joebubna

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by joebubna 7y ago
This kind of abuse of power makes my blood boil. It's an utter shame things like this are allowed to happen, and the TSA, police, and DEA agents involved should be ashamed. This should have never needed to be resolved in court. Common
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by joebubna 7y ago
I hope someone from the cloud team at Microsoft reads this, as doing a static Jekyll blog shouldn't be something that is difficult...
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13-year-old scientist may have designed a better version of Hyperloop(cnn.com)
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by joebubna 7y ago
Yeah, I'd recommend it. Although you CAN do all the ceremony you referred to and setup a complicated build environment, etc... Vue doesn't require it and can be used fairly effectively using a simple setup. I made a little jsFiddl
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by joebubna 7y ago
Bada boom! Had me chuckling at that. Good one.
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by joebubna 7y ago
First off, his eCommerce business might be some custom software app, not an online store or informational website. So being "knee deep in frameworks" might be necessary for his business. That said, the ADA is all about accommodati
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by joebubna 7y ago
TLDR: they lost 71% of their traffic overnight due to the Google update. They argue changes that large should have forewarning because people's livelihoods depend on that traffic and Google has zero transparency on the whole process. T
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by joebubna 7y ago
I was thinking the same thing. The article states that the auction items "also appeared to include material confiscated from Palestinians and Israeli settlers who built without authorization." Which seems to imply this wasn't
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by joebubna 7y ago
This article had me thinking about self-repairing clothing or ships with living hulls.
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by joebubna 7y ago
Great job SpaceX!!! So proud of them for pushing human space exploration forward.
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by joebubna 8y ago
WOW. Such a sad story about what happened with Prasher.
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by joebubna 8y ago
Just chiming in to say that I agree with what you said. I found the released libraries to be underwhelming to the point of almost uselessness based on the descriptions. I've written stuff like that for projects back when I was in schoo
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by joebubna 8y ago
Am I the only one concerned that they are rolling this tech out without further study? To quote the IEEE: "Millimeter waves are broadcast at frequencies between 30 and 300 gigahertz, compared to the bands below 6 GHz that were used for
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by joebubna 8y ago
Not surprised considering Best Buy just recently decided to discontinue their Gamers' Club Unlocked program which offered a 20% discount on games: http://forums.bestbuy.com/t5/Gamers-Club/Gamers-Club-Unlocke..
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by joebubna 8y ago
There are pros and cons to any complicated issue. The biggest worry over a trade deficit that I'd have are National Security implications due to the dependance on trade with that county. To explain why that would matter, consider the f
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by joebubna 9y ago
The municipal ISPs I've heard of (from AMA's on Reddit and such) still have to create a peering contract with Comcast/AT&T because those companies own the lines. And granted, RIGHT NOW, it's not that expensive to pee
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by joebubna 9y ago
Google tried to roll out becoming an ISP and the costs were too great for the potential revenue they'd make back. You should read the article below, but not only is laying new cables down costly (which isn't helped when AT&T a
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by joebubna 9y ago
To prove a random number is truly random you would have to prove the random number generator that gave it to you is truly random. If the output was plotted (from the minimum possible output to the maximum) and run a sufficient number of tim
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by joebubna 9y ago
Can confirm. I both recently sold my home, and used to be a licensed real estate appraiser before switching to Software Dev. Our house in the not-super-desirable area of NE Portland was worth ~$265k when we looked at the data in late Februa
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by joebubna 10y ago
The thing I think everyone should be most worried about is not robots deciding to kill us, it's the economic upheaval that could result from robots that can do jobs better than their human counterparts. There's been studies done o