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The company that made this is: SecureMix LLC (est. 04/15/2014); aka Free Firewall Antivirus LLC (est. 10/17/2013); aka Blue Quail Capital, LLC (est. 06/21/2010).
Here is the corporate registration: https://mycpa.cpa.state.tx.us/coa/servlet/cpa.app.coa.CoaGet.... The person opted to use a CPA (EDWARD H. GOWETT) to register their LLC (looks like a nice guy: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=34375436). And finally, the man, the myth the legend: ANTON BONDAR.
Every program with plugins of any sort will eventually include a sketchy rewrite of apt-get. Not just languages - WordPress, MediaWiki ...

If you're very lucky, the packaging in question will not conflict horribly with apt or yum. So you probably won't be lucky.
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This is a WPF library, so I don't think it'd work with pyQt
At least in Bash * still won't work if you have a lot of files with long names:

$ for i in {1..99999}; do touch "this is a really long filename so lets see what bash does or does not will it fail or will it work"$i; done
$ rm *
bash: /usr/bin/rm: Argument list too long
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There is a compositing breakdown:

http://vimeo.com/8200251

You'll probably find there is a lot more rendered than you expected.
Also affiliated with Manycam LLC. Seems less like NSA, more like marketing guru.
US is going to be reduced to a few industries in the next decade.

Law enforcement, prison system, healthcare.

Everything else will be imported.
> Here’s the good news for Erlang programmers: Your Erlang program should just run N times faster on an N core processor

I hate this kind of marketing trick.

So let me add: And here's the bad news, your Erlang program can be much slower than a C program on one core: for example in the alioth 'benchmarks' Erlang run between 3X and 30X slower than a C program on one core ( http://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u64/benchmark.php?te... ) so you may have to throw MANY core at it before the Erlang program is faster than the C program.

So beware! YMMV.

That said, I hope that Elixir will improve Erlang's adoption as the high availability feature are the big deal IMHO.
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Great, I appreciate getting back control on my files, and it seems this could help. For instance a web-app could have some configuration and save it in a text file instead of in some cookie or session data. Then I could backup this config, sync it with other accounts, etc. For any serious web-based editing, I certainly would need such a tool.

By the way, recently I started to use BTsync to get back control (I would prefer an open-source implementation, but hey) and it feel so much better. Sample workflow: take picture with DSLR, import them on desktop at work, near-instantly get them synched to my phone, check and remove bad shots on my phone, also rotate and adjust them, have the edited and filtered pics ready on my laptop back at home, have all the thing on a linode where I have some scripts doing renaming and analysing. And, guess what, all of this in China, where dropbox and google drive are often unreachable.

The most important in this workflow, which I also use for music, is that when I remove a picture or a track, I want it removed from all the devices, and never come back before my face. It is suprisingly difficult... (In both senses: it is artistically difficult and necessary to decide to delete for good a file, and it seems technically impossible with services like Google photo, Dropbox's camera upload, etc.)
I did a corporate search and tracked the owner: ANTON BONDAR. Also affiliated with ManyCam.
The problem with technical books is that most of the new releases are almost expired by the time they reach my desk, mostly because the stuff changes and evolves so quickly. It's amazing how rapidly our trade gets updated and upgraded with new concepts, tools and good practices...
let alone, how do you do it quietly?
I do not have that gap at the top, but that div is for easter eggs, not related to the gap. You can search for 'zerg rush' and see how that div is related.
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Yes! These are definitely the sort of features I'll be looking to build as I think they'll be key to gaining attention by offering something not available as seamlessly elsewhere.
Exactly this.

I never understood how people could watch soccer/football and not get bored to death until the rise of esports. Now I often watch the league games for my favorite team and most of the world championship games.
but it would mean fast-food-grade meals

Which would, of course, be completely counterintuitive to Google's goal of providing high-quality, nutritious, tasty meals to their employees.
'Households with electric vehicles' are defined as households using an electricity plan than benefits you to use lots of power at night, rather than any indication they actually have an EV.

So the headline here is: people who pick power plans which are cheaper only if you use lots of energy at night will use lots of energy at night.

Once you strip out all the fluff around it, this isn't telling us anything at all whatsoever about EV usage.
Can we have a "Restart" button using last arguments.
That will be a great addition and really really useful.
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I see from all the other down voting that there's quite a few elitists who seem to have opinions about Open Source licences that differs with the Open Source Initiative's.

Perhaps some of you would like to come forward and offer your opinions rather than down voting and running like cowards? Or perhaps you're just davidw's alias ;)
The point of employee-provided lunch is that your employees don't have to think about taking care of food. No packed lunches, no going out to eat. High quality, delicious food is at the office so that it's one less thing to take care of for your engineers.
Mind to share/send me your project? I am searching for good RE software for Spain, might be possible to scale from German.
nice thought
Wasn't it also included in FastTracker II?
mainframe still exists with x86, but the real question is: who cares mainframe. The similar argument when VM is introduced. People say virtualization only fits a subnet of use case. Now what? Look for the nextt 5 yrs, you will see vmware in a really bad position.
CODE-No.com [0] has been doing this in Germany for quite some time (and from the looks of it they are by now active in all of Europe)

[0] https://code-no.com/
http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2014/n394...

Not finalized yet, but soon: https://isocpp.org/std/status

(It is basically a standardization of boost::filesystem)

Here are the MSDN docs: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-CA/library/hh874694.aspx
Hey everyone,

Just wanted to show you the outcome out our first internal hackday, a tweetdeck style viewer for Instagram.

We had a lot of fun making it, hope you like it!
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It's strange that they only have numeric and string constants. What about, say, constant arrays?
As pointed out again and again in this thread, it's not about "free labor." It's about making your talent happy.
Because the mining industry is powerful (major share of our exports) and big business dominates the media. They get the public fearful about the loss of jobs.

Further, Labor's infighting put off a lot of people while the Coalition were consistent with their message in opposition.
It's against their TOS to stream anything which isn't video game related, which means you're allowed to stream development of a video game but most likely not of a website or app (not sure about a video game website or app...).

I aim to make discovery and categorization much easier. It's pretty difficult right now on twitch to find someone streaming game dev, if you add into the mix only wanting to see streamers using specific languages (e.g. JS) or specific tools (e.g. Unity) then things get exponentially more difficult.

I want to make interactions more useful and clear than what you currently get with twitch. Allowing things like code snippets, markdown, line number references, live source code updates should go a long way towards this goal.
This is also mentioned in the book "Think like a Freak" by by Steven D. Evitt and Stephen J. Dubner
If a government authority wants to shut down the phone system, why on earth wouldn't the FBI/NSA/CIA just instruct the Telcos to shut down their signal to the area? Seem to be a much more straightforward and simple solution - particularly as there are only 4 or 5 carriers in the bay area.

I seem to recall the BART authority doing something similar with their infrastructure during recent protests - it was quite effective.
I certainly wouldn't give my personal data to Google while answering a privacy survey.
Checking the registers is easy enough; just push them onto the stack and a quick check of several consecutive memory addresses and you are done.

The other way to improve GC if you are using C is to make sure your local allocations are in fact local; use alloca() and friends (but only for sub page sizes, possibly less if you are doing lots of local allocations). This will reduce the amount of GC required.

As far as Red Zone goes if you are in the GC then you can't be in another local function; unless you are running your GC pre-emptively (signals etc), in which case you need to be much much more careful.
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When doing things like this, you'll be hitting your shell's ARG_MAX way before you hit the kernel limit.

The 15 million craziness only applies to cases where you're calling executables in ways that don't go through the shell, such as execve().
Problem is, you can start a start-up easier than joining a company.
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I would have to disagree with you on alcohol. Alcohol is a very addictive and destructive substance and can cause personality changes which lead to aggression and domination (ego enhancer) and is very harmful to health if abused.
A large chunk of problems in our society comes from alcohol abuse.

Some of the substances which are generically called 'illegal drugs', however, are much safer and self-limiting and many have virtually no harmful physical effects on the body (based on decades of clandestine use and research).

I'm refering to psychedelics and marijuana, drugs which I'm familiar with and have studied extensively through literature and some self experimentation.
Apart from being much safer, some of these drugs have major upsides, when used therapeutically and can cure illnesses that modern medicine is unable to cure.

And if used by brilliant people to start with, they have the power to transform society in unbelievable ways: the tech revolution was started by young, brilliant people who've been inspired by psychedelic trips or psychedelic music/art/culture, produced by the counterculture of the '60s.

Some drugs, like heroin or cocaine have both a big abuse potential and can be harmful to the body, although none are as destructive as alcohol. Rational and sensible recovery and detox programs, combined with unrestricted access to safer drugs (like marijuana) can reduce the risks associated with these 'hard drugs'.

Portugal decriminalized drug use due to the alarming rates of addiction to opiates among youth in 2001. As a consequence, the opiate addiction problem is pretty much under control there.

Nicotine is another extremely addictive substance, yet sensible policy and access to valid information has led a lot of people to quit using it due to health concerns in developed countries, although developing countries have seen a rise in nicotine use.

On the other extreme - countries which ban all kinds of drugs (including alcohol) are seeing strong religious domination, which leads to extremism and terrorism, so total prohibition of altered states of consciousness is also bad.

There is a great book, called 'Animals and Psychedelics' in which it is reported that most animals, including insects are using various plants to intoxicate themselves, even though those plants are not suitable as food. They just like to get stoned or high or drunk and go to great lengths to find their intoxicants.

We should accept once and for all that human beings seek and require altered states of consciousness and not treat drug use as a 'societal cancer', but rather try to understand - why do we do it ? Why do animals do it ? Is there a evolutionary benefit in it ? Are there good parts in getting high, besides having fun ?
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GitHub for windows was awful last time I tried it. Didn't follow standard desktop application HIG and was annoying to figure out, sluggish. I've had a markedly better time with SourceTree. I hate it when apps force their own design instead of following the user's window manager settings and form.
You're definitely right about case/precedent information, but what we've found is that there's a whole other world of info that can be neatly organized with a lot of crunching, and a small bit of manual manipulation.

The big guys chasing this are highly focused almost entirely on lawyers, in the context of providing them case analysis tools. We've found a bit of a different niche which doesn't need as much fidelity/granularity to the information, but needs it nonetheless.

In any case, I'd love to chat about your experience, even if a decade old. Can I PM you?
The Blitzkrieg Bop cover is pretty good too https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqE9zIp0Muk
Most people watch big tournaments and/or high level competitive players (LoL, Dota2, cs:go, SC2). LoL and Dota2 run tournaments with prize money in the millions and the competing teams are fulltime players that live together and have coaches and sponsors, etc.
Imagine Messi (or some American star athlete, eg. LeBron) streaming his training via a GoPro. Fans would be very interested.

Single player / non-competitive games (such as your example, Fallout 3) are indeed much less exciting and get less viewers. There are also streamers that aren't very good at playing anything, but they're entertaining in one way or another and have built up a following that just watched them play whatever.
"However, you should take into consideration that living expenses in Norway are higher than in many other countries."

I don't have a job right now, no savings, 29 years old, and paperwork bore me. There are dozens of those "programs", and I don't want to spend one entire week sorting it out to discover I can't afford to just live over there.

I want to go there no question asked, to work, not to study.
I didn't know Tran's real name until just now. I used to make everyone watch Timeless circa 1995. Now I want to call out of work and play kings quest.
I imagine this could be dealt with by discarding the results when the consecutive clicks occur <5 seconds apart.
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Couldn't agree with this more. It seems that too often we look to policy to solve problems that really need to be addressed at a lower level. The problem with that is that changing the law is easy, when compared with changing the culture.
But it's those problems that keep me away from static typed languages.

When I had to use Java for a project, most of the time I was casting objects around, because libA didn't use stuff libB needed etc.
Is anyone else puzzled that stories about the NSA are accepted as gospel fact when posted on Hacker News?

The Reality Distortion Field appears, and people believe, because they want to believe.

It depresses me, the lack of intelligent discourse.

Most tech people I meet actually believe that the NSA records and stores all telephone calls. It's depressingly stupid, but I have given up arguing, logic and sense are not welcome when the NSA is the topic.
In India they teach you. C -> C++ -> Core JAVA -> Advanced JAVA.
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Did you just start to write stuff or did you learn about writing?
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Read the NY Times article a week or two ago that was up here on HN. This seems like a much more productive way to approach people that owe money.
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If the scammers learn to write parsers, then job well done. They'll have a skill they can use to get a real job.
Yes! The Haskell community has been using Nix to great effect and I would like to see other programmers catch on as well. Here is a great talk about using Nix targeted at Python programmers: http://pyvideo.org/video/3036/rethinking-packaging-developme...

In addition to Nix, there is also a newer project: GNU Guix. Guix is built on top of Nix but replaces the custom package configuration language with Scheme, among other differences. https://gnu.org/software/guix/

When package management is solved at the system level, our deployment situation becomes a whole lot better. I used to do a lot of Ruby programming. Wrestling with RVM and bundler was a real pain, especially since bundler was incapable of helping me with the non-Ruby software that I needed as well like libmysqlclient, imagemagick, etc. Using Nix/Guix, you can throw out hacky RVM (that overrides bash built-ins like cd!) and simply use a profile that has the right Ruby version.

Bye pip, bundler, composer, CPAN, puppet, ansible, vagrant, ..., and hello Nix/Guix!
I feel paranoid, too:

Surprise HN; I'm trying to grasp why this is upvoted so high (1) This submission has a reddit style storified title but doesn't link to the story (2) Uses the word "app" , to catch the mobile crowd, which for Windows wasn't used traditionally (That also explain the top comment, which is about aesthetics) (3) seems to suggest the problem is solved the first time, despite the fact that there are dozens of similar apps, commercial, free or open source.
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It is just the point at which TV/film and gaming converge. By watching someone play you get the relaxed cinematic/narrative quality of a TV show with the enagagement of a game.
If you still not tired of changing your company, please change the company till you get tired.There is no wrong.

Job is same wherever you go, only tools can be changed that you can't decide.Start enjoying all the tools.

this life is temporary.you got only limited time.If you like doing wrong things that will not give hurt to others, just do the wrong things.enjoy the journey.

Because I am going to change the company next month from this company where i joined before 5 months only. :)
The market is skewed by the limited competition in the carrier space (caused by limited spectrum allocation), and the carriers have an incentive to not introduce kill switches http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/20/iphone-kill-switch_...
"If we were talking about innovations that got more output from less energy, then holding output constant while lowering energy consumption would be what everyone hoped to see. Why should human capital be different?"

Wow. I'm not a Marxist, but perhaps this person may want to start by reading Marx' view about de-humanization in industrial production.
I'd like to hear more about this. It seems like a valid and responsible way for someone who is not an A+ player and needs some experience to get their foot in the door.
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Perhaps proof to the contrary would be more useful than the veracity or logic of an argument?

Unfortunately, with the NSA, independently verifiable proof of anything, especially doing the right thing, is impossible to attain.
>They want something can generate money and they can focus on hacking without worrying about money.

Exactly. Also, working on a potential second passive income source is as well more enjoyable and easy when you have a first one :)
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In Burlington (the smallest biggest city in any state), our local elections are between Democrats and Progressives. Republicans don't even make the ballot.
>“This is an experiment,” Shumlin says. “And we’re not going to really know the results for a while.”

Good stuff. I really wish those in power would more often try a scientific/engineering approach to see what works rather than politicians shouting about war on whatever.
There was even discussion around this prior to the disastrous introduction of the mining tax[1][2]. Interestingly there was at least some support on both sides of politics for it.

[1] http://www.smh.com.au/federal-politics/political-opinion/a-n...

[2] http://www.afr.com/p/national/gillard_rejects_call_for_wealt...
try ufw https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UFW pretty straight forward
Well, I am going to teach programming basics using Codecademy, and this project is a great tool which I will use so that my students can build things from the very first lessons and show their parents/friends their outcomes.

The project beats Google Sites by allowing you to edit HTML, CSS, JavaScript right from the browser with minimal efforts.
I was told last week not to create any macros whatsoever. Everything must be either completely manual, or outsourced to India. I work in one of the largest financial institutions in the world.
"Languages don't matter. Platforms matter. APIs matter. Playing nicely with the rest of the world fucking matters."

Nice, I like that.

Reminds me of the Discourse peeps, who rejected eg PHP, and wrote it in their pet language, ignoring that no-one cares about language, and finding the problem that their platform is so difficult to install and use, that no-one uses their software.
In Germany we don't got this right, but seldom I have been prohibited from "roaming" the landside. But we aren't allowed to put a tent anywhere and sleep in it, which is rather sad.

A friend of mine went on a hiking holiday in Scotland and he told me, he just walked till he was tired, put his tent up on the next green spot and slept there.
Lots of professional people pay for services to take care of laundry and dry cleaning. I don't see how that's economically different than getting Starbucks to make your coffee for you instead of doing it yourself.
Btw, always wanted to ask. I'm sure you've seen this as well. There are a bunch of sites full of generic text and links beneath them with long and ugly URLs. I suppose they get paid when you click on those links. What are these sites?
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> drugs which I'm familiar with and have studied extensively through literature and some self experimentation.

Sorry, a sample size of one does not make a drug "safe". The fact is, there's no such thing as a safe drug, as everyone's body reacts differently to each one.

> although none are as destructive as alcohol.

Really? Are you really saying that heroin, which is one of the most addictive drugs in the world, is not as destructive as alcohol? While there are more alcoholics than horse heads, that's because there's more people that drink alcohol as a whole. Are there any studies for the ratio of abusers/users for heroin and alcohol?

> Nicotine is another extremely addictive substance.

The difference being, nicotine's psychoactive effects are minor compared to hard drugs. People don't die from a nicotine overdose.
Give DellMini9 a try.
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Cool project. I'd kindly give you a pointer to try to collaborate with Codecademy team. They are super friendly and grounded guys to work with. I'm sure you can come up with a great joint project with them.
Have you ever tried BYOD?

Know this guy? http://search.dilbert.com/comic/Mordac%20The%20Preventer