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lhnn

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About lhnn

Luke has no name Also on Slashdot and Serverfault

Current interests: Scala, Play!, Python, Anomos

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    why is mysql query bad? as someone who knows sql, I've always loathed over abstracted mechanisms for db calls. its also been a while since I've done web dev.

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    Comment #5399417

    Let's face it; the intention of Bitcoin is to act as a decentralized currency, controlled by no organization. Anonymity is one of the largest drawing points, if not one of its fund…

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    Comment #5399398

    digital cash != secure digital cash system Bitcoin is digital cash, in the colloquial usage of the term cash. Somewhat anonymous, liquid, and typically possessed by the owner.

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    Comment #5391710

    >Too much of this page is spent on navigation and link lists. It's the landing page, but we don't need to link to every single sub-section of the site. aaaand the disagreement begi…

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    Comment #5370874

    Libreoffice, Google Docs (Online), Abiword. Dokuwiki for document management.

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    Ask HN: Resources for a poser programmer?

    Hey all, I've studied programming before. CS was my minor at University, and I've dabbled in several languages since graduation. I've almost exclusively dealt in interpreted langua…

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    Comment #5350609

    If that is the CEO of Site5, I would never use that company again, and I publicly laugh at their audacity in denying their team's incompetence. Yes. Not using true information is a…

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    Comment #5342674

    I was hoping to find some intelligent conversation here about their use of BGP as a per-server load balancer and keepalive. Anyone else find this interesting? Have you seen this in…

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    Comment #5337002

    I agree on your points about the War on , and the necessity to move back to a position of having more concrete definitions and end-games for war. I take issue with your dismissal o…

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    Comment #5336969

    >If I click on something I expect to go somewhere You are going somewhere. To the instant mini-view of what would have been an entire page in 1999: More navigation and drill-down. …

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    Comment #5328673

    NSL = Secret, no-judiciary, blanket access to what the FBI wants. Spying. Google confirms at least 1000 accounts per year are accessed by the FBI via NSL. Google confirms the FBI i…

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    Comment #5322701

    Is it abuse if it's in moderation? (hint: No)

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    Comment #5322657

    Come now, you know the parent meant "flat trend in computer UI". This isn't a discussion about art.

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    Comment #5320649

    I do not have scientific data on the subject. I know a lot of people have expressed their disdain for Unity, with not so many expressing affection (though people bitch more than co…

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    Comment #5316680

    Hey, fuck this author, right? Not even using enterprise level tooling for his deploys (Chef/puppet). Because if someone installed Chef, they wouldn't need to know this stuff!

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    Comment #5316670

    Which is relevant if you're one to actually look at your login attempt logs.

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    Comment #5311826

    Would you mind linking to your friend's implementation in Golang? I'm learning the language and want to see how he did it.

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    Comment #5301365

    name.com is very usable and otherwise handy; I don't like this policy, but I wouldn't wish GoDaddy on my worst enemy. (OK, maybe I would) EDIT: I really don't understand your think…

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    Comment #5300295

    Confirmed to work with name.com Before: Parked page After: Bing search (thanks IE)

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    Comment #5262949

    Makes me think of Snow Crash a bit... plugged in constantly to virtual reality.

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    Comment #5262872

    Know when to hold 'em, and know when to fold 'em. Sometimes pragmatism beats principle.

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    Comment #5261545

    I see people talking about installing Ubuntu on this. I remember when the Retina display came out, there were issues with Ubuntu's UI scaling to the high DPI of the device. If I pu…

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    Comment #5244890

    How do you know the goods you purchase are safe for consumption? Is it based on reputation of the vendor? Do you have home testing kits?