Accacin

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by Accacin 10y ago
I think he means that children in general don't learn a language by learning syntax and grammar.
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by Accacin 10y ago
I agree, I use probably a very similar charger for you along with a few other products and they're very high quality and were well priced. I use their screen protectors too, and when it chipped they sent me a new one no questions asked
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by Accacin 10y ago
On Firefox there is: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/random-agent-spoofe...
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by Accacin 10y ago
The Chinese people I know mostly say they took the names so we wouldn't butcher their Chinese names. My wife for example has a name in Chinese that's simple for English speakers to say, so she never took a "proper" Engli
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by Accacin 10y ago
Not really, for example bing1bing1 (冰冰)is my wife's name and means iceice.
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by Accacin 10y ago
Intestingly (I think) the UK was very slow in adopting 3G, but 4G has come a lot more quickly and I believe we're one of the countries with the higher average 4G speeds now.
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by Accacin 10y ago
Why not just use something like Susy? I can't stand these grids unless I'm quickly trying to prototype something.
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by Accacin 10y ago
Really? That seems very odd to me. In the UK I've never put my birth date, gender or photo on a CV and you're advised not to, unless you're applying to be like a model or something where I guess gender and photo is needed.
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by Accacin 10y ago
Isn't that what the USA basically does? That's why things are often banned in the EU before America, because the FDA (or whatever) normally has to prove it's bad before it gets pulled. In the EU it's the other way around
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by Accacin 10y ago
I think what he's trying to say is the best test for a valid email is to send them an email with a confirmation URL for the user to click.
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by Accacin 10y ago
TVs, not monitors.
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by Accacin 10y ago
Yeah? And where is your server hardware located? If it's on a VPS somewhere, well, how can you trust them? If it's at home, it's extra space and electricity that's being used. At the end of the day, email IS NOT secure.
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by Accacin 10y ago
I had huge problems with spam on Fastmail, enough that after my year ended I moved to another provide. I really liked Fastmail, and the service was pretty good (although when I asked them why my domain was getting put into spam filters they
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Your WiFi is leaking: What do your mobile apps gossip about you? [pdf](discovery.ucl.ac.uk)
2 points by Accacin 10y ago|0 comments
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by Accacin 10y ago
Not sure about (a) at all.. I had a completely different experience.
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by Accacin 10y ago
So, I've been using Lastpass for a few years now and I probably rely on it too much. Every single login has a unique and strong password so it would be a pain to have to move away. I use a Yubikey that's required when I log into a
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by Accacin 10y ago
Some of those "horrible" accents are some of the oldest accents in the UK.
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by Accacin 12y ago
I'm not really a plug fan, but I did find this interesting! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEfP1OKKz_Q
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by Accacin 12y ago
I agree, but where did you hear books are banned? They made it so people from outside couldn't send books into prison, but the prisoners could access books from the in-jail library. And anyway, that whole thing got changed today (I thi
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by Accacin 12y ago
I'm not sure that I agree. If you look at this video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhyYgnhhKFw ) you'll see just how much money they make for the UK. I'm also quite sure that most of the Royal Family do mor