Bedon292

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by Bedon292 8y ago
The most important part is that it was a test specifically for Courier New. That cannot be extrapolated to all other fonts. The author's claim that the benefits "should" carry over was not actually tested, and should have bee
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by Bedon292 8y ago
I had an English teacher that made us do it in the early 2000s. I think its because she learned on the actual typewriter. It never stuck though. We all just went through and added the extra spaces at the end.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Waze is definitely more aggressive about its neighborhood routing. Though they could be using the same underlying code somewhere, its definitely tuned differently. The main integration point into Google Maps is the accident reporting and ac
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Yeah, definitely this. Depending on security as well, dropping something off at the car is fine, but getting inside the building would not work at a lot of places.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Really need a way to import at least a csv of historical data. I know its pitch is tracking manually makes you more aware, but let me bring in history to start at least. Then we get more use out of it right away. I have years upon years of
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by Bedon292 9y ago
What do you use as your email service?
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Consider something like Pi Hole ( https://pi-hole.net/ ) as the DNS on your network. Where it will affect all devices on the network.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I was thinking the same sort of thing. I was also trying to see what sort of limits are on https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/accounts-and-users/mut... in order to automate reporting them. But at what poin
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Would this also violate the terms of services to create an issue automatically, to explain what is broken. And include a link in the issue text to automatically create a PR via the bot? Then it would be an opt-in situation. Or is it just fr
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I would assume its the standard 3 to 6 years for auditing, but for something as crazy as hundreds of thousands of tickets, might be worth keeping around longer.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
It is worth noting the SLA only applies to the Plus and Enterprise levels, so it would $12.50 / user. Still only 12.5 cents per 0.01% downtime per user. Doesn't really change your point though.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
That was the same reason I ended up doing it, as a test of myself. And I was curious what was out there. I definitely enjoyed the process.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I do appear to have misinterpreted what your point was. Sorry about that. Although I assume the idea was limiting how much is cached at any point on their part. Not sure it really matters though its not that much data.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
The breach data isn't updated that often. It was 6 months between v1 and v2, so a long cache is totally fine. And then invalidate the cache if there is an update.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
There are 3 distinct blog posts about the data, and how it is enabled. All of which are interesting and relevant in different ways. I don't see any issue with them all showing up.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Waze, does have an option to avoid dirt roads, it works great when you have random dirt (pot hole filled) road as an alternate route to work that you never want to take at least. It is for some reason hidden in the settings, and not enable
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I have no opinion on Apple Maps, as I haven't owned an iPhone since before it was available. However this, anecdotally, is definitely not my experience with Waze. Unless an accident happens (or additional traffic for some other random
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by Bedon292 9y ago
That actually seems like quite a reasonable assumption. Knowing the normal speeds on the roads in my area, vs the speed limits, the difference in time between Google and Waze predictions seem to support that.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I imagine it has something to do with sparse tracking. The final ascent / decent is I think the better part of an entire day. You can't have full high accuracy GPS on for that long and have the battery last. So you may put the dev
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New California' campaign aims to separate rural counties from coastal cities(sfgate.com)
1 points by Bedon292 9y ago|0 comments
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by Bedon292 9y ago
The only citizenship requirement for a clearance in the US is that you personally are a citizen. There is no distinguishing between naturalized and natural born on that requirement. Though you will likely have a harder time on the backgroun
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The Hellish E-Waste Graveyards Where Computers Are Mined for Metal(wired.com)
2 points by Bedon292 9y ago|0 comments
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I believe you are addressing #8 on the link. This only applies to high income earners. So if you are under those thresholds you don't need to pay any additional employees.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I drink the coffee purely for the caffeine, and don't have high standards. I just buy ground coffee, typically from a local shop, but sometimes starbucks. Then use a French press, purely because I can make a small amount of coffee with
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From Territorial to Functional Sovereignty: The Case of Amazon(lpeblog.org)
2 points by Bedon292 9y ago|0 comments
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I have always been interested in that cycle. We use 2 because NumPy supports it still. NumPy supports it because we use it. If a major library had dropped support earlier on, I am curious what would have happened.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I found the opposite. When having to deal with utf-8 text, I hated life in 2, but 3 handles it with ease. It made life so much better.
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I would also consider installing ad blocker(s) into his browser (and possibly hiding the icon) along with the anti ad blocker blocker, so not to get those pop ups saying you are using ad blocking. It is what I have done with family in the p
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by Bedon292 9y ago
Looks like the price has raised since the article. Due to popularity maybe?
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by Bedon292 9y ago
I agree, publicly funded research should be public domain, where the authors cannot legally transfer the copyright to the publishers like that. However, most Journals do offer a way to publish open access, and I bet they would push things t

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