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ADT is java and works on all platforms Eclipse works on. Additionally, the NDK (Native Developer Kit) is downloadable for Windows, Linux and Mac. I've personally used Android developer tools with native development on OSX, it works fine.
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First camera is installed and working. Now they're working on the second.
Yes, the issue is, this is quiet majority. The subject is contentious enough that people who are not pro EU keep quiet about it, because they don't feel as strongly about it as the 'revolution' people. On one hand, you have people say "the problem is clear, hang Putin, hang Yanukovich! If we join EU we will be transported to Paris!". On the other hand you have people who just think that's unrealistic, but they can't put it in a slogan.
You are correct from an historian's point of view. If one side is asymmetrically stronger than the other one, the powerful side simple destroys the other side and declare them terrorists (or extremists).

When you are in hell rather than a history textbook, however, what you care is whether your most basic rights are violated or not eg. torture, kidnap, murder. In that case you take whatever you have at hand go outside and do what you think is right. The majority may want to get back to work and that might be the sustainable/profitable/reasonable thing to do. The question is whether it is the right thing or not?
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Intel's new processor to process voice on device, not on the cloud, unlike Siri
Are you calling it propaganda only because the authors used the term "civil war"? Or are you saying that the statements about the origin of the conflict, in the early slides, are untrue? If the latter, please say why you think so and what the actual facts are.
I was surprised to see that most street-views in the world are rural.
Good to see that further permanence has been added. ;)
I see where I was confused; I looked at the actual code itself, not the example where tornado was living and being used.

What are the advantages of this over normal AJAX requests, given that it's all using the single request, single response mode of operation (and you can compress/cache AJAX requests/responses, which websockets doesn't support yet).
I have no idea what you're saying here.
Power is situational: in one context someone might have power over the other, while in another a minute later the roles might switch. And yeah, people do form a sort of truce or understanding about how power is to be applied and when.

But when it comes down to it, guards have the power to use legitimated state violence on pretty much any offender. Simply because that might be politically costly (with respect to prisoner-guard relations) doesn't change the fact that the power exists and is real.
Companies aren't even bothering trying to make their blog articles relevant anymore. 'Here's 10 Ways To Drive Pageviews To Your App' might have been the better article.
Google announces $2.7M bounty for hacking Chrome OS
I was responsible for hiring a development team for a company in England some years ago.

The boilerplate contract we got from our solicitors[1] had this clause in. I fed back that this would be a barrier to hiring quality staff and was told that it would likely be unenforceable anyway and was only in there to intimidate people if the company needed to force something through later.

The clause was removed for the hiring I did but I understand that at the next annual legal review it was reinserted as a "standard contact term" by the solicitors for all new hires :(

[1] Halliwells - who I apparently no longer exist - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halliwells
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This guy http://imgur.com/a/lnawg#157
It's "get your nails did" :)
"Journalists are asked to watch closely the airports for possible Russian police coming to Ukraine and changing into Ukrainian police."

Oh, c'mon... Why are these speculations on HN?
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In the US, both the trade and the National Electric Code have a distinct preference to laying out branch circuits by room as much as possible. I lean towards that view as well, as it is a better logical organization for servicing and means you do not need to cut the lighting to half the house to work on a fixture.
Yes, Tymoshenko is not an angel by any means, but her conviction was clearly a political act to frighten other possible rivals with selective justice. Also, this was a great deal to gain some Putin's favor.
Jacobin just came out with a great article about this:

https://www.jacobinmag.com/2014/01/the-bad-kind-of-unionism/
As far as a cross-toolchain goes, the NDK is quite nice. For the most part, it Just Works for compiling code. The multitude of STLs and complicated (behind the scenes) Makefile system can be annoying. However, the Makefile system is very simple for common needs. Debugging can be a pain, yes. Google is very diligent about releasing updates to fix bugs.

It also has Clang now!
This is your data. Yeah, the quality of this data is rather poor. This is not a time when you can count on balanced, slow research. That will be something historians will hopefully eventually do, but meanwhile people have act on what they have. Because there is no such thing as „inaction”.
And it's not even a chinese site!
How do we know that this is what has really happened? On the surface this seems to be possibly a case of parallel construction, in which FBI found the emails on TorMail first and then asked for a warrant for the GMail mailbox to get enough evidence to get a warrant for the TorMail one. Is there a reason why this is impossible or improbable?
Um... The last month, Github has had 99.939% uptime, Bitbucket has had 99.854%.

In Github's case that corresponds to approximately 30 minutes of downtime, and in Bitbucket's case it's about 60 minutes.

I think that given the cost, a 99.9% uptime is perfectly acceptable.
If they keep doing it, it'll cost them everything. Such shortsightedness is the downfall of many a business these days.
That's an accurate comment to make, yes. They know that you correspond with people who use Tor. See how this can escalate? I think we are (hopefully) all agreed that chasing down people who use the web for wrongdoing is acceptable for the govt to do - but the collateral damage is where the problems can lie - the potential for "guilt by association" here is monumental.
1) .. far-right party...
2) The party maintains a close relationship with the National Democratic Party of Germany which is considered to be a promoter of a neo-Nazi ideology by some. UNA-UNSO has been widely considered to have employed neo-Fascist and neo-Nazi methods and ideologies.[23][24][25]
3) And easy guess - concealed swastika as a logo
> How so? It fits the regex of numerous King games, something like /^.+\s+Saga$/

That's really surprising, considering "$whatever saga" has meant "the story of $whatever" ever since saga was first imported into english.
In addition, CrowdProcess can be used within an internal network using, for instance, the idle browsers of an institution. That would allow you to run a benchmark in a more controlled environment.
Its not properly researched. Github is VC backed now [1][2].

[1] - http://gigaom.com/2012/07/09/github-finally-raises-funding-1...
[2] - http://techcrunch.com/2012/07/09/github-pours-energies-into-...
Can't watch any of the videos linked because youtube asks me to sign in to prove my age. And to sign up, it asks for cell phone number to send an SMS to verify. Perhaps because I use tor. Anyone have a usable source?

If you have the viewtube greasemonkey plugin, you can download the video from youtube and upload it somewhere else (e.g mediafire, zippyshare). Would be good if someone does that.
Working for a company that could go bust at any moment isn't sharing in it's risks? Really?
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Why do you have to block the light? Sure, primitive stereo parallax barriers like the Nintendo DS has do, but nobody uses parallax barrier tech for any proper lightfield application. The system you mentioned, a lens array over a high-PPI screen, blocks nothing; light is only refracted. Ergo, the energy required to run the screen is the same as without the lens array, e.g. a normal screen.
Some Texans wouldn't agree with you :)
Poland already shares a border with Russia, so it doesn't matter. The support for the revolution seems mostly to come from a sort of post-collonial thinking that Ukrainians will praise Poles as saviours and the former sea-to-sea glory of the Polish Empire will be reinstituted. How naive, sadly.
You can find tons of alternative views, with little effort. But let me save you some time and present the brief summary here: the protesters are, in fact, not all white knights.

Moreover, it is by now rather clear that they don't all smell like roses and talk like fairies. More than one breach of gentlemanly conduct have been reported by independent sources, and I think it is now safe to say that each and every of them has some kind of agenda and personal goals.

Now what? Does it mean that they have no right to protest? Or that they should stop fighting and go home until they reach perfect enlightenment? What does being or not being white knights have to do with the matter?
Using websockets relies on a proxy that doesn't pass just the headers/body, but instead sends all packets in both directions. Nginx proxies do this, Apache requires a special proxy module.

Firewalls don't typically care, since it's effectively a long lived HTTP request, unless it digs into all of the packets and filters there.
Frankly, this "presentation" feels like a 13-year old made it for his homework assignment. Poor language skills, not many details and unreliable evidence. I got to the 10th slide and gave up. This is definitely not something I would use to form an opinion on the current situation in Ukraine.
It is certainly biased, but >100 people think it is interesting and its also something that hasn't be reported on very well by other media.
Indeed, you can pass the traceback manually as a string. With the segfaults you can use the 'faulthandler' module to dump information about them, and I see that starting with Python 3.3 they correctly detect child processes that have died: http://hg.python.org/cpython/rev/6d6099f7fe89
You didn't answer the question - mathetic was asking about the Istanbul protest. (And the police in your photo aren't undercover.)
Technically there may be some Russian nuclear weapons in the Russian naval base on the Black Sea, which is leased from Ukraine, but they would be under Russian control.
the psd link works :D
let's see if they copy and the images now! :D
If you want boilerplate, the Yeoman collection tools: http://yeoman.io/ is what you need. There's boilerplate for a huge amount of projects, with generators of the parts (like: service for Angular, models for Ember, routes for Backbone...).
The angular-generator is a very complex piece of work, but is extremely efficient. I highly suggest you to try it twice: once to fuck things up, another to understand the good way.

You can eventually use these CSS and HTML skeletons (http://html5up.net/) to do something neat, but I don't think someone will judge you because you used bootstrap.

In term of javascript development, I've found SugarJs (http://sugarjs.com) to be extremely productive and efficient for what I need, combined with the front-end framework of your choice.

And you, what's yours ?
Enough is enough, Silicon Valley must end its elitism and arrogance
> Walking down the road, boom, a lot of me is missing, shock, I'm gonna die, ouch, ouch, dead.

More like, hide out in Yemen for 10 years organizing violent jihad against the United States and protecting Al Qaeda members from the Yemeni government, then walking down the road...

It's tremendously demeaning to political protestors in Ukraine to compare their situation to people like Al Awlaki.
Seems like moving to GitHub Enterprise is making more and more sense. Too bad the pricing is simply too cost prohibitive for most startups.

Can anyone using an Enterprise install comment on the reliability/maintenance required?

Seems like there's a good opportunity to build a better GitHub and focus on delivering a solid, on-premise experience at a much better price.
That's sort of impressive that MacOS supported the original mac up to MacOS\System 7 (released 1997 - a full 13 years later)
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I'm in the UK too, and have never seen a contract as onerous as that. If I did, I wouldn't sign it. Every contract I've signed have set up very clearly the conditions under which the employer claims ownership, and they've always been reasonable and pretty much restated what most people would find fair. The only variation I've had have been whether or not I've had a duty to disclose and ask for a waiver for certain types of code (effectively stuff that is close to competing with my employer).
But if i go to maps.google.com and zoom in, it apparently is using flash and doesn't work. The linked site does work. I'm guessing there's some API you can use for google maps, and it uses the non-flash version. But is there a way to use the non flash version on maps.google.com?
I am biased against the Ukrainian government, but this entire thing reads as a propaganda piece so much I can't trust a single 'fact'. It uses lots of appeals to emotion with vague, subjective terms. To anyone biased to support the government, its not exactly persuasive is it?
VS has amazingly good debugging tools. Other coding features seem to be prettymuch standard, like showing you arguments for a function you're calling and good autocomplete and refactoring and jumping around to declarations. It's got all the typical bells and whistles - all manner of GUI designers, Source-control integration, test-integration, code-review/commenting, etc, although they're very mature. I mean, it's obscenely featureful and the features are generally sensibly designed, so the sum is more than its parts there. The one place I really feel it actually shines is debugging.
Sure, because you'd only name it that to take advantage of consumer recognition of "Gears of War." You'd probably be protected by fair use if it was a legitimate parody, though.
I see someone else has read Avogadro Corp ( http://avogadrocorp.com/ ).

I found that book to be one of the most unsettlingly plausible premises for an AI. In particular I liked that it didn't go the typical Hollywood idea of AI as being a "soul/homunculus conjured into a machine" but rather a very effective decision-making agent.
Creating a good brand is hard work, and king was not willing to invest in it.

"Otherwise, it would be much easier for future copycats to argue that use of the word “Saga” when related to games, was fair play."

Well it IS fair play.

If king wants a unique brand choosing a genric word used in many game titles in the last decades was a bad move.

King messed up all others developers must pay the price.
This would be much more effective if true. The son was not targeted.
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By claiming that the owners are taking a bigger risk than the employees, you're implicitly arguing that employees are taking some risk. Thus, it's surprising that they capture none of the rewards from growth.
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In my opinion is Journaling an important way to stay focused on a project.

Casandra post a nice article about that: http://blog.teamspir.it/productivity/journaling-is-productiv...
It's not related because King's games are on completely different platforms and of a completely different type. The overlap in players has to be pretty small. Beyond that the word Saga has been used for an extremely long time prior to King existing. The name Saga as in the Scandinavian Saga's are central to the games themes.

Honestly I wouldn't care if you posted under jaegerpicker saga, that doesn't affect the quality of my posts. Sure there are worse things about IP law but all of it's bad and I'm against any company that uses it as a weapon.
This is really neat! The very first place it took me was overlooking a sweet crater in Yosemite. Then there were a couple boring ones then a super awesome church in the Czech republic. ... And now I'll forget about this forever.
Customs union is just customs union, like Mercosur or Andean community or European customs union. Union State[1] is more like USSR v2.0 but still very far from it.

[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_State
Mostly to protect us from other governments.
True, but GitHub was bootstrapped for a long time and only raised VC after they had been wildly successful for quite some time.
Yeah, nobody wants to have a GC pause just as they're about to do something tricky.
Google: NSA must reform
Have you ever heard any in drag racing? The annoying buzzer sound is turned into a glorious shriek.
Putting the "emote" in remote work
IntelliSense is the best C++ code completion/"jump to definition"/"find all callers" feature available on any platform. The Visual Studio debugger is the best C++ debugger I've used. That's pretty much it, but it's enough.
Very similar here. Additionally I've got 2 kids 13 and 10, both have ipod/phones that have no wifi access before 8am and after 9pm (router schedule against mac addresses).
Grunt plugin for Pure minimalistic CommonJS build
if you need a self hosted version just use gitlab?

http://gitlab.org/
As the other poster responded, NDK is not limited to ARM. NDK makes it (mostly) easy to write C++ and then compile it to multiple ISAs (x86, ARM and MIPS) and then ship all the binaries in the same APK. When the APK is installed and run on the device, the device automatically picks the appropriate binary files in the APK.

If you have some code optimized for a particular ISA, say a function which uses ARM NEON, you also have APIs in the NDK which allow you to detect which ISA you are running on and dynamically load the appropriate for that particular architecture. However, this is an optional feature. For pure C/C++ code without ASM or platform-specific intrinsics, compiling for multiple ISAs is trivial using the NDK tools.
The length is more important than the outcome, IMO
What the hell does that have to do with the current situation in Ukraine? Or did you just come here to troll with your anti-US bullshit?
In India, it is not. The law is silent. When filling a copyright, if the employee owns the IP, the company has to get a NOC from him for using it.

And Even if the company owns the IP, it has to get a NOC, when filling.

Which in short means, that while filling for copyright, one of the parties is the developer, a company can't obviously be a developer.

NOC= No Objection Certificate
You don't have to be upset to think that this is interesting! Indeed, it's a very different face of "data changes law enforcement" than the NSA story. Whereas NSA has a specific mandate, FBI can use anything seized for a broad variety of uses. This may always have been true, but the scope of the seizures has increased now that they can include entire server copies, which host many different services. It's a dramatic increase in prosecutorial power (which may or may not be a good thing, I'm not making a case either way).

It's also not clear to me (maybe it is to others) where the limit on seizures is. In the extreme case, AWS is used for all kinds of criminal activities. Can FBI seize copies of AWS, and then with warrant go back and get evidence for other investigations? I doubt they would try, but somewhere between this extreme and the child porn server extreme is some sort of inflection point, both practically and legally.
The NSA data collecting as of right now is in fact not illegal. There are still debates if it should be or not, but as of right now, it is not.
I tried many IDEs, I developed at lest one project in most of the common languages and I still have to find one IDE that get anywhere near VS. It is solid, with good extensions, tons of features but yet it's not scary and quite ugly like most of other IDEs. The only downside is that when you have 6 or more solutions open my computer starts to slow down.

Oh and has one of the best vim integrations.
Replace the "/watch?=$id" with "/v/$id" in the URL and it should work.
This is both correct and concise. Trademarking the three single words "candy", "crush", and "saga" is much broader in scope than those same three words in combination, as "candy crush saga".

Some parts of trademark convention are oddly specific, down to fonts, colors, capitalization, and parts of speech. For instance, you can't play with "Legos." They do not exist. You can only play with "LEGO bricks." The trademark is all caps and is an adjective, never a noun. You define narrowly, and enforce broadly, so that there is a clear no-man's land of similar marks around your brand.

Companies with competent lawyers will often spend thousands of dollars on trademark research reports before using a mark in commerce, and then spend tens of thousands every year on brand protection services. Back when I worked for a company that sold exactly those services, our research reports for "candy" and "saga" would have essentially summarized to "Register a different mark, dumbass," translated into tactful legalese.
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No, you shouldn't. I don't.
Simple question - if somebody is protesting for more than 2 month where does he/she get money from?
Leaving us with 2 major groups - unemployed/homeless and students.
Unemployed people are suffering in every country, but putting enthusiasm into looking for a job for 2.5 months would most likely solve their problem.
Students are stupid, and gullible, I know, I've been one :)
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Some people are fighting in the streets. Some other people support them, some other people oppose them, some other people are the police officers breaking their heads. What percentage of the population of Ukraine are actually out fighting in the streets?

I'm not many any point at all about who is or isn't in the right or wrong here, I'm not Ukrainian, don't know anyone Ukrainian and have minimal knowledge of the situation out there. But who you consider to be 'the people' is usually a matter of point of view.

For example I have been to Egypt, do know Egyptians and have a fair basic understanding of the situation out there which is complex and tragic. I had hopes the brothers would form a competent administration, but they didn't and now they I think deservedly got booted out. But take a popular chant 'The people and the Army are one hand'. Which people? The Muslim Brotherhood somehow aren't people? The only way you can ever know what 'the people' really think is in a free and fair election, but the results can often be surprising to outsiders.
I call this propaganda because the authors used many emotionally charged terms and slogans, claim to speak for the people, claim authority on things that they not only don't source, they can't possibly know. In all, this is clearly a plea for emotional response in support of a particular side.

Lastly, it is the positive claim that needs facts. You can't prove a negative, even with facts.
> No one's suggesting Amazon is actually going to spy on your business's bits and bytes (which are already encrypted anyway, right?) ...

I don't get it. If I use the data in any way other than simply storing and retrieving it, I'd expect the decryption keys (ignoring very few situations, in which we are able to compute on encrypted data) to reside on the machines that provide the service, which are posited to be on EC2. So how does encryption protect anything from Amazon?