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BrownBuffalo
12y ago
Just a question, but why is the interation cycle so extreme with Mozilla? Version 29? What is so different from version 3.x.x ... where we had normal interations I could wrap my head around. The whole number upgrades are insane. I know its
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BrownBuffalo
12y ago
Basically the Minor Leagues of YC -> which is fine, but call it what it is.
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BrownBuffalo
12y ago
If anything is shown from BitCoin - specialized hardware/application to solve encryption problems, its just a matter of specific application and time with any level of encryption.
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BrownBuffalo
12y ago
What about BUYING a car in the same fashion? I mean, the shake-up here in the used market sees the same paradigm. Be the broker ... vs. the service fee out. :)
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BrownBuffalo
12y ago
So you think the needs of the [one] outweight the needs the of the [many]? That's the foundation of your sympathy card, right? Look, accomidations are made in any environment - but doesn't mean it's going to stop the idea tha
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BrownBuffalo
12y ago
Nailed it. A lot of "collaboration" is not derived from isolated silos of knowledge but when its "shared". People who can't operate in an open environment lack the focus required for such an activity in the first pl
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BrownBuffalo
12y ago
What's more ironic is that the gmail.com addresses comprise upwards of 80% of what's on this list. IRS -> FBI -> Google request. Does it make any difference if this is public or not? IRS has much easier ways of getting at yo
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
I'm wondering if covering your plate to obscure it from view to protect your privacy is now a defense tactic that might play out in court to unleverage this program. What's interesting is here in NYS the Cuomo has instituted revok
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
And this is unlike moving a small business to large how? This is like saying; I shouldn't start my own company or try to grow it because the complexities are too great to overcome. If you know the right people, this is why you bring in
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
http://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/VitaminC-HealthProfessional... <-- also taking into consideration the adverse of to much VitC. MayoClinic fact sheet, btw.
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Equally as interesting is the Naval efforts of many countries to camo their ships. - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dazzle_camouflage - Jazz Hands, anyone?
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
This is not Google activing on the community's behalf. It's Google doing a little CYA. It's one of those situations where Google's PR is trying to quell problems that dings their bottom line of advertising revenue. This
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Those pesky Germans. Always up to something sneaky.
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Haters gonna hate. Potatoes gonna potate.
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Yet, it's still _not_ Canada. I live in Buffalo, and the major reason why I stay here - is because its _not_ Canada. At least the greater GTA (Greater Toronto Area). But I _do_ enjoy visiting ... to the extent I have been known for str
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Right, because PEs usually play out in higher-level industrial "type" projects. Government, I think requires PE/FE in a lot of situations. The other part of this, is that you take the PE/FE exam TWICE when you leave coll
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Then let me clarify. Software Engineering PE / SE was before the certification (as you state) known primarily as Eletrical Engineers with Computer Science concentrations. My university only offered a CSE specific degree in the last 10
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
So v1 is buggy, because sales numbers need to be up and its rushed to production. However, sales Q3 is down, so let's charge for "added functionality" (aka bug fixes) on the shit coming out the horse. Old trick, same crap.
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
I have Wikipedia for this. No joke. This is kind of like the argument about students during math using a calculator. General knowledge is less of a requirement even here in NYS with the Regents system. California I'm sure is more of th
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
RIGHT?!?
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Actually there is. If you are a software developer, you are skill laborer. If you are software engineer - you have the PE / FE exams. In some states its even illegal to call yourself a softare engineer (or [insert word here] engineer,
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
It's all about location, location, location. Good message or bad - you have to advertise. Ask the FB poster from this week about engagement. :)
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Brilliant. The sandbox example rox.
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
The bigger your footprint becomes in the arena of the Internet, the more care it takes to make sure you are not stepping on other's IP. The problem with the Interwebs is that IP crosses so many silos and this isn't just a problem
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
I just wish utilities worked like this. The constant rise and increase in actual service costs for gas/electric/water is down right criminal. Even with residential / corporate programs for curtailment and decentralized energy
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Dear Tech Crunch staff. Please stop making your videos auto-play in IE and Chrome. Seriously ... 10 videos on one page and they ALL started up, playing. Conform to freegen standards from the W3C. I would have been ok with my IE browser, but
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
What's interesting are the comments below the post about Net Noot. The problem really comes less about the fact that traffic shaping may not occur, but there are no safe guards if someone attempts to do so. In smaller markets, its more
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Can someone please get me inline with why we have Fedora in comparison to the CentOS community? It seems as if CentOS was more inline with the Redhat commercial enterprise edition. I've been a Mac user for a while, so my Unix has be br
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
It's all dependent on the worker's rights in the state in which you work. NYS for example, almost always sides on the side of the employee. One thing to really think about is this - take the paperwork with you, and consult a local
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BrownBuffalo
13y ago
Not knocking on my folks in Europe, but if you've ever had to deal with a business relationship with anyone in the EURO-ZONE during the month of December - forget it. It's not to say its anti-production, but I DO want to say a hea
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