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Comment #16571196
The EFF does: https://www.eff.org/press/releases/digital-privacy-us-border...
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Comment #15588117
I don't know about FB other than the building looks big, but the Google Seattle presence is certainly not small and is growing: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/technology/goo…
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Comment #14656426
Did you read the article? They are literally responding to this study.
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Comment #14597665
Amazon employees are encouraged to patent basically anything, at least in AWS. Validity of content or relevance to future business plans isn't really a factor.
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Comment #6616175
I think you're misunderstanding - GNU/Linux is a multi-user OS regardless of if it is run in a kvm/xen/etc container or on bare metal. Even if only one person (or no persons) ever …
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Comment #6226552
A move away from having man pages isn't necessarily a thing to be celebrated - a well-written man page is an extremely useful thing. In the ideal case, you might have a quality man…
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Comment #6208020
Jawbone has a competing product, and even Samsung Galaxy S4's latest phone includes some of the functionality (ie: a pedometer) people look to Fitbit for. My anecdotal experiences …
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Comment #5458170
How so?
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Comment #5140430
> Please, if you find an issue like this, be nice. Tell the maintainers privately. Don't post to Reddit, HN, or a public Gist. RubyGems.org is completely volunteer run. No one gets…
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Comment #4379846
Your (silly) views on the Northwest aside, he also grew up in Los Angeles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larry_Wall
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Comment #4121173
I'm honestly curious - what's a use case for scripting the editing of files that's not better satisfied by using a scripting language? I see the value of Arch's focus on minimalism…
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Comment #4120750
Why? We have better alternatives, and clearly things can work without it.
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Comment #3679097
Are you sure that's a reasonable comparison?
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Comment #3380596
I'm not sure they deserve to be called 'shitheads' either - I do like the service - but I'm still disappointed in how poorly they've handled their security issues, particularly the…
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Comment #2883717
Sam appears to have taken Jonathan's suggestion and has posted on the facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/jonathanscard/posts/176232239115101
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Comment #2706084
I can't help but wonder if all of this might have gone away had they even just appeared to take this issue seriously. They didn't even bother to reply to my request for access logs…
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Comment #2489966
Are you seriously not aware that reddit falls over pretty much all the time on its own?
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Comment #2474852
One might point out that "AWS" isn't down, EC2 in VA is entirely broken for a certain notable section of customers.
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Comment #1953265
Two interesting links in here on the history of unix pipes that I wasn't aware of, http://doc.cat-v.org/unix/pipes/ and http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/who/dmr/hist.html#pipes The se…
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Comment #1945894
Perhaps, but Apple has some extremely friendly replacement policies that I personally have used (busted iBook replaced with a black macbook!) and have heard of others running into.…
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Comment #1935141
is this a digital version you could link to..?
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Comment #1926653
It hasn't been well publicized after the original announcement (and isn't prominently placed on their plans page, either) but I've had great success with Cloudkick's free developer…
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Comment #1792288
I have IRC to thank for learning a lot about basic client/server communications and networking back in my early teens. Certainly not the best protocol ever invented, but I have fon…
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Comment #1789112
Absolutely! However, I would argue that if you are looking to conserve energy, moving the sshd port is not something that should be at the top of your list. :)