MuddyMo

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by MuddyMo 19y ago
So, it's just a given the GMail's security SUCKS?
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
I second that "cool". Hey, nobody reads my blog: muddymo.blogspot.com (well, a few do) but I will link you on my blogroll. Send me an email when you are ready.
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
Highly recommended piece from a guy who's been in the trenches.
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Tracking Apple's Leopard: It's pretty fast(machinist.salon.com)
1 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|0 comments
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
A little slice of Direct Democracy
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Architecture of Detention(salon.com)
1 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|0 comments
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
This concept clearly has some distance to travel before it gains wide acceptance, but I think it has enormous potential.
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Polar Mesospheric Clouds "exquisite thermometer" for CO2 effects(reuters.com)
2 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|0 comments
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Ask.com privacy "eraser" misses a few spots(machinist.salon.com)
2 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|0 comments
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Exxon Still Funding Climate Change Deniers(ucsusa.org)
1 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|4 comments
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Airlines will soon offer WiFi. Is this a good thing?(machinist.salon.com)
1 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|0 comments
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
The real question: Are they using MySQL?
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
Updmodded for content and bravery. I recognize some of my struggles in that piece. People get tired of me saying it, but I don't care: "Chose your semantics wisely, for they do have consequences." Ironic that in a discipline which requires
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
Give 'em credit for making progress, they don't have a "Reboot Computer?" button as the default selection ala: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=86329
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
Bravo! Bravo! Tour de force! Should be read at least once a month as an antidote to creeping groupthink.
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
Now I have to stop reading Hacker News and clean up the soda I just spewed all over my keyboard. Thanks alot, jey.
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
Yes,the Register is shrill to the point of borderline tabloid status. But they do put out a significant amount of original work. Just to see for myself, I went to the Wiki page for Gary Weiss' bio and saw numerous attempts had been made t
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
If recent news reports are accurate, it appears that Wikipedia may be devolving into a Web 2.0 version of "Lord of the Flies"
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Wikipedia black helicopters circle Utah's Traverse Mountain(theregister.co.uk)
20 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|9 comments
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Boy Survives Moose Attack Thanks To World Of Warcraft(blog.wired.com)
2 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft kills Vista's anti-piracy kill switch(machinist.salon.com)
1 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Users Raise Privacy Complaints(iht.com)
1 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|0 comments
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
The Honeybee strategy sacrifices speed for reliability. Try selling that strategy to a client!
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
I enjoyed the article. I found it interesting, however, that this is based on work that came out in 2004. Here is the link to Tovey's 2004 article, "The Honeybee Algorithm": http://ormstomorrow.informs.org/archive/fall04/Tovey%20artic...
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
It really isn't that difficult: Funny is fine, just skip it when it involves haranguing, smearing or ridiculing specific politicians, ideologies or religions.
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
Looks like Winer is pretty much in line with many in the YC community: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=75433 Might this be the milestone we look back on and eval: (not (not (= google evil)))
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
Good piece, but I sure hope Anthony Bourdain doesn't get the idea he can start writing books on software dev.
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
This caught my eye: "One side effect of this change is that if you're using third-party Gmail extensions, they're likely to stop working." I assume that means GMail Drive?
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Code Changes to prepare GMail for the Future(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
1 points by MuddyMo 19y ago|1 comments
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by MuddyMo 19y ago
I am new to Wolfram's work, so I am at a disadvantage, but I find the idea interesting. Seems unlikely that the "viral potential" for a given random web app could be gleaned by perusing the code or that there will soon be technology avail

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