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by Axsuul 11y ago
I use it and I found it was the best out of all the other alternatives I tried. I find it gives the best visualization to see a git diff of changes.
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GearLaunch provides merchants with software that allows them to build and run online storefronts, and also manages production, logistics and customer service for all products sold. GearLaunch is the only e-commerce software provider to cove
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Has anyone tried Littlebits? http://littlebits.cc/
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Except it's not entirely painting the whole picture since Steve Jobs was adopted and not raised by his biological parents.
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DTLA needs it badly too. Some of us are stuck with DSL :/
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Uber is orders of magnitude better in this scenario. - TaskRabbit: Post job, wait for bids, accept a bid, wait for driver to leave his/her house to deliver message, 2-3 hours later... profit? - Uber: Place pin near address, request rid
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I've been juicing Spinach daily to great effect.
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My guess is that they run the robotics software on the same machine they do their design work.
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On the contrary, the US distributed $31B worth of foreign aid in 2013 whereas for Germany it was $14B [1]. 1. http://www.oecd.org/dac/stats/documentupload/ODA%202013%20Ta...
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Not surprising at all. Hands down, Google Apps (not Gmail) is the best hosted email service for businesses. That's why companies use it. It's so good that wasting precious engineering resources on reinventing the wheel makes absol
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Or if that depicted in Asimov's "The Sultan of the Clouds". Venus' atmosphere at a specific altitude is actually very similar in composition to that of Earth's at sea level (21% oxygen, 78% nitrogen).
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It was interesting to see this post on the front page a minute ago and then get pushed to the third page just now. Is this type of content discouraged from being discussed here?
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With this type of evidence, it can be easy to justify spending even more hours playing video games. However, everything in moderation. It's very easy to take it too far when it comes to action video games. Now we should ask, which one
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A format like Twitter requires major infrastructure to work well so being under one company makes complete and necessary sense. This doesn't detract from the fact that it's become a format that a lot of the Internet now depends on
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Because of how fast things appear to move at 18F.
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I use Dashlane, it is better but is not quite there yet in terms of multi-user support.
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React is the view layer only so it's not all-or-nothing. That means it can be implemented in a traditional PHP website that's been sitting around for 10 years. And it's not overkill at all, it brings sanity to code and makes
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That was actually quite depressing rather than fascinating.
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Why do you think it'll end the company? It's a marketplace with network effects. And not to mention, many people depend on Patreon for their primary source of income. It won't simply just go away.
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Patreon uses Stripe so I'm pretty sure the hackers expected to not get any credit card numbers.
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It would still protect against attacks that don't involve having root access to the box (i.e. Ashley Madison data breach)
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Depends on the attack. If the key used to encrypt the data is stored on another server and loaded into memory when the application is initialized, then the attackers technically wouldn't be able to get access to that key unless they al
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Why don't more websites that are vulnerable to these types of breaches also encrypt user email addresses as well any personally identifiable information? I don't foresee any performance implications if everything is cached anyways
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This tweet desperately needs some context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Glossip
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I quit my job at Raytheon right after I was assigned to the JLENS program . Every day there were meetings with f-bombs being exchanged between managers and employees. The environment and culture became extremely toxic. Safe to say I didn&#x
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I'm really glad to see this issue on the front page. I live in downtown LA and I'm on the front lines of this epidemic. It does seem like the situation is getting worse. I wonder if technology can somehow play a role here. I would
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Been going through their compliance process recently and all of a sudden no response. Looks like they have their hands full. Can anyone recommend any alternatives to BitPay?
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That's great to see that John Carmack's son has a similar passion for programming as his father. However, what if his son turned out differently and didn't have it in his blood? Would John Carmack still pursue it?
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Some context: http://ascii.textfiles.com/archives/4683
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Full article: http://www.newsweek.com/boot-camp-next-tech-billionaires-100...

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