CanSpice

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by CanSpice 12y ago
No I didn't. There's nothing stopping someone from finding my email address and sticking it in their contact list. How do you think spammers get email addresses in the first place? People give them their email addresses?
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by CanSpice 12y ago
You (and I'm assuming you're the person who came up with this) need to think about it from the perspective of email recipients, because they're the ones who are going to be directly affected by this button. You don't say
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by CanSpice 12y ago
I've opted-in to be friends with someone on Facebook. I've opted-in to follow someone on Twitter. I have not opted-in to be in someone's contact list on Gmail. That's the big difference.
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by CanSpice 12y ago
This is nice and all, but I really hope nobody who has me in their contacts ever clicks that button.
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by CanSpice 12y ago
I don't see how a postal code would work here.
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by CanSpice 12y ago
Quick! Your partner has just keeled over and isn't breathing! Give me your latitude and longitude! Your phone probably knows what your lat/long are, but can you quickly look it up in a high-pressure situation? Probably not. And em
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Angular-pwned: Add Have I Been Pwned lookups to any AngularJS input field(github.com)
1 points by CanSpice 12y ago|0 comments
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by CanSpice 12y ago
You didn't read the story, did you? > The best handwriting machines already vary some letters to avoid seeming too repetitive. Check out "offer" in the third line of that letter above: The "f"s are different from
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Signul: The world's first personal beacon system(indiegogo.com)
1 points by CanSpice 12y ago|0 comments
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by CanSpice 12y ago
The article makes the point that A/C in conjunction with fans can reduce the amount of energy needed to reach the same comfort levels. You don't need to remove the A/C if you install fans, but you can set the A/C thermos
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by CanSpice 12y ago
That it still works today (at least on Chrome 37) is probably the real news here.
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by CanSpice 12y ago
Recording a 4-6-3 double play isn't about keeping score either, it's about tracking detailed statistical information about every play. That's kind of the point of the article: baseball has standardized notation whereas tennis
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by CanSpice 12y ago
Wouldn't it be great if he donated that to the EFF to help their podcast legal battle?
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by CanSpice 12y ago
Legally, how would this differ from a monkey stepping on a remote trigger, or stepping in front of a motion detector to trigger a camera to take a picture? Are all of the pictures on Snapshot Serengeti ( http://www.snapshotserenge
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by CanSpice 12y ago
I would like to see a comparison between Uber, car sharing (like Zipcar or Car2Go or whatever local carsharing organization you might have) and car ownership. I'm a carsharer, and between me and my wife we spend about $500/month o
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by CanSpice 12y ago
Only for packet loss testing. If you don't have Java installed in your browser, you get "Pingtest.net requires Java for packet loss testing, but it does not appear to be installed in your browser. Click here for assistance."
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by CanSpice 12y ago
You could plot the average performance over time, which would show not only how well or poorly a hotel does in general, but how it weathers high-volume events like conferences.
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by CanSpice 12y ago
They're using science as a noun. Think of it like "You're not allowed oxygen any more."
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by CanSpice 12y ago
Read the post: > My latest strategy was to pretend to be them on twitter to get some of their followers
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by CanSpice 12y ago
Web app directories? Is it 1995 all over again? Are we going to have webrings again?
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by CanSpice 12y ago
The redacted document can be found at the CIA's library at https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intellig... Note that it doesn't say when this happened, only "number of years ago" fro
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by CanSpice 12y ago
Your local library isn't open weekends? My library's open 9:30 am - 9 pm on weekdays, 9:30 am - 5:30 pm on Saturdays, and 1 pm - 5 pm on Sundays. Those hours definitely don't strongly conflict with 9-5 job hours.
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by CanSpice 12y ago
So will IFTTT get a cease and desist sometime in the near future, or have they come to an agreement with Craigslist to provide their channel?
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by CanSpice 12y ago
I could easily install a keylogger on any non-Windows machine in about five seconds. Hint: keyboards and USB are pretty much OS-agnostic.
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by CanSpice 12y ago
Clearly the best way is to link to a popular site and have your webserver be overwhelmed by traffic. Can't serve images? Then users can't steal them!
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by CanSpice 12y ago
I think you missed the point of that XKCD. If you're going to publish a heatmap of absolute numbers, then yes, it'll end up looking pretty much like a population distribution map. If you publish a heatmap of percentages, then you
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by CanSpice 12y ago
The buses in your story are between different cities and are proper buses. The buses in the original story are within New York (and out to New Jersey), and are mainly vans. Different people and services.
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by CanSpice 12y ago
That's a sunk cost though. When someone gets in their car to drive somewhere, they don't think "this trip is going to cost me $7.50" because they pay for their gas at a different time, they pay for their insurance at a d
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by CanSpice 12y ago
I hate to say it, but maybe you should tone it down a little bit on your Twitter account. People are always going to Google your name when your resume comes in. Odds are they're going to find your Twitter account. Odds are they're
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by CanSpice 12y ago
No, it's three million.

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