CaveTech

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   by CaveTech 12y ago

   Thanks a lot. For our use case we for sure need HTML diffs and probably some sort of API. Support for postback URLs would be useful as well. The products a bit underdeveloped for me to use currently, but I'll keep an eye on you guys. I
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   by CaveTech 12y ago

   Can I get a glimpse of what it looks like when the page changes? Can I see a diff of the page, or do I simply get an alert that it was changed? This could be immensely useful to my company for another use case, but I really need to see what
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   by CaveTech 12y ago

   If it wasn't a good deal, Twitter wouldn't be doing it. They were in the position of power and chose to trade it for something. Twitters growth hasn't been the greatest over the past little while, improving their discoverabil
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   by CaveTech 12y ago

   Because no one has any business knowing what content you're accessing. That should be a secret between yourself and the website you're on.
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   by CaveTech 12y ago

   Legislature can't prevent bad people from doing bad things. But it can prevent good people from doing bad or ignorant things, and it provides a framework to punish those who cause harm. Every law can and does get broken, but that doesn
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   by CaveTech 12y ago

   The cases are magnetic,you wouldnt be able to get that kind of fluidity with a string
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   by CaveTech 12y ago

   Box's burn rate is the highest in the industry [1]. I would be surprised if they had to keep raising money or IPO or risk facing an impending bankruptcy. [1] http://www.businessinsider.com/box-ipo-analysis-2014-3
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   by CaveTech 12y ago

   https://www.facebook.com/settings?tab=videos Auto-Play Videos >> "Off"
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   by CaveTech 12y ago

   They can do live data streaming
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    "At least 2 weeks off". Isn't 2 weeks the bare minimum?
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    I don't think it's so much the weight but the material.
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    Serious question: Do same sex couples really contribute to the worlds family tree? Technically their gene pool ends when that decision is made.
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    I have nothing except good things to say about them, and have two of their UHD monitors.
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    But clicking the link on your phone would only log you in on your phone, no? So your phone can't aid you here. If you're using any type of setup that doesn't use instant-push emails on your desktop, logging in will be very cu
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    But isn't that their current ambition? Where's the bigger picture?
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    It's definitely not fun. City raccoons here are very aggressive and a big nuisance. They rip apart and shred any containers that have the sent of food, and are carriers of several diseases. While they can look cute and furry, from my e
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    Raccoons are incredibly common here in Downtown Toronto. A friend of mine even had issues with them coming onto her 4th story balcony and throwing her flower pots to the ground below. They're also no longer scared of humans at all, and
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    I find the other method more concise, as it's a more DRY syntax if you're going to interact with the functions in more than one place.
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    Being disingenuous is not a crime, in fact, it's incredibly common. No one should be compelled to reveal their true intentions, regardless of if they're in good faith or bad. Intentions are subjective, actions are not.
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    I'm going to go out on a limb and predict that they won't be going to the consumer PC and Printer side.
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    I'm not exactly sure that you're unbiased in this discussion either. While the article may have been rushed, it didn't really seem unprofessional.
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    Because if Apple didn't reject them you'd wake up one day and find 50 of them pre-installed for you?
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    I honestly have no idea what you're going on about.
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    A foolish person would sign a contract in a language that they can't read. No reasonable employer would be offended if you refused to sign an agreement you couldn't possibly understand. If they were offended, that would be even mo
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    It's not unreasonable when it's written in the official language of the country in which your office resides.
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    # Jumbleberry Toronto, Canada Junior & Intermediate PHP/Javascript Developers (Full Time) or 8-12 month Internships # About At Jumbleberry, we have set out to a build a remarkable workplace. We recognize that to build a great workp
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    But someone did suggest Base64!
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    Judging purely by the screenshot, it's being done unencrypted over HTTP. Values are also being passed along by cookies in the clear.
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    Not on any major providers, at least in Ontario. Bell, Rogers, Cogeco are all definitely metered and limited (for all reasonable price ranges at least, $90+ for unlimited bandwidth is not reasonable compared to prices in other countries).
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    by CaveTech 12y ago

    I hate the fact that as a Canadian, I can't really support any video streaming services relying on P2P simply due to our archaic bandwidth restrictions. Most Canadian ISPs have combined Up/Down Bandwidth Caps, which are already in