I would let them VNC into my computer to repo it if it would mean I could get the CLI tools. I see a lot of reports of it on Twitter as well. Can't they just look for the 403's in the server logs?
Yes, Google hands over some of your data to the government. But as far as I am aware, Google tells you when requests have been made for your email account, and when search results have been censored. If your account is accessed by anyone but you, Google will notify you that you have been hacked.

Do I believe Google tells the whole truth? I'm not 100% convinced, but I can't know that. What I do know is that even if they tell 5% of the truth about government interaction with your data, this is several times more information than AT&T, Comcast, or Verizon tell you. Most of the time your data is simply handed over on a simple request. At least Google attempts/pretends to put up a fight.

Is it worrisome that I would accept 5% of the truth? Yes. But that goes to show how shady everyone else is. While immoral cooperation has no excuse, I would still point more blame to the government that makes the requests in the first place. Always assume your security is lost the minute the data touches a public pipe unless you take deliberate attempts to secure it.
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Except the VCs and to a lesser extent the Tech media, who are supposed to be in the know, were actively promoting this junk as revolutionary.

Once again, Joe Public and his retirement get the short end of the stick. Manufacturing money is a dirty business. I wonder if we'll ever look at Silicon Valley VCs in the same light as we do Wall Street bankers?
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It used to be that Valve had to approve and push your update out for you, though they did this typically within the same day you sent it to them. Now, you press the big red button so to speak. This also means you can push out updates outside of Valve's business hours. Great for emergencies...

They also have branches, so that you can release betas for your users to opt-in and test.
I think Google Fiber provides increased competition for local access. That is the opposite of ATT.

(Or is this sarcasm fail somewhere?)
Oh and the buttons are setup to pop up the facebook login if you are not logged in. Was that your case, or just complete 'not working'?
Same on Chrome on Lion
I wonder if the United States will pass legislation against particular elements of social games, much like how Japan passed legislation designed solely to regulate social gaming companies like GREE and DeNA [1].

[1] http://www.insidemobileapps.com/2012/05/08/how-japans-social...
One of Google's stated requirements for the fiber project was the ability to impact business. They specifically wanted a location where there was an industrial market without access to reliable high-speed Internet access.

Fiber is a benefit to businesses. When my city installed a fiber line with the assistance of a large regional credit union headquartered here, we also saw a couple data centers and co-location facilities move in. The lines paid for themselves in a more than reasonable time frame.

In reality, the big thing holding back municipal Internet access or the installation of high speed lines is not the lack of money in the government (the government doesn't need to pay a dime). It's that the government is willingly allowing the existing local telco to maintain their monopoly with bans on the installation of new cable. Make it cheap and easy to drop new lines in and the market will expand to fill the desire.
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Yes, there are some that have already been granted. The most famous one I'm aware of is the patent on having mini-games in loading screens:

http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2008/03/patents-on-video-game-...
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Some animals are purposely fed magnets to improve their health. For example, the Cow Magnet:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cow_magnet
I know this is going to sound harsh, but maybe if your kid choked to death on a magnetic toy, he or she just wasn't of sturdy enough stock to begin with. In the brains department.

I wish the Feds would go after actual problems with the same fervor they tackle this kind of crap.
Looks like there are epub and mobi versions out there as well. Great to see community efforts to keep this excellent book alive.

https://github.com/ieure/sicp (epub)

https://github.com/twcamper/sicp-kindle (mobi)
If previous versions of Adblock are still the base code for the new versions, it doesn't block the ad. It merely hides it. The ad is still loaded, you just don't see it. This limitation is/was because Chrome didn't allow extensions to have the access they would need to actually keep an ad from loading.

I haven't used Chrome with AdBlock in maybe a year or two, so this might be out of date. But that's what it used to be like, and that's where the perception is coming from.
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To be fair, there's a constant din of people predicting doom for almost any company that has success. And for several years, the naysayers have generally been wrong (like, billions of dollars wrong) about FB & Zynga. So, how do we tell the real predictions from the bogus ones?
OK I guess I consider anticompetitive QOS to be a form of content censorship.

It'll be interesting to see if the announcement addresses your concerns.
You know what keeps people selling software in a market plagued by piracy and a confusing array of operating system versions and hardware configurations?

MARGINS.

If Microsoft takes that away, they'll bail in the biggest possible way. Good luck getting Adobe to retail through your app store. They'll probably make a Linux port as a big fuck you to Ballmer.
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