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If you don't like patent regime, maybe you shouldn't buy into an architecture that is built on it. OSX sets the stage for this kind of software, both by their companies position, t…

Telegram developer here, Thanks for all the free advice. It's much more effective to develop expertise in house then pay for engineers thanks to forums like this.

How else are we going to sell the next trendy bullshit to investors? Get your head in the game!

Messages through the iPhone's default messenger also have geolocation data embedded.

Why does posting a small string require javascript?

Nice story. Tell me another one.

The game is already over, RSA just doesn't know it yet.

Why is it that it seems only NYTimes can comment on the president lately?

What really inspires my programming is a RTOS with only the scheduler running in ring-0

OSX has Linux CLI

Apparently PGP was scary enough for NSA to sabotage any commercialization of capable solutions. Internet security isn't as far away as you might think.

More like the social sphere of business

This article is long, rambling and stupid. Of course your friend got nothing from your diary, they weren't trying to take advantage of you.

We should definitely not criticize, yes, unless we can provide some kind of positive feedback. I agree. I like how the article had good words in it. We should endeavor to make more…

Not at all, now that I've learned about your learning, we can all discuss how happy that makes us feel. It's a win-win. Wait, maybe if there was a higher context to share our appro…

RTFA

Because it has dependencies on libs that are not open source, so that means "closed" as propagated across this "open" system.

We should start a thread about how ignorant you were before this awesome guide. I'm sure we can talk about all sorts of stupid things people believe while managing to learn nothing…

Seems kind if weird that Bitcoin (actually bitcoind) itself would be dependent on a google-developed database solution that isn't open source, and not only that, has non-determinat…

Of course, Perl has been doing this for over a decade. Nobody thought it was remarkable enough to write an article about it though.

Replace your "Chromecast" with any generic USB Linux computer and your wish will be granted.

Volatile, high-profit incomes more closely matches a market based on nature or real progress. It makes sense that high-earners who do real work are doing work that is risky. What i…

logic, math and linguistics.

Yeah, writing anything that doesn't conform to typical rules of lexicography.

Here's another: \\546 and another: %% etc.