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pstevensza

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    Comment #1432991

    Yup. Their interface doesn't even support the ability to add licenses to an existing certificate since their software update. Thanks but no thanks, I can save my company a bomb by …

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    Comment #1398827

    Some viable arguments lost in a tirade of hysteria. I've never written an app for the iPhone/iPad, so I have no first hand experience with the approval/rejection nonsense. I do how…

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    Comment #1377817

    FortiGate flags this site as containing malware. Odd.

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    Comment #1367811

    Diaspora will be a geek resource at best, possibly backed by a nice network in academia. For the vast majority of people who post photos of their weekend (mis)adventures to share w…

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    Comment #1357748

    Once decoded, the alien message will read: "Please update the playlist. We've seen all of these already".

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    Comment #1337744

    +1 ...and it is my glue. So many things in my environment wouldn't happen to be able to talk to each other if it weren't for Perl.

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    Comment #1337193

    The iPhone has been out for years and encompasses a single device from a single manufacturer. Sales to date prove the success. Android is shiny and new, any handset manufacturer ca…

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    Comment #1333962

    I realise that PHP gets slated as often as not, but considering it's a language I am familiar with, and that time constraints in many instances mean I must simply sit down and code…

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    Comment #1324133

    This bill strikes me as being a little odd in light of the drive toward the small and agile versus the monolithic and too big to fail. I think this paragraph sums up the potential …

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    Comment #1320646

    "There’s a report from the early 1950s (in this PDF) of a one-ton spill of the stuff. It burned its way through a foot of concrete floor and chewed up another meter of sand and gra…

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    Comment #1319665

    Great slideshow. I voted with my wallet for DropBox after buying my iPhone and finding them in the AppStore. I don't really need 50GB worth of storage, but it's an awesome app that…

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    Comment #1319551

    So what's a viable strategy for complaint? People are used to ignoring EULA's and TOS by now. They just want to use Facebook, comment on photos, join groups, play games and keep in…

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    Comment #1317480

    Thank you. Yet more sound advice from the HN community. The C Puzzle Book is good fun, and based on comments in the C threads, I cannot wait to get my hands on CII. I think I'll ge…

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    Comment #1316220

    This is the kind of use I've envisioned having an iPad for, sort of a digital newspaper with the possibility to extend the information base with apps. Looking forward to the iPad l…

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    Ask HN: Objective-C programming book

    I found some brilliant discussion threads on learning C on HN, resulting in the purchase of the C Programming Language (2nd Ed) book and the C Puzzle Book, which I am working throu…

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    Comment #1306250

    Even though I don't use it as much as I should, I enjoy having a small box with Linode. Great VPS provider. Looks like the weekend is upgrade time.

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    Comment #1288204

    "Next up is probably Ruby but it looks like perl to me so I'm in no rush." Oh dear. Expect a early morning visit from the Ruby Re-education Police, who will no doubt politely beat …

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    Comment #1288189

    Why carry around the weight of a framework if you're happier doing things this way? Insofar as an idea on putting together a sane PHP project built from the ground up, I think it's…

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    Comment #1288156

    The industry sells image analysers hard. I've run ones by M86 Security and IronPort, and couldn't implement them based on the suggested approach, i.e. an automatic email wagging a …

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    Comment #1280898

    Valid point.

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    Comment #1280720

    Bit of a head scratcher for content owners as you point out. It would however make a nice bullet point for considering a web site: if you're considering HeyZap, you have a problem.…