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A scheme or haskell(or c++) program that is compiled with a compiler that uses c as an intermediate form is still a scheme/haskell/c++ program. Even if the intermediate code is analyzed by a static analyzer or humans(especially if it's not modified, but possibly to some extent even if the intermediate code is slightly modified or used by other intermediate code written by hand) the source language is the actual language.
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Amazon could abuse their position (as a big store) by telling makers of competing games, "We're sorry, but we rejected your application to sell your game in our store."

Fortunately, the US has laws against this sort of thing, but they can take years of legal hassle to enforce. Meanwhile, loads of competing game makers are shut out of a big store.

Amazon could diversify into plenty of other things where such conflicts of interest are avoided. (AWS is a good example. Nobody was selling a competing service via the Amazon store.)
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You might be in the gorgeous city of Dubai for shopping.
Moving through sky scrapping buildings and countless shopping malls there would be a number of things sweeping across your mind.
Cool concept... I think there's definitely a sweet spot for guys who have no idea what to buy their girlfriend or whatever...

Couple of thoughts, though they're not specifically about the landing page, more general things that popped into my head (bear with me!)

- I'm not sure if many guys will be that into giving a gift every single month just because, but to keep in line with the subscription model you could give an option to send more expensive gifts for just specific months (say their birthday / christmas) and then maybe just one or two other random occasions throughout the year as the "just because" gift.

- I didn't get the gift brother name straight away. I guess what you're going for is "gift BROTHA" cool spelling and all, which is actually a great concept, I'd play on that as soon as you can--hire a designer to create a really cool looking cartoon guy, or something, who is like this suave guy who just gets girls/partners/signficiant-others and is the ultimate wingman for gifts--it's a really great idea to play off, because I think people will really get the concept from that, as well.

- To start have a DEAD-SIMPLE explanation with maybe three steps...maybe just three big images and descriptions like:
1. Tell us about your partner and subscribe
2. We do all the shopping / thinking / work
3. You get all the credit!
And you can be really funny/creative with that last one, so go nuts. I think people would dig a quirkier approach, cause it's a great concept.

After that, though there needs to be some more details, like where you get the gifts from, what kinds of gifts you can get and the prices point(s) available... whether you ship to obscure countries like mine (Australia) and ways to put the service on hold (or stop it?) for when you fall out of love... maybe you could switch to getting manly gifts for yourself when you don't have a significant other, just to ease the pain of the heartbreak (or something)

Just some thoughts. Looks cool!
Until you really need to check your email for something urgent and of course then the code will take some time to be received by your phone, your phone will be out of battery, etc
I'm not your customer (because I prefer own root servers over cloud services, and even prefer housing over hosting) - but I think you might stick with your name, because:

1. its a known (brand) name
2. it tells where your product is strong

But I suggest to change the Enterprise pricing tag:

1. Don't tell a price for enterprise. Enterprise customers have a high COCA, so price is always negotiation.
2. Offer enterprise features = Your services runs at their servers, under their control, not as a SaaS, but as a normal enterprise software that comes with installation support, consulting, ...
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Sounds as if Pidgin is the problem here.
The scariest part of this article IMO is how there now is a recipe posted for getting into any amazon account. Imagine all the damage/harassment they could do once in there, buy all kinds of stuff and have it sent to you. Spin up 20 EC2 instances and use them to perform illegal activites etc, while burning up cash on your credit card.

That to me seems much worse than having an imac wiped.
Sorry, I agree probably not the best-written paragraph.

Essentially:

* There are distinct focus-areas on the business side, just as there are on the coding side

* Identifying the differences helps us figure out what to do, when, and how
http://youtu.be/gBr3RHhTpPk?t=1m9s
Not to mention message filtering that work as advertised ... I'm looking at you Thunderbird.
I'm not on Mars, but here in Bangladesh I pay for "unlimited" broadband, but when I exceed 100k/s for a few hours in a given day, I am throttled down to about 3K/s for the next 24 hours :(
"Understand the differences between these things, and don't mash them all together. They each have unique requirements."
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I couldn't get past this sentence: "If it costs you more to get a customer then you can possible make from them, your business is going to fail."

Seriously learn some English man.

The worst part about this is you're arguing that programmers should learn business directly after stating that you argue about business managers not needing to learn programming... Seriously where is your logic sir?

Maybe you can write an article about why you think business managers do not need to learn programming (something I would agree with as a programmer), and make sure you have it edited before posting.
We'd be glad to help. We have a stable of designers with different aesthetics, I'm sure we'll have one to match.

http://versastudio.com
Alternatively you're moving into the classic profile of a person who is developing depression and you should see a mental health professional.
Rather than classifying this as Dropbox's brilliance, it might be more prudent to point out the lack of diligence and thoroughness in user experience modeling on part of other software vendors.

It is bloody obvious than a guided tour of a program or a service is a really good idea. Anyone who ever tried using their own software while pretending to be an uninitiated user can attest to that.
Does anyone know the bandwidth of the connection to Curiosity? Closest thing I was able to was the Spirit rover with 258 kbit/s.
Some banks provide a service which allows you to create unique credit card numbers without actually having to get separate physical credit cards. Kind of like application-specific passwords, but for credit cards.

See here: https://www.citibank.com/us/cards/gen-content/messages/van/i...

Separate credit card numbers for Amazon and Apple would have prevented this hack.
So the fact that they spammed my Facebook wall after joining is unacceptable. You want people to trust you to write multi-thousand dollar checks and then make random Facebook posts on their behalf without disclosing it to them.

This seems like the absolute worst way to build a brand around something that requires SUBSTANTIAL trust.
That can't work - how would they identify the service using them? Ip address is useless for this purpose and other identifiers ar either not available or very easily spoofed and thus equally useless.
If somebody gets hold of the application specific password, he'llbe able to use said application.
Yeah, but this is like: only allowing people with Lexuses to enter, everyone else... just can't get in.
True, but you're (hopefully) taking that knowledge and putting it towards actually DOING something.

Consumption without purpose is pointless. Your case may be an exception, but unfortunately I think it's more of a rarity than it is a representation of the common use of the device.
Why is it that they aren't published? Competitive advantage?
Wouldn't the hacker still need the temporary password AND the Google Authenticator code? Or are you assuming that the customer support people could and would turn off two-factor auth while resetting the password?
Right, but being a Olympics sponsor is mainly something people find out about on TV, not by actually going to the games.

Where is the evidence that actually preventing people from using mastercard helps?
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I read the book. from what I remember he started with smoke detectors and worked his way up from there. Just a few letters to some supply houses saying he was a researcher or something. he effectively mail ordered his radioactive sources I think.
The Asus RT-N16 is still not supported by OpenWrt!

The broadcom gmac driver is not covered by a GPL compliant licence.
Those are pretty smart additions, I'd certainly welcome them. An enhancement for Github perhaps?
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That really sucks. I would like to hear FoundersClub's response.
I think it is because Sparrow has just been acquired by Google.
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AOL released Mozilla as an independent project, which morphed into the stripped down version, Phoenix. Anyway, it was already open source by the time it was released, so it's a very different situation to this startup-releasing-open-source wish, but still the closest example I can think of, when considering only successful projects.
The design looks quite nice, but having to share my private and work emails with yet another cloud provider was a no-deal for me.
@cynicalmood I'm curious whether you've run a startup? How long would you go without an income (if that's the "whatever" you're referring to) even if you believed in the vision?
I know that at first look it sounds like a Pidgin problem, but they do justify their situation quite well on their site: http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/PlainTextPasswords
Excel is like Legos.

Thinking back, it is astonishing all the things one can jury rig together- from plain Jane spreadsheets to an interview candidate tracking & scheduling system to Japanese candlestick charting
Password recovery does not bypass two-factor auth.
> SPDY is an IETF draft, working toward a ratified standard. https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-mbelshe-httpbis-spdy-00

Now it is, before it was not. And that is exactly my point in my reply: you cannot take whatever you call "SPDY" at the moment (implementations + wiki pages) and call it "HTTP 2". You need to document it, propose it, discuss it openly, accept criticism, fixes and, if needed, radical changes. This is what is happening now in the HTTPbis working group and is a good thing, but it is not going to be a rubber-stamping process for SPDY as it is now, I hope.
Why do you have a Discover card? Serious question, I've never been sure of the utility or purpose.
You are right and that's what I'm going to do. But it's no less secure until you don't "remember" that token anywhere. A remembered password in Google Talk (desktop client) is just encrypted and can be easily recovered.

Edit: To add to my reply, I have never used the remember password for Pidgin in the past, however enabling 2 step auth require me to do that. It'd be great if Google could somehow allow only the first associated app with a password for subsequent uses. Technically that looks very challenging (if at all possible).
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Yes. The R&D was almost entirely funded by multiple private research organizations over several years at relatively high cost (and not always the ones you would think). As a practical matter, many algorithm patents have not been enforceable for years even though they are well-supported in international law. Consequently, almost everything related to massively parallel graph technologies is closely held as a trade secret. Academia is pretty far behind the state-of-the-art in this area.

I've done work in other algorithm areas where the situation is similar. It often costs millions of dollars to develop major computer science advances but the best way to recover that investment is to leverage it without publishing it. Reverse engineering a thoroughly obfuscated technology takes a lot longer than when someone publishes the blueprints.

I will add that a lot of these algorithms are not at all obvious until you understand how they work. While knowing something is possible helps, it still requires a fair amount of theoretical computer science cleverness.
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Pretty brilliant, I don't think Craiglist ever needed Google traffic at all anymore. People know to go there to buy and sell.
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Very true. As startups with limited time and resources I tend to stick everything into the "lets figure out how to grow-lets do blogs, sell to larger customers, plan distribution hacks etc." It is important to decompose the business bucket and pick things that matter to my specific kind of business.
Under a section labelled "Not understanding the differences", too.
If Pidgin is your use-case, the only solution is not using Pidgin.
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If you didn't revoke the application-specific password. And you should be revoking them when you're no longer using them.

If you weren't using application specific passwords, of course, it would have been your actual Google password in that Pidgin config.

It's a little disappointing that the app-specific password isn't more secure, but it's certainly not less secure than foregoing them.

App-specific passwords are bypasses of 2-factor auth. Use them selectively and with care, revoke ones you're not using anymore. And replace them from time to time.
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For values of "going bad" approaching "losing 2-4% of its value." The horror.
The fact is that Apple and Amazon have far more confused customers than targets for social engineering attacks. They are always going to have an "I forgot everything about myself and my account, please let me in!" option. All cloud service providers are going to have this.

With this in mind, it may not be wise to remotely link your MacBook such that it can be wiped by Apple Central Command. Do people seriously do that? A phone is maybe kind of reasonable for this kind of thing (only kind of), but your actual laptop? Is this a requirement of new versions of OS X or something? I don't know who would set this up willingly.

Any local data that you want to keep from attackers should be stored as ciphertext. Your secret key should be encrypted with a strong passphrase. Most thieves, even high-level corporate espionage-type thieves, won't know how to use GPG in the first place, but if they do, if you've done it right they won't be able to get in.

From the perspective of keeping ourselves safe in a world where all data is kept on (or hooked up to a remote control at) the server of a big faceless corporation, all plaintext should be considered public info. Just because they haven't published or leaked it yet doesn't mean they won't, and it doesn't mean that anyone with an interest can't go in and take it, or that they won't wreak havoc for an ultimately minor goal (like access to Twitter).

Encryption and backup. The two constantly repeated, never honored mantras whose inconveniences have plagued computer users for decades now. If people did these things correctly, hacks would rarely matter or jeopardize significant amounts of data. This is a field that is ripe for system-level disruption; Time Machine kind of helped with the backup, but we still don't have anything decent for layman's crypto (perhaps because the business models of companies are now so dependent on reading our information and selling it back to interested parties).
Before you go off about ethnic and class privilege, you did read the article and note that cash is accepted, right?
Kind of. This is the reason 2-factor makes me uncomfortable too: instead of having 1 username/1 password, it's actually 1 username/lots of passwords. And the passwords generated are all lowercase alphabetic characters (I assume to make them easier for users who don't/can't copy-paste).

It'd make me a lot more comfortable if I could lock each password down to a specific Google service (for instance: generate an OTP for Pidgin, and enable it only for Google Talk), they were a lot longer, and had special chars + numbers in them.
Facebook. See https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=security&section=a...
I bought the ipad on a total whim and have been repaid many times over by the enjoyment it continues to provide. I'm an old-school musician from the days when sounds were 'etched' on analog tape and I can tell you that as far as I'm concerned, it is a GREAT device for making music and one that is only going to get better as software evolves to exploit the full potential of its touch panel.

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no, autogenerated C code means someone (maybe a build script) runs a Python script that generates a bunch of C files, and then the C compiler picks up those files. Those C files exist in the file tree and may be human readable.

C files are being generated, not machine code, by some script. Fairly common practice in large C projects that have complex/heavily conditionals where you're less likely to introduce incorrect conditions if you let program logic printf your code to a file
Not sure about this specific mission but I think we have had satellites around mars in the past that have helped relay messages when line of sight isn't available.
Yes, I have read it. I agree about this point, this is where good emulation is very relevant.

However the BSNES creator also makes the point about the importance of having accurate speed, and this is where I fail to see the critical issue of having +/- 10-1% in speed in a game. Most of the time it does not break the game itself.
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Nice find - now imagine a machine room for a bank of 10 elevators :)
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Definitely print the codes! As a newbie I didn't, and as luck (or a 1/30 chance) would have it, I forgot my phone at home the same day my 30-day login window expired at work. Not a huge deal but a bit of a PITA, and there really was no way to log in until after I got home (which is obviously the point).

Now I have some codes squirreled away in a couple key locations.
Doesn't it depend on what your aims are, and who are the most important stakeholders (i.e. whether investors are involved, etc)?

I'm still not seeing it. I think the definition posted there is self-assuming.
Exactly why I denied posting permission when signing up.

I was worried they'd do that.
Out of curiousity, do you have a link to the study or a writeup? I'd love to read it.
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and then immediately forget them, and discover that they weren't really necessary anyway and your <service> lets you in with other questions.
I was wary to set up 2FA until I learned that you can set it up even without a cellphone or your own computer. You can have the second factor be a voice call, so it can call a landline or dumbphone without an SMS plan. Plus, if you ever lose your phone or cancel your number, you can set up backup phone numbers. I set up my fiancee's phone number as a backup number in case I ever lose my phone.
It's not JUST a matter of keyboard, while it's important. The visual cue you get from the ipad is a touchscreen. A computer, by design, makes the keyboard available at all times, and it's integrated to the nature of the computer. On the iPad, the keyboard becomes an option, not something necessary to do anything. The fact that you put the keyboard in the background says a lot about the positioning of the device. I'm not saying this is right or wrong, but what I'm saying is that it's clearly a consumer-centric device because of the design.

Then, the absence of any kind of tools to recreate the very same applications you are using on your iPad re-enforces that aspect. You actually have to SPEND money to develop for iPad, and you need a proper computer to do that. Net, it's not a device that is made for development (even if you wanted to), hence it's a consumption device only, by positioning.
The quote was pulled to put the "same risk as 10 pound of anything" claim into perspective, not to give an exhaustive treatment of plutonium ( and specifically Pu 238) dispersement.

The claim of 2 million cancers per pound of Pu is sketched out just at the start of the subchapter "Plutonium Toxicity" in your reference, it depends on a model how long the Pu remains in the lung. ( I suspect Naders number of 8e+9 death is obtained by dividing 1 Pound by an estimate of the lethal dose.)

Additionally the source talks presumably of Pu 239 (at least the numbers in the appendix are for Pu 239) while the activity ( and therefore the dosage) of Pu 238 is about a factor of 200 higher. So we can estimate 4000 death per pound of Pu 238 dispersed in the atmosphere over an city. ( Dispersing over an Ocean instead of a city would lower this estimate of course considerably. What could possibly go wrong ...)

And you are welcome, this seems to be one of the better texts one can cite about the dangers of Pu. (I will be happy to point out the several best case estimates the text makes.)