skcin7

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by skcin7 13y ago
Let's hope not.
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by skcin7 13y ago
Awesome. I'm glad that the answer is "yes", though I backed it regardless before I saw your answer. I hope I can make the event.
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by skcin7 13y ago
Does a ticket to the event mean you get to participate with the original members of the Homebrew Computer Club?
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by skcin7 13y ago
I have a little NES programming experience. The 6502 assembler I use is NESASM, which is also the one those tutorials recommend. There are others called Asm6 and CA65 that I haven't tried. The syntax that each assembler recognizes is s
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by skcin7 13y ago
I became a member of that site when it started; "e-peen measuring contest" is an accurate way to describe it.
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by skcin7 13y ago
I know HTML pretty well. However, I don't know all the HTML5 JavaScript APIs so I'd wouldn't call myself an expert.
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by skcin7 13y ago
I find it an oxymoron that you have to sign up for an account to a government website to sign a petition asking for them to stop invading my privacy. Maybe I'm just being cynical.
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by skcin7 13y ago
"no direct access" Of course the gov't didn't have raw dumps to the SQL databases, they have their own neat little front end web application that Facebook provides to them.
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by skcin7 13y ago
I'm 25 and I can read it fine but I agree it needs to be bigger. 14px is a good starting size IMO for fonts.
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by skcin7 13y ago
> The other approach is make the conversion of state currency into BTC illegal. But the implications of that are unclear. Would people adopt a different crypto-currency? Would all crypto-currencies be banned? Could a BTC black market st
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by skcin7 13y ago
Good point. I know how reluctant financial organizations are when they have to actually spend some of their own money to upgrade something.
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by skcin7 13y ago
I also get a FB OAuth Invalid API key error when I try to "play" the app.
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by skcin7 13y ago
On a related note, I know the candidates have nothing to do with this, but I'm extremely impressed with Barack Obama's web presence. I was also very impressed with Mitt Romney's web presence during the election.
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by skcin7 13y ago
I'm surprised it's not 1080p or similar quality yet. That technology is so cheap these days; I'm sure it'll be a few more years before all security cams are recording in HD as the norm.
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by skcin7 13y ago
vag.io is no longer available. But vagio.com is. I have a feeling it wont be in a little while after I make this post. Sucks domain squatters are such fucking scumbags. Plus nobody is interested in the term 'vagio' in the first place or els
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by skcin7 13y ago
Could somebody explain to me the imporance of .io domains in today's market? It seems they are very hot right now, especially in the startup world and I think they could even become as popular as .com.
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by skcin7 13y ago
Hard to imagine it was 'only' 20 years ago. Can you imagine what will come 20 years from today, in 2033?
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by skcin7 13y ago
OHHHHHH. I get it now. Thank you for the explanation.
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by skcin7 13y ago
My bash does this automatically and I do not have a ~/.inputrc file. I'm on Mac OS X 10.8.2 using the Terminal app (which is a bash command line interface). I assumed this was a default feature of bash but apparently not. If somebody can ex
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by skcin7 13y ago
I miss when webpages used to look like that!
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Should I list all of my work history on my resume?
1 points by skcin7 14y ago|1 comments
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by skcin7 14y ago
BarackObama.com is hosted with Amazon Web Services as well. We can know by examining the domain servers when you look at the [whois record]( http://whois.domaintools.com/barackobama.com ) for that domain. (On a related note, the domain regi
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by skcin7 14y ago
Bitcoin is still pretty new and volatile, but it is slowly but surely becoming more stable over time, in my opinion.
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by skcin7 14y ago
I haven't thought about this as much as you, but I see the recent increase in Bitcoin's value related to the recent rise of gold value - people are starting to lose faith in the USD and wanting to put their money somewhere else. Gold has be
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by skcin7 14y ago
> "he did it on a computer so burn him at the stake" This is a result of the general public's incredible ignorance when it comes to how computers work. I hope this trend will fade soon as newer generations that have been raised on compu
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by skcin7 14y ago
I'm not sure what laws it breaks but the laws are so ambiguous you could really be charged with a wide variety of things all depending on how much the prosecution wants to put you away. Could be anything from money laundering to computer ab
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by skcin7 14y ago
Yes, there will always be people that invest time/effort into figuring out how to exploit a system when there's money involved! I am sure there are still many exploits, it's just a matter of being more clever than the individual(s) that des
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by skcin7 14y ago
Be sure to also read the follow up for the actual solution that Ad-safe implemented here: http://www.behind-the-enemy-lines.com/2012/03/50-of-ads-are-...
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by skcin7 14y ago
I immediately think "kaching" as well. However this article was published in March 2011, and I imagine the advertising world has evolved slightly to prevent this fraud from happening, so your scheme would have to be clever enough to outwit
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by skcin7 14y ago
> he said something about it in the irc channel What IRC channel out of curiosity?

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