mpchlets

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The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: June 2019(redmonk.com)
6 points by mpchlets 7y ago|1 comments
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by mpchlets 8y ago
70's SCSS - Bell Labs, first source control, single user 80's RCS (single user) and then CVS (multiple users) 90's CVS and then Perforce I don't know, this is from my memory, google can fill in the gaps.
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Debugging Guide(uchicago-cs.github.io)
4 points by mpchlets 8y ago|0 comments
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Star Wars of Boats(oceanofnews.com)
2 points by mpchlets 12y ago|0 comments
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Doge For Sale Closes Shop(dogeforsale.com)
2 points by mpchlets 12y ago|0 comments
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Flowers for Astronauts(mashable.com)
1 points by mpchlets 13y ago|0 comments
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by mpchlets 13y ago
Hmm, did you just post this "disclosure" on your blog before informing the company? Well, now everyone is at risk if your claims are true. Poor form. Proper course is to disclose to company first, then disclose after fix is in pla
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by mpchlets 13y ago
Oh it's people like you that ruin security through obscurity :P
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by mpchlets 13y ago
It seems to me that this post is missing the advantages of Cloud Computing (AWS) and the Cloud Ecosystem. The Cloud is not less expensive than physical servers - it is different and a different beast. You have flexibility and a different to
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Jogging maps show rich and poor(policymic.com)
2 points by mpchlets 13y ago|0 comments
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by mpchlets 13y ago
You can sue for any reason whatsoever - does not mean you will win. I am sure that Verizon was smart enough to put a limitation on the time that one had to activate the service. They have very many lawyers that would never allow a deal with
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by mpchlets 13y ago
Based on your comments of Cowboys, you have obviously never rode hard put up wet.
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by mpchlets 13y ago
I use Verizon and they are always more than happy to activate my CDMA capable phone for use on the Verizon network - which I have been using for a very long time and live contract free this way. I also use a very old completely Unlimited pl
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Japan's Maglev Train hits 310mph(wired.com)
1 points by mpchlets 13y ago|0 comments
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by mpchlets 13y ago
I watched this speech near every MLK day in the US while I was growing up, I remember sitting there not understanding it as I was in grammar school. We watched it on a large TV set that they rolled in on a cart. Granted I was in a 99% whit
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by mpchlets 13y ago
Seems to me that melbourneit.com was the cause of these problems - that is the related link between all these different problems - basically poisoning the DNS of any popular company that uses them.
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by mpchlets 13y ago
So not sure what to say, but this is the email I received from DynEct the other day: subject: Webinar Wednesday: Are You Prepared For DNS Disaster? sender: Dyn hello@dyn.com via dynect-mailer.net and some info from my old whois: $ whois twi
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by mpchlets 13y ago
Again - that is what they are designed to do. The system is based on trust and espionage . . . it is a complicated relationship there, but again not news just the job description.
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by mpchlets 13y ago
Agreed on the ransom, moreover - they gave the site to the owner on good faith that they would get paid, now they are complaining that they were fooled.
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by mpchlets 13y ago
A verbal (oral) contract is a contract in the US - though very hard to prove. Chain of custody of the code is one way. Intellectual property rights are all the rage these days and that would mix into this.
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by mpchlets 13y ago
I don't know, this is a new site: https://www.google.com/#q=site:nycfreshmarket.com There is no cache, so I think this is an over-reaction at this point by the designer and only discredits their business sense and will
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by mpchlets 13y ago
The real surprise is everyone is shocked an agency designed to spy is doing just that. And successfully for a long time. I don't like it, but it is not really news - they compare spying on the UN and loved ones in this article ... is i
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Wildfire threatening the power grid that supplies San Francisco(npr.org)
141 points by mpchlets 13y ago|61 comments
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Personal Github Mirroring in 3 steps(blog.assembla.com)
1 points by mpchlets 13y ago|0 comments
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Your Personal Github Mirror and Backup in 3 steps(blog.assembla.com)
2 points by mpchlets 13y ago|0 comments
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by mpchlets 13y ago
who enforces such laws?
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by mpchlets 13y ago
Do you truly think that Github does not do the same? Any service needs to modify your data on the backend for the good of the service, including copying it to multiple servers for backups and ensuring uptime during a server failure. They do
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by mpchlets 13y ago
"However, by setting your pages to be viewed publicly, you agree to allow others to view your Content. By setting your repositories to be viewed publicly, you agree to allow others to view and fork your repositories." You are gran
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by mpchlets 13y ago
I am not even sure that Atlassian has a different TOS than Github nor Assembla. Atlassian is just ensuring with lawyer speak that they are able to do as they need to offer you the service that you signed up for.
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by mpchlets 13y ago
I think you are misunderstanding the wording: "as you may authorize" - that bit is about you making it public, and only about you making it public - nothing else. You authorize it to be made public, github says the same as "

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