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by 83457 17y ago
I read somewhere earlier today that it downloads the entire route info at the start.
782.
by 83457 17y ago
The original article criticizes the administration side of a web platform in political ways and suggests a multi-million dollar custom built proprietary system as an alternative. It must be a joke.
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by 83457 17y ago
http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=&daddr=1+Infinite+Loop...
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by 83457 17y ago
I recommend just staying away from the button element unless you are really careful now and in the future. I started using it a couple years ago almost exclusively and quickly ran into problem #1 below and not until just recently #2 which p
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by 83457 17y ago
So the non-vaccinated aren't the real culprits because they have to get it from someone who has the disease because they are not vaccinated?
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by 83457 17y ago
the video shows the exact lifting of the index finger as you are describing so it doesn't look like that is going to change
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by 83457 17y ago
"With Atlas what we are going to give you by default is a server that runs Cappuccino. So we have javascript running in the server. We have the same stack end to end. So you know you write your front-end code in javascript. You write your b
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by 83457 17y ago
Most of those investigations deal with the fact that many 8 and 5 mile an hour bumpers (meaning they shouldn't break under lower impacts) end up shattering at maybe 2mph and cost thousands of dollars to fix -- implying that the manufactuers
789.
by 83457 17y ago
I'm 28 and my primary inclination was to think that newer vehicles crumple while older cars do not, leading to more internal injuries for passengers of older vehicles and more vehicle damage of newer vehicles. However it appears that the ol
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by 83457 17y ago
Maybe this will finally dispel the myth about older cars being safer in these sorts of collisions because they were built like "tanks".
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by 83457 17y ago
This is the only feature at the moment that i need which dropbox is lacking. Makes it difficult to use Dropbox in more than one environment such as work versus school when everything is synced everywhere.
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by 83457 17y ago
Great idea for an April Fools Day prank
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by 83457 17y ago
http://www.google.com/search?q=olpc+xo-2
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by 83457 17y ago
My impression from this statement is that to resolve dependencies objects can/should be designed to reference the primary environment where they are to be run instead of the having these details passed per object creation and/or functions c
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by 83457 17y ago
That's an understatement
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by 83457 17y ago
This is the first time I've run across trees/nodes in the organization of relational data. Makes a lot of sense and certainly sounds like someone was "thinking outside the box".
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by 83457 17y ago
IBM and the Holocaust: The Strategic Alliance Between Nazi Germany and America's Most Powerful Corporation Imitation of Life: How Biology Is Inspiring Computing Programming in Python 3
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by 83457 17y ago
too long; didn't read
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by 83457 17y ago
I think the idea is to fool the team into 1) more quickly realizing their is a problem and 2) be less likely to come close to the requirement but fail. It is kind of like someone stealthily setting your clock forward 2 minutes because in th
800.
by 83457 17y ago
no need to include the version number
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by 83457 17y ago
It probably comes down to time spent trying to track whether or not he did something malicious and other investigative processes necessary. Put a few security experts or a consulting firm on the case for a year and it gets quite expensive.
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by 83457 17y ago
In the DC area there are various trails that you can use to bike to work (or other recreational uses) however it is hard to actually map you route or see if there is a cut through between a parallel road and the trail. I would use this righ
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by 83457 17y ago
Not Unix but my boss tried to add a new drive to our company/dev server raid array this evening and wiped everything out. Hopefully the backup restore works tomorrow :-\
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by 83457 17y ago
So essentially people have a false sense of security when their password is obscured. They are equating an obscured password box on screen with whether it is a secure login.
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by 83457 17y ago
If I recall correctly, essentially they used to hide or cover their content using css. In Firefox with the Web Developer Toolbar I would just hit Ctrl+Shift+S to disable styles to read the content. Now you can just scroll-down.
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by 83457 17y ago
(modifies user agent string and begins hunt)
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by 83457 17y ago
Reminds me of a story I heard a while back of a store with a few locations but only one credit card terminal. In order to process credit cards as needed they just submitted credit card info by instant message to the store with the terminal
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by 83457 17y ago
So the installation of the extension occurs on the next run of Firefox and takes 8 minutes? That does really suck regardless of the whole imaging thing.
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by 83457 17y ago
I don't understand how it matters if it is a documented API. If they are installing something to other software that could have consequences for the user then they should inform the user IMO.
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by 83457 17y ago
If a language includes more than just processing directives and code organization then that becomes more of a language/platform/framework than just a language. Often these are geared to a specific domain such as desktop or web software and

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