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Ignoring all of the other nonsense comments below which have no relevance besides 'America is bad mmmkay', it was known Dotcom had gun(s) at his house. Also he has been convicted of crimes previously. Not that his hacking crimes make him a hardcore armed felon, but he did have weapons in his house at the time of the raid.

Also the overblown raid? Yeah probably a scare tactic to show him who he is messing with...
> The guy that spends 13 hours a day shovelling fish heads probably thinks that my 9 hours in a chair in front of a screen doesn't really consist of 'real work'.

You can't tell me that you've never wondered if he was right.
Apple rolls out new "All on iPad" ad
Apple has rolled out the latest in its TV ads highlighting everything you can do on an iPad, showing off the retina display. This comes out hours after the company was reported to have stopped its "Genius" ads that were shown in the opening days of the Olympics.
2FA can use smart card- The device with TPM capability may work as a virtual smart card- This video is interesting- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmTpdZAC4_s -

But Yes, I have to admit, for API, this may be overkill-
Wired really sucks a lot of the time. This is an unfortunate example of just how bad it can be.
Not really. Common law systems still have statutes that are compiled and amended. The "common law" potion of the system just means that court rulings are (potentially) binding upon other courts.
For example in Minecraft, Let's Plays can give you ideas for things to build, maybe even outright copy, in your own world. This works because it's a huge open-ended game with rich game mechanics.

Maybe if your game is a linear pseudo-Movie that can be fully substituted by a few LP videos, you have something to worry. But that's not LPs damaging the game industry, that's the game industry churning out unoriginal and, frankly, lame games.
After the credit card reform act went through in 2010, the card companies now allow for a $10 minimum.

http://consumerist.com/2010/09/amex-visa-mastercard-all-give...
So, building a bridge is an engineering endeavor.

Does this mean that drawing blueprints for the bridge is not engineering? What about working a crane? Laying brick? Sealing pavement? Sweeping the bridge?

Could you say that an AWS datacenter is not a feat of engineering? Certainly writing the software that powers it is as important as any other discipline, and every piece of its execution has definable metrics to measure performance.

I've known janitors who sell accounts and measure their foot steps to find the fastest cleaning path. If you sell janitorial services for $2000 a month and it only takes you 2 hours a night to do a job, then you'll make as much money as some engineers. Not that salary is the measure of an engineer, but using math and science to maximize favorable outcomes should be.

Or maybe thats just the measure of a hacker.
> ... one might argue that a woman may or may not understand a female target audience better

One might argue that women _on average_ may or may not understand a female audience better, but I can't even begin to think how someone wouldn't understand that variations between individual understandings would dwarf any potential divide here.
So people will write some crappy tests to satisfy the law. I don't think much would be gained. But consultants would be enabled to earn more money, that is true.
*for any news story not involving a pretty young white woman.
> They've destroyed Megaupload and got away with it. I' not sure I'd call the result "public humiliation", at least not for them.

Megavideo was replaced by a dozen video streaming sites (many with Indian .in domain names) within a week. Only ones who lost anything were the people using it to store personal files.
The nice thing about opinions is that you can change them more often than you change your underwear.
Agreed. Every proposed change and amendment should be attributed to whichever legislator requested it so we can see who's inserting all these crazy clauses and loopholes.
It's a very nice app, but it does not say anywhere that these are Wordpress themes - is that obvious to everyone?
Yeah, but I sort of took it in the same way you take it when you see a design for transparent phone that you can roll up and put in your pocket. The technology isn't there to do that, it just is what it is.
Historic NDAA Battle Underway: TV Networks Silent
I am also trying to understand this- I wrote one loooong blog where you may find some information important-

http://www.starternotes.com/

It is mostly a compile from many resources and still working on it-
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My thoughts exactly. Even more so, by "sticking to their guns", Microsoft is essentially creating user confusion over what Do Not Track actually means. It used to mean "advertisers, please do not track me". Now it will mean "advertisers, please do not track me, unless I'm using IE 10." Considering that users have a tough time differentiating between the browser and the internet, this isn't going to help anything.
I guess it would depend on the game. If it's a puzzle game a LP would probably ruin it. But for something like say, skyrim; watching a LP only made me hungrier to play the game.
Googling "googlebot execute javascript" indicates otherwise.
Minecraft has a bunch of great Lets Play-ers. If nothing else, they've prompted me to buy /more/ games (like Vessel) because I see a video of someone starting a play-through and it's like a sneak peek into a game that may not offer free trials.

Also - slightly off topic - I can't tell you how many times a game has lost a sale because they didn't have some sort of free trial I could play to see if it was worth my money.
Wouldn't it make sense to give each sentence it's own line, and use double linefeeds to demarcate paragraphs? It would make diffs much easier to read.
I wasn't claiming copy and paste was first on Apple (or even best) but I recall that it wasn't there to start with which made me go back and check the date on this document. I had originally assumed it was a much earlier document and the Samsung interface being benchmarked was an internal prototype of a first generation Android but it seems it was an actual product and probably not the first (although I don't have mobile phone model histories in my head).
If I am working with someone on a design and they bring me something as bad as that redesign, I'm going to tell them it's awful. That redesign is rubbish and it very clearly was done without thinking about what was important, and nobody benefits by pretending that's not true. As a designer, you should not be offended by people telling you things you've made don't work, so long as they're providing reasons. Those people are doing you a favor. You cannot remain emotionally attached to your own work and be a good designer.

It is far easier to work with people who are direct and harsh than the people who dance around the matter. You can never trust anything the latter group of people tell you, and so you end up wasting a tremendous amount of time because you have no idea what they actually want because they refuse to actually tell you.

(That said, there is a world of difference between "that is rubbish, you did not think" and "that is rubbish because you did not think about things X, Y and Z". The first is useless, the second is helpful.)

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Your idea that people must offer alternate suggestions before criticism is ridiculous. If you present your redesign idea to the public and it's terrible, the correct response is "that's not very good, go back and try again", not "that's not very good, therefore I will spend the months required to come up with a non-awful alternative before commenting".
Having spent a lot of time with OpenStack, CloudStack and a number of other cloud platforms (OnApp, Hexagrid and others) over the past two years I came to a conclusion about OpenStack. It's like a bag of dough. Which is great if you're trying to make bread. But if what you want to make is a sandwich, it's not remotely there.

What I mean by that is, OpenStack seems very immature despite how much effort has gone into it. It's still missing a lot of features that, if you're trying to turn it into a commercial cloud platform, are necessary.

CloudStack, to me, seems more complete. I've been working with it for a couple months now and have been very happy with it. It's what we'll be rolling out to production hopefully later this year.
Is ‘cloud security’ an oxymoron?
It prints colored 0s and 1s all over your terminal window. Nothing else.
Line 20 (the 'trap sig_int_trap SIGINT') disables Ctrl-C. You want to comment this out.
These videos take the information out of the "game" realm and into "video". These are less-bad for the gaming industry than rampant piracy:

I don’t have to pay $50 for a youtube-video

Here we use the venerable warez defense - these videos are like demo videos in that they make you want to play the game yourself.

I get to see everything in HD, no matter how bad my system is(even on mobile)

So we can get the full game experience, even on an underpowered smartphone over a bad connection. The future is awesome.

I don’t have to go through the hassle of installing a 10GB+ game

The future is indeed awesome.

I can fast forward boring parts or skip parts

I play Angry Birds during boring videogame sections

I can relax after work and don’t have to think while watching or I can choose to figure out the next steps myself and then say “Yes, I would have done it the same way”

We can do the same with video episodes and movies, and many are written to have main characters make dumb mistakes so viewers feel smarter.

It’s just as rewarding as figuring out something by playing myself

No it isn't, and that's why these videos are good for the industry.
Do you actually believe that calling someone a sexist (however 'careless' it might be) is an attack on the male gender as a whole? Really? Try swapping sexism with homophobia or racism, and see how ridiculous you sound. (Note: I agree with your first assertion.)

First, throwing the term 'racist' around carelessly undermines genuine claims of racism. Second, it attempts to not only target an individual as racist, but often whites as a whole as being part of a "whites only-club", in turn implying that white identity itself is inherently wrong. Third, it undermines genuine racial equality - if people are concerned about their criticisms being perceived as racist they will refrain from open and honest critique which is the hallmark of colleagues and equals. Fourth, it assumes (essentially) a racial role for blacks as "poor persecuted minorities" who need protecting from criticism and attack. Consequently, racial inequality is perpetuated - after all, if this same criticism had been targeted at a white journalist would we expect to see responses such as "you're only picking on him because he's white"?

A problem with reverse racism/sexism arguments is that they allow people who are secure in their positions to brush aside the racist/sexist undercurrents of society in favor of "gender/colorblind" solutions that only make sense if everyone agrees to ignore all cultural, social, and historical context.

Just because people with axes to grind can use gender as a smear (an inept one, in this case) to paint someone as a sexist, doesn't make it right to imply we as males are somehow being attacked or victimized, or could be in the future. And no, being made uncomfortable of your position in society isn't an attack, it's a reminder.
>but he did have weapons in his house at the time of the raid.

All of which is taken into account in the risk profile, and he was judged to be of low risk. Besides, who cares if he has legal guns? I have guns, doesn't mean I'm going to shoot someone who comes to serve a warrant.

>probably a scare tactic to show him who he is messing with

It's sad that people (particularly Americans, but also citizens of more brutal regimes) are so used to such tactics by police that they seem normal.
I thought i was the only one. I'm just so excited to see this ancient site got surfaced again.
You're right. I was actually unsure at the time. The data comes from the EFF.
Sure they can. They should do what the W3C wants them to do. But for some reason, in this case, they don't. It makes me want to cry in frustration. DNT was on very shaky grounds to begin with, this just makes things worse.
I did a very similar project a couple of weeks ago. You can see the results on http://ency.cl/opedia

This post sums up some of my thoughts about it: http://lolcat.biz/post/27368236760/ency-cl-opedia
Feasible? It looks a bit low to me. :)
Some of these (e.g. "two factor authentication" and "use bcrypt") require buy-in from management.
Seems like it's likely to be very difficult for a browser to detect whether or not a given request is idempotent, no? You could use HTTP verbs (i.e. assume that GETs are and POSTs are not) but then you're trusting the server to use REST correctly.
Please, take your time to understand what happened before blaming the victim.
Mandatory signup is enabled because the website is aimed towards the not so well known lets players as it helps them get noticed, the concept of the website is the users follow games as opposed to one person playing one video game. Users need to be following games to have content in their feed. Also, the website is currently in beta stage where features are still being added and bugs are still being fixed (its essentially a MVP) which is why its not yet opened or advertised to the general public. Furthermore, its also to reduce load as its currently on a very low spec server.

The only place I mentioned the website is /r/letsplay. You can see the thread here:
http://www.reddit.com/r/letsplay/comments/xptph/hey_rletspla...
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I'd dial back on the shadows behind the themes. It makes the pictures look like they're glowing.
I think it is because lately there are just more postings which are posted and voted up because they are emotional more than the fact that they have anything to do with the core topic(s) normally found on HN.

As I mentioned in the other post yesterday about the NYTimes reporter being beaten there are more emotional posts now which are on the site just related to how bad big companies, government, the music industry, Google, Facebook, Craiglist and Hollywood is (this due to the PG Destory Hollywood post I'm sure).

It seems there is more bandwagon jumping lately on hating anything which is big and makes a lot of money, so it is inherently bad (see every post about Craiglist this month). HN talk is usually about startups and small business, it seems to go against the ethos here about building businesses that somehow when you make a lot of money you are now 'the man' and must be destroyed, or at least give your hard earned work to new HN'ers startups to help them profit (information wants to be free and all), since that must the right thing to do.

Is Square set to become the enemy soon due to their big deal they just signed with Starbucks?
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Youtube needs a takedown.
True!
So maybe one can hope, that LPs are kind of forcing the industrie to rethink their strategies just repackaging old types of game(ofc not every company is doing that, but a lot games are basically the same).
This is the thing I hate about HN guys: when it comes to the discussing Samsung vs. Apple nearly all members seem to close there eyes plus minds and just say "I don't see what Apple is talking about. I don't see any attempt to copy or something which got copied".

Did you even see the document? The document clearly shows that they compared nearly every feature and what needs to be done to improve their feature to work like the competition. This is like when BMW would analyze a Mercedes and say "We need to exactly work and look like a BMW. Let's have a look what we need to do to work and look like a BMW".

This document isn't about the defacto standard. This is not about how users are working with their phones and what can be improved to get a better experience with a Samsung product. This is not about analyzing how you do against a strong competitor.

This is just: Let's copy the strongest competitor on the market and we are good to go. And this exact thing is a shame and it is even a bigger shame that no one wants to admit that there is something fishy going on here!

Just stop fucking copying and start developing own good products.
I can hear music for the first time ever, what should I listen to?
I think it ultimately comes down to this: playing games is more fun than watching them.
There are some games like Phoenix Wright or visual novels where a Let's Play is essentially the same thing as the real deal, but for most games the fun comes from doing it yourself.
Let's Plays are interesting for me because they've got funny narrations, skilled play, interesting commentary, secrets, stuff like that. I don't feel like they are a replacement for actually playing a game. They're kinda like DVD special features.
A Java to C++ converter, as an eclipse plug-in.
League of Legends also uses it in their download client.
"May or may not" is the same as "on average, may or may not".
The cross discipline Engineering workflow is:
1. define metric of success
2. fiddle with system till metric is high enough.
3. <optional> research alternative 1.s and cheaper 2.s

Real software engineering, e.g. profiling optimization, is definitely a branch of engineering. Research into software architectures, is not.

Science is about disseminating the unknown. You do not do science in most software jobs. You are doing science if you publish your results in scientific journals. An example of real computer science is understanding how discrete systems (such as DNA or CPUs) can turn into complex systems (such as life or A life).

The author of this article has very little understanding of engineering or science.

From a Engineer/Scientist
Personally I question whether Microsoft's main reason for enabling DNT is to protect their user's privacy.

If Microsoft can look like the good guys while sticking a knife in Google's back, preventing them tracking users and targeting ads, then they might as well go for it.

IE on it's own won't do much damage but other browsers will be under pressure now to also add DNT, after all, they don't want their users to think they're privacy online is safer in IE's hands.

If all browsers slowly make this move Google could be affected quite badly. And that is the logic I think Microsoft is using here.
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I love Let's Play videos. My daughter, for a long time, would watch me play Minecraft (she, only being three, would refer to it as "Yourcraft").

When it got to the point that I just didn't really enjoy playing Minecraft anymore, we started watching Coe's Quest. All the benefit if playing Minecraft with my small passenger, without all of the effort, and with a nice narrator to boot.

Since then, I've discovered several games via Let's Play series, including Terraria, King Arthur's Gold, and Dwarf Fortress. I've purchased two of them. I'm not crazy enough to try Dwarf Fortress.
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Wasn't to me until reading your comment.
This is just a poor attempt to try and damage the biggest online advertising network and their number one competitor - Google.

Realistically the DNT header will do nothing for user privacy.

Just when you think MS is making progress with IE and the web they pull this stunt.
came here to say this. The article was good, but geocities?
Considering you now have to give up your copyright to them if you post anything there, I'd have to say yes. Abusing our broken system of laws makes you a danger.
But all other things aren't equal- this is HN, not the rest of the internet. I think one of the draws of the HN community is that interactions often carry more weight than your typical comment section on a blog.
The problem with incumbents is there already making money selling the old product which means Fiber instillation needs to be paid back on their 'extra' profits from running Fiber.
There are a lot less guns in NZ than Amurrica, so it is probably more of a big deal over there than here. But I'd let someone from NZ chime in on that to be sure.
It is, you can easily check that yourself. for(;;) compiles to exactly one jmp in GCC (tested with gcc 4.7.0)
To be honest I've seen people complain about this far more often than I've actually seen it happen.
Your comment suggests that Samsung went out of its way to ape the iPhone because it wanted to ape the iPhone. If you had some other brand in their place as a market leader then it would have been that brand's phone in place of iPhone

And NO I don't think they are aping it. Such analysis is everyday stuff ...
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Sure, but inconsistency of opinion isn't a very admirable trait.
I'd accept getting the shit beaten out of me (really!) for the resulting multimillion dollar payout. A few minutes of pain in exchange for being financially secure the rest of my life? Sign me up.
The python scripts to generate the repository from the xmls freely available from the german government is also on github:
https://github.com/bundestag/gesetze-tools
So, go ahead, hack! ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2k1aztBGnWc#t=1h38m00s
In that case, the cashier can easily charge you without your consent. Of course, you get the confirmation mail and can cancel the transaction but this is inconvenient.

Making payments too easy makes it easier on the bad guys as well.
Your sales pitch should challenge your customer
Detailed evaluation of the HDCP v2 protocol
I just logged out and back in to test this.. still get prompted for an app password. It's good to see they're rolling it out, though!
Not quite- this is a direct shot at Google's advertising revenue. Google doesn't have the luxury of ignoring this.

Microsoft isn't doing this to protect users against nefarious trackers, it's doing it to hurt Google's bottom line.
Hacker, engineer, ninja, rock star...these terms are bandied about in this community and I don't have a problem with it, it's just part of the lingo. Anyone stumbling on this community who may get confused with the term "engineer" (for example, in a HN job posting) would figure out pretty quickly that that they mean someone who makes websites. It's not like a company really wants a rock star or someone trained in martial arts, or someone with a P.E.
I've never been turned off buying a game after watching a Let's Play video, but I can see how I might ... It could be a great companion to a proper review.

However, getting turned off buying a game isn't necessarily a bad thing; it might prevent you from buying a game that isn't any good, or that is hyped by the games media.

So bring on the Let's Play videos, I say!
It obviously doesn't guarantee anything, but it does pretty much eliminate any arguments based on implicit permission.
I'd rather be right than consistent.
Nope, not without logging in. Probably need to clear cookies or something. But in any case, the grandparents are not lying or stupid afaict so stop downvoting them.