reddiric

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by reddiric 10y ago
I didn't make a claim if they were trustworthy. Google has leveraged their properties to force people to trust them with the rest of the internet, regardless of if you think they are trustworthy or not.
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by reddiric 10y ago
That's a different issue, and doesn't address what I wrote.
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by reddiric 10y ago
"If you are building products that intends to connect to a Google property moving forward you need to at a minimum include the above Root Certificates." The foundation of a more secure web apparently requires you to trust Google w
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by reddiric 10y ago
I've noticed this just starting to happen to me much more aggressively in the last few days. Now the Gmail app will pop up that same modal box in your screenshot every time I make the Gmail app have focus (from the home screen or from
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by reddiric 11y ago
Comcast (a BB sponsor) is holding a contest in which you design your own virtual apartment in "Comcast Town." They invited Boing Boing to judge but, even more fun, they asked us to suggest some Boing Boing furniture that people co
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by reddiric 11y ago
4. Also missed two other Starbucks in University Village, including one of the busiest in the world.
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by reddiric 11y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNC5Dn0Dtnc
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by reddiric 12y ago
Strings know their length in the CLR because they are represented as BSTRs http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ericlippert/archive/2011/07/19/strin... This lets them interoperate with OLE Automation.
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by reddiric 12y ago
Thanks Louis :) I've put so many hours on NGG it's ridiculous. Childhood and current favorite, great full-package game at its best. Set it at a steep pitch with no outlane post and Fire Down Middle on. Full throttle, ignore the
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by reddiric 12y ago
They are fascinating :) Also, flipper EOS switches are leaf switches, not microswitches. Through the early 90s the flipper button switches were also leaf switches. In the early 90s some time after the introduction of the Fliptronics system
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by reddiric 12y ago
I think of a time slicer as an rtos - a simple one :)
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by reddiric 12y ago
And Visual Studio.
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by reddiric 12y ago
It's at least available to view the source: http://referencesource.microsoft.com/System.Web/xsp/system/W...
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by reddiric 13y ago
What does the article say to advance "single page apps" as the "best thing ever" over other application models that use a clean interface and separation of concerns between client and service?
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by reddiric 13y ago
I haven't directly worked on Roslyn (although I work in another area in Cloud and Enterprise) but my understanding is that by providing its client an abstract representation on semantic C# source, Roslyn allows applications like this t
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by reddiric 13y ago
Again, in the linked slides.... The article itself was basic and didn't really talk to the specific Toyota case, but the linked slides did... if you're going to speculate about the trial, look at Barr's slides, not that artic
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by reddiric 13y ago
I didn't read the linked article but I did look through the slides, which were very interesting and talked about - the abhorrent state of the engine control module code, - the RToS's design, - the critical data structures right ab
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by reddiric 13y ago
Great job putting together a prototype. Although I'm going to list specific complaints, I appreciate the effort in creating and risk in sharing, so good job and thanks. - I don't follow the circle photo fad. It seems like an unn
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by reddiric 13y ago
It's less "in theory" and more "in practice" when lots of people are telling you it's not funny, it's offensive. Also, it's not funny, it's immature, it's offensive. You can continue to be
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by reddiric 13y ago
How does it handle latency?
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by reddiric 13y ago
Set a header where (on which request from whom to whom?)
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by reddiric 13y ago
There's lots of liability you can't skirt by saying it's implied that the other person consented. It seems like saying someone consented to waving the accessibility rights afforded under the ADA because it was a condition of
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by reddiric 13y ago
What I got from reading the excerpt of Judge Koh's response in the article was that she was maintaining a vertical separation between the business / activities of sending and receiving mail and other business activities. From my
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by reddiric 13y ago
Dow Jones data for 2000 - 2013 was directly below the graph you referenced. And in fact, a kind of important point the author made in the text...
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by reddiric 13y ago
I think the meaning was fairly obvious at first glance, and it read as a fine way of conjoining expressions, where multiple if statements should be preferred, because it doesn't rely on the arbitrary subexpression evaluation ordering rules
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by reddiric 13y ago
I'm obviously outside of the audience this is for, and probably most other commenters since only one other person mentioned performance. Perf?? And of course, this follows the "include a script tag to our server" cloud product web API patte
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by reddiric 14y ago
In the Fairchild case, additional volume brought marginal cost below price. In this case, the price is zero.
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by reddiric 14y ago
Perhaps I'm approaching this from a different perspective which is why I think my comments came across more abrasive than I meant them. I'm certainly not trying to blame users for ignorance. I personally, however, have a strong aversion to
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by reddiric 14y ago
I'm simply trying to point out that there are decisions you can control and decisions you can't. You can control what your life takes a dependency on, and how tightly coupled you are to particular products and services. For different types
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by reddiric 14y ago
> Getting tired of this response. Respectfully, stop putting yourself in a position to keep hearing it? You can't control others' actions, only your own.

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