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It's exactly what I need for the current project! Thank you very much!
If each infringement "costs" them $150,000 then $25 is a small price to pay...
> asking what you make is like asking how often you get laid. and whom.

Yes, as long as you consider your career to be an extension of your penis.

This does seem to be a popular point of view in English-speaking countries.
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I agree with this post.

Since iOS6 its been a major change over the whole iOS ecosystem. Most people don't realise this but iOS6 has changed a lot of things for Apple devices in general.

Few things I feel Apple should implement,

- Fix the issue OP mentioned. If a app requires iOS6 only make it visible to iOS6 compatible devices. And btw if iPhone 3GS can get iOS6, so should iPod Touch 3G.

- App updates should be pushed only to devices which can support the update. Like the ones which require iOS6 should not annoy a user still/stuck on iOS5.
Can you expand on this a little - do you know of any particular security concerns with prefetching?
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I want to go check it out too, and I'm all the way out in SF!
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> remediation from these attacks almost never involves replacing any of the hardware

That's true. But it should, if you care about security.

Equivalent: Proper backup procedures are seldom made or tested. They should (and they do happen once there's enough CYA involved, or one of the involved parties has experienced some previous catastrophic event)
I guess I'm fortunate that I live somewhere where it's not illegal to admit to using Tor. My point was more simple that Tor isn't compromised.
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Probably I'm going to get bashed for pointing out the obvious, but: Open Source Advocate and Apple fanboy? At the same time? How's that even remotely possible?
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They should block Flash, too.
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I believe it becomes built-in in Aurora and Nightly builds.
I think you're overstating your case. I would say the "228 incident" [1] would counter your assertion that rallying cries (political causes) are anathema or that people don't care about authoritarianism as they might seek over ways to overcome the difficulties presented by such (following your waves in the ocean).

I think the healthy political involvement (even antagonistic approach) to politics in, practically Chinese, Taiwan speaks to how, essentially, Chinese people did "march on Washington" to produce change and shake off authoritarianism and did have a singular genesis with Lin, Jiang-mai and the Tienma Teahouse incident.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/228_Incident
Keeping on top of the latest measures is great, but I wonder if it's good enough. Maybe we should go back to writing our most sensitive information on paper.
If you want editing with multiple users on the same document, there is (as I mentioned above) ShareJS and Etherpad Lite. But you will need some server-sided components for that.

The 'standard' for code editing in the browser is ace: http://ace.ajax.org/

Judging from your statement that it has to be jQuery, you'll want something like that:
http://imperavi.com/redactor
But for each scandal we need to re-evaluate the prior.

I'm irritated that you post this as if presupposing that the US government is not corrupt. I know you are factually correct, but the connotation bothers me.

When they failed to stop SOPA of their own accord, I realized that the majority are either incompetent or corrupt.
Really? I didn't notice this at all while living there. And it's also hard to peg someones rent with respect to their salary because some people chose to live beyond their means while others would potentially live 'cheaply' in order to save enough to buy a place.
I think this is just someone rehosting Json Blob (http://jsonblob.com/) and throwing an advert on the right-half column.

Or maybe the other way around?

https://github.com/josdejong/jsoneditoronline 200+ stars

https://github.com/tburch/jsonblob 50+ stars
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And the first is exactly what managers want -- engineers who have no idea, whatsoever, what they're worth.
BS. Everything that could be lifted by CBT is just ignorance and lack of determination.

Medication without changing of habits is the same as drinking - it only masks the symptoms temporarily.
What? Why? I happily wish for the day that the Great Firewall gets shut off, but in my book, the Chinese Government has been fantastically successful.

The sheer number of people brought out of poverty in the last few decades is mind-boggling. In 1981, 85%[1] of China's population (that's 850 million people[3]) lived on <
$1.25 a day. In 2005, that was 16% (200 million people)! The USA is at 16%[2].

I'm confident that we'll eventually see reform in China. It'll take a few decades. People are still "high" on growth. Once the growth slows down, people will start taking a more critical eye on their government, and change will occur. I think those changes will be occur gradually and peacefully.

[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poverty_in_the_Peoples_Republic...
[2] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poverty_in_the_United_States
[3] http://www.chinability.com/Population.htm
I don't know why I'm bothering to respond to such an idiotic statement but:

1) Apple is a huge contributor to open source (WebKit, LLVM, OpenCL, GCD, LaunchD, ZeroConf, CUPS just to name a few).

2) Given how much of a sad joke "Linux on a Laptop" still is to this day Apple is the only provider of UNIX laptops and huge popular amongst developers including Linus himself.
I would imagine these sites would also run SSL making this point moot.
Well, I wasn't happy in my last salaried job and I didn't know the salaries of my colleagues.
I wasn't trying to be pedantic. I honestly think he misused the word and may not understand what it means.
Yea, this is just a really stupid person.
Where are the clinical tests for depression? The diagnosis is solely based on the opinion of the practitioner, there is no brain scan or chemical test that can conclusively prove that someone is suffering from depression.
The so called "drugs" used to treat depression are no better, they "are thought to work" (big pharma phrases it this way in their own TV ads) by re-balancing the brain's chemistry, but in actual fact they have never been able to prove this with scientific TESTS.

So yes, people get sad sometimes, it's a fact of life, but maybe if we stopped prescribing them powerful mind altering narcotics that have FDA black warning label that say right on the box that they increase the risk of suicide, maybe they wouldn't take their own lives in such huge numbers.

EDIT: Relevant link, please get ALL the facts before you go see a shrink about your "depression": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHu7Ik36128
Wouldn't a VPN be good enough?
It's not my app, but I do know the creator. The capitalization is a joke ;)
For those that don't know bugs entered on BugReporter will feed directly into the internal Radar bug tracking system. And I highly recommend following the format and most importantly providing clear, step by step instructions on how to reproduce the bug.
Preprocessor tokens: by that logic, just about anything is syntactically correct. I'd prefer to deal with the syntax of a program after the preprocessor is done with it.

Using "new": Yes, that's right. OTOH, if "c" is literally "c", and not a placeholder for something else, then it looks like my statement is correct. More generally, let c be a placeholder for any identifier, and my statement is correct.[1]

[1] I think.
I would say, as others have pointed out, that this is in
retaliation to the pieces about graft and wealth building
by CN officials counter to the spirit of the revolution
because it could cause internal PLA dissent/strife -and to
see if they could obtain info about sourc(e)s of that info.

Absolutely. But the greater context is that they see this as a skirmish in the larger campaign to discredit the PRC's current leaders, foment discontent, overthrow the government, and set up a (US-controlled) democracy.
> There is another subset of humans who find upfront, structured design boring as fuck.

That's orthogonal to OOP, isn't it?

> I think learning how to wrestle language syntax and the glorious, consistent, harsh, and utterly fair grumblings of a high level interpretor are the best first steps in being a great programmer.

If you like the computer to yell at you, then strong powerfully statically typed languages are even better for you. Try e.g. Haskell.
I don't have a dog in this race nor was it meant as flamebait. Just pointing out that ever increasing sales of iPhones make me doubt that they're becoming "increasingly irrelevant". Analysts may think that Apple should've sold more, but they also sold more than they've ever sold in a single quarter.

http://investor.apple.com/results.cfm
In Britain we have the British Computer Society.
When we were at university they turned up and gave us a talk on the benefits of membership and sold a bunch of us "student memberships", to graduate to full membership IIRC you needed to get a degree and then pass a bunch of extra exams.

Out of all the people I know working professionally in dev/IT I don't think any of them are now BCS members.

I haven't heard of employers asking for it either.
In the western world, researching psychedelics is a sure way to end one's scientific career. That's why.
> With my Androids, I can just use CyanogenMod

You make it sound like with Android there is this guaranteed upgrade path to a newer OS which simply not true. And even when you can upgrade it is common for there to be serious bugs or functionality missing.
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I'm all for freedom of information, but let's not kid ourselves that the U.S. government doesn't restrict information either:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_in_the_United_States
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You are, my friend, pretty closed minded. Not everyone taking DMT because their life is a mess, and they want to escape. There is alcohol for that.
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My understanding of politics is that bills like these tend to have expiration dates so politicians are on a perpetual cycle of gathering funding/PR for the same issues repeatedly. So while the end result may be good, the reason it's even under discussion is a bit sad.
No-one sane does anything seriously criminal trough their own link. I built a simple directional wlan antenna. In my small city, within range of my balcony, there are some 300 open or WEP-protected networks. Not that I'd ever steal someone else's internet...
They can still monitor traffic peaks and match those to when criminal activity occurred.
I assure you he did not – colleagues and I have been using troll in precisely that way for at least two years. Language is ever flexible. Trolled can mean someone getting you irritated, whether they meant it or not.
That is a highly uninformed opinion.
App.net probably generated too much hype initially and attacked a broader market.
If it has to focus on a narrow market who are willing to pay, what would that be?
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I'd say the modern usage of troll is more like "to frustrate in a clever or unexpected manner" (at least on sites like reddit and its [very large!] irl readership).
why not live updating :(
Looks like the other way around, judging from this file https://github.com/tburch/jsonblob/blob/master/web-app/js/js...
To point out the most obvious flaw in your rude and ill informed comment, Linus doesn't use OS X on his MBA, he uses "a sad joke" as you put it. So do a lot of developers.
I beg to differ. It would be "better for everyone" if this attempt at censoring and balkanizing the internet would be undermined in any way possible.
I could be wrong, but I think you're going to have a hard time convincing rails newcomers to fork over the cash in a recurring model and as the post indicates, the experienced developers are familiar with the territory.

I'm sure there's money to be made keeping people up to date on these frustrating changes, but I don't know if this is how to do that most effectively.
That's not the holy grail. I'll tell you what the holy grail is:

A web app that runs completely on CSS.

No need for stupid web servers, but since web servers are handy we'll build one with css.

And I scoff at HTML; but because of performance I made css compile to html too.

I'm working on a project that'll I'll be unveiling as my 'open source master piece'; It's just a little thing I call node.css. That's right, css bindings to C++. No more stupid C++ either.

Strap on some CSS build automation and what do you get? That's right, the holy grail. I'll call it CSS on Rails.

What's more, I've already done it and launched my current employers flagship product on it. Hope it doesn't screw the entire business over the long haul. Oh well, I can switch jobs if that happens and pretend I never posted this.
Probably to reduce some friction from the process. They also don't charge a transaction fee(as noted in another comment), so i could see myself using this on my site.

Of course a much useful service would be something like flattr. IIRC, There was some talk about them starting to accept bitcoins but i haven't heard about that lately.
Using a .xxx domain? Now that's trolling.
I'm not sure it's as insane as you think.

First, interns at big-name tech companies are highly overpaid for the work the company gets now; it's seen more as a hiring cost than a salary. The company pays ~$50k (~20k is three month's salary; add in housing stipend, taxes, and overhead) per intern in the hopes that a decent proportion of them will be back. Those that are back are solid engineers that are known quantities; false positives should be much more rare than in your general hiring process because you get to see them work in your company for three months before deciding whether to make a full-time offer. Given how hard and expensive engineer recruiting is, this is an ok deal for a lot of companies. But regardless, comparing to intern salary isn't meaningful because few companies actually believe that they are paying for what the intern will produce in their three months when they pay top dollar for elite interns.

Furthermore, while higher salaries are certainly available, those salaries don't seem absurdly low for the stage of company they were (tiny staff, no product released). Most companies at that early of a stage do expect employees to accept a nontrivial cut from their market rate in return for more interesting work, more autonomy, and fairly significant (if high-risk) equity.
But you can see where this ends, can't you, troll?
This is really nice, the only thing I'd add is live updating (rather than having to press the < or > buttons.)

I definitely have a use for this in a current project, so thank you!
You have presented nothing to connect that to this, except the obvious one: that state sponsored actions have state objectives behind them. You're arguing by insinuation and equivocation, and present nothing relevant to this event. It's like a comment section on the Stuxnet worm being inundated with comments about Iran sponsoring suicide bombers in Israel. Yes, it's related, but the volume of "evidence" you've added to this discussion suggests you just want to have a conversation about something else.
It's interesting, because just last week I looked up the South African Computer Society, and they too, seem to be fading into obscurity.

There is a role I think, for software developers to organise in some form, to accredit training courses and represent the profession/craft/trade to government.

It seems these old style Computer Societies aren't up to the job and prefer to act as gatekeepers.
And support would have very little to do with release dates, but more likely hardware. And the iPhones are the top tier devices, and have better hardware in them than the iPods released around the same time.
I've consumed heavy doses of ayahuasca on three occasions, and never experienced diarrhea. Nor have my friends or any of the innumerable people who have posted experiences online.

You will vomit, however.
Perhaps. The bigger 'threat' is not so much from foreign media per se, but from internal Chinese (activists) who would translate and disseminate this information via various channels. It's not as though most Chinese know how/bother to avoid the GFC or know how to read English. It's the internal 'conspiracy theorists' and anti-propagandists who the gov't fear the most which is why they have introduced laws governing internet cafes, ISPs, blogs, microblogs, and hire thousands to scrub sites of offending info, etc.

The gov't mostly want to control internal communication. I think in this case they were looking for info on where the NYT got this information, so they could track down and rectify the sourc(e)s.
Except the top and bottom left gears are rotating in contradicting directions. In fact none of the gears are even connected and are just rotating on their own accord. What's the point??
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See also:

- https://status.heroku.com/incidents/489

- http://status.rubygems.org/
This could be solved by the developer setting the Deployment target to 4.3, or less than 6.0. It is not likely they are using 6.0 specific code in their apps, though possible.
There are plenty of people out here who Ron even have degrees who know gigantic amounts and are highly skilled, and who the ACS wouldn't even talk to. They are a complete waste of time.
> I actively develop for Android as well, and I can say that BlackBerry development has done so many things right. It is really a dream to develop apps for. As a user, it's fantastic too.

I haven't seen and tried BB's SDK, but could you elaboreate more? Didn't they still use Java ME (which sucks compared to Android's IMO)?
He meant something like "linux-compatible laptops", no word about OSX.
Reminds me of this
http://jsondiff.com/
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Revolutionary
An idea he borrowed (and acknowledged borrowing from) from Philip Greenspun, who wrote a book in that style.
http://philip.greenspun.com/panda/
I think it's actually highly well informed, Psychiatrists themselves admit there's nothing scientific about the whole "brain chemistry imbalance" bullshit.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzdu3WQyIZg&list=PLFD5944...
The problem with depression is that it is hard to diagnose. If anything we are still in the dark ages of mental illness. If you have an infection we have a way to tell you what infection. Right now there is no way to test for depression.

More scientific research is definitely needed.
You can contact the privacy commissioner if the wont remove you from their mailing lists.

What sort of events do they promote? Curious.

Edit: oh, but only if there was a piracy commissioner...
Thank you, sir. It took me a LONG time to learn that lesson. I'm glad I finally did.
No worries, we were both unsure. :fabrice verified this today with me.
The clinical tests are easy to find:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK64063/
I thought it was helpful to see a rational state objective behind why the Chinese military may be hacking the New York Times (the article leaves motive unanswered beyond insinuating general malevolence).

"It's like a comment section on the Stuxnet worm being inundated with comments about Iran sponsoring suicide bombers in Israel."

This may not be a news flash for Israelis or Americans, but I bet it would make for informed reading for an Iranian (or even for an American sitting next to an Iranian). I've found foreign articles on current events illuminating of my own cultural blinders.
What? Microsoft has done 100x worse than listing incompatible software.
Then he would still be completely wrong. Thinkpads are as good as Macs, and run Linux just fine.
Cloudera has an office in RTP (Raleigh) as well: http://www.cloudera.com/content/cloudera/en/about/contact-us...
The just released Blink Native binary format might be an alternative if you want a fixed-length encoding: http://blog.blinkprotocol.org/2013/01/blink-native-format-re...
That job posting has already been taken down.
It seems to be culturally dependent too and related to education as well. There seems to be less of an epidemic in the part of Asia where I live.
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We are no more in the "dark ages of mental illness". You must be kidding. Before we used to burn people who were mentally deficient and heard voices or had hallucinations as they were thought to be possessed by the Devil. That was the "dark ages of mental illness" you are talking about. There is now information, testing, diagnostic methods everywhere available, and efficient medication. Keep yourself up to date.
I think the biggest hurdle to pass for most of my friends is getting beyond the dozens of lines of code and into the hundreds and thousands of lines.

How do you teach that?
Click-to-play for Flash in Chrome and Firefox would kill flash banners overnight.
This is (a) absolutely shocking, and (b) utterly fantastic!

If MS had tried to make a DVCs to compete with git, they would have always been third-fiddle (to git and Mercurial, and possibly others). But they could still have made money selling it to all-Microsoft shops.

Instead, they acknowledged the situation and incorporated git support!

This is so right, so beneficial to their customers, and yet so completely opposite to what I expected them to do!

I must give credit where credit is due ... fantastic decision, Microsoft!
Being brilliant doesn't disqualify someone from being brilliant.
I'm actually typing these from my MBA. However, the article only talks about iOS which kinda is the opposite of OSS. News flash: it is a totally closed ecosystem. Without jailbreak, you're pretty much at the mercy of the mighty grey apple. Besides, outside of Apple, please point something that actually uses GCD, launchd, and their actual implementation of ZeroConf.
Already this thread has replies that are trotting out the usual "depression is just sadness" or "CBT is nonsense".

The UK NHS National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (http://www.nice.org.uk/) gathers evidence of cost effectiveness (using quality adjusted life years) for various treatments.

They are pretty clear - CBT is excellent for mild depression; CBT and medication combined is more effective than either treatment alone for moderate to severe depression.

The Cochrane Collaboration (http://www.cochrane.org/) carefully investigates all the research, judges its quality, and publishes a meta analysis. They're pretty clear that CBT is effective.
Note: The video linked to by parent is by CCHR, a known Scientology front group[1]. Doesn't mean they're necessarily right or wrong, just thought people should know.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_Commission_on_Human_R...
I am not sure which part of Asia you are referring to, but in Japan there is "depression boom", at least judging by the increased amount of anti-depressants being sold.
Sure, but that last "as long as" is a huge one ... getting on a patent gravy-train is almost certainly a prime goal.
"We Need to Have Sympathy." Period.
There, I fixed it for you.
Regarding deployment/packaging, there is MsDeploy for that. You can deploy files, IIS settings, db scripts, registry settings from a sip package