EJTH

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by EJTH 10y ago
Problem is that a form might be longer or wider than the viewport, which would result in "hidden" elements in genuine browsers too.
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by EJTH 10y ago
The article is paywalled unfortunately. But I am not surprised, there is absolutely zero monetization in their current business model afaik. I do like the service though and I will be very sad when it dissapears, there is so many good indie
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by EJTH 10y ago
CNC operator or something like it.
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by EJTH 10y ago
I would really like to support Mozilla again, but they have had an unreasonable amount of exploits recently, add to this the fact that support for my most beloved tools are gone (Firebug & TamperData) I really see no other point in stic
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by EJTH 10y ago
I always knew blue LEDs was bad for you. But its nice to have confirmation of this. Blue LEDs can seem almost blinding.
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by EJTH 10y ago
I actually liked this concept very much! I bookmarked it. Would be nice to have an overview of what tables there is and their relations.
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by EJTH 10y ago
"courageously" ? I'd personally use "boldly" as I really cannot see what courage has to do with this.
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by EJTH 10y ago
My point is that this "fake news" trend is pretty ironic - since it comes from some of the most prolific propaganda outlets, that despite being caught in the act of promoting a certain agenda over truth, continues to attempt to b
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by EJTH 10y ago
Looks like a nice micro quad. Have you considered sending out some examples for reviewers (Flitetest on YT as an example) ? It might be worth it marketing wise.
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by EJTH 10y ago
But the media told me it was the russians! Surely well established media cannot be sending out fake news deliberately!?
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by EJTH 10y ago
I remember taking a quick look at this when I experimented with THREE.js first, I didn't get the hang of it though and I ended up just using blender as the main editor for my game (levels, models and similar assets)
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by EJTH 10y ago
How so? What evidence is there that wikileaks is "helping Trump" or the russians?
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by EJTH 10y ago
Why ternaries? I can understand why a web dev might not know about bitwise operators though...
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by EJTH 10y ago
You probably missed out on some of the exiting algorithms that all CS students learn, but don't worry I think few knows them without looking them up years later. It is hard to know what you have missed, since you specificly say webdev,
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by EJTH 10y ago
correlation does not mean causation... China had a birthrate boom during their industrilaization, so did Syria. It is a culture thing, not a socioeconomic thing imo.
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by EJTH 10y ago
No unfortunately there is not complete data, not for my country at least because we only keep track of immigrants in the first two generations, then they are considered "danish". All though new evidence suggests that 3rd generatio
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by EJTH 10y ago
"effects education, healthcare and wealth distribution have on controlling amounts of children without any sort of force required." That effect is virtually non existing when it comes to arab and middle eastern immigrants in Europ
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by EJTH 10y ago
Yes, and so what? 90% less fossil fuel spend in electricity does not equal a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions for a person (Humans emit greenhouse gasses directly and indirectly for alot of other purposes than electricity). So mayb
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by EJTH 10y ago
And how many projections about world population have been overshot through out the past 50 years? Oh yeah thats right, all of them. As long as we have religions that advocate mindless reproduction just to keep their dominance, you will neve
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by EJTH 10y ago
Since the human race is no way near a decline in growth, reducing fossil fuel use is like pissing your pants to keep yourself warm.
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by EJTH 10y ago
Maybe if the CO2 quotas wasn't in reality a ponzy scheme it would have made it easier to sell this doomsday scenario to the avarage joe. Its quite obvious that climate change has grown into an industry of lobbyists and worthless quotas
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by EJTH 10y ago
It really depends much on how the battery / fuelcell tech will develop over the next years. If we get good improvements in capacity on batteries you can expect personal electric aerial vehicles to become commonplace (drones / n-co
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by EJTH 10y ago
Looks really nice. Id wish that you could change the layout of the search results though.
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by EJTH 10y ago
Article full of references to """reports""" written by other journalists. No official remarks by CIA. Only anonymous "officials". This must be some of all that fake news I have been hearing about...
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by EJTH 10y ago
Its mind boggling how such important pieces of our infrastructure can be pwned with rediculus simple exploits. This is not the first shell injection bug found in consumer grade routers. Far from it. Sometimes I think that all these companie
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by EJTH 10y ago
As long as they are an American 501(c) they are obligated to follow whatever directives given by the NSA. Any public disclosure of this will be handled in secret courts and they will probably be found guilty of working against the national
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by EJTH 10y ago
Nah. You can get free SSL certs today: https://letsencrypt.org/ But I guess nothing is "free" wouldn't be surprised if letsencrypt has deals with three letter acronym agencies in the US.
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by EJTH 10y ago
Price of entry has to be lower. A vive + a gaming rig that can actually handle VR decently is quite expensive for the avarage consumer.
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by EJTH 10y ago
When will people just learn to disable flash on their browsers?
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by EJTH 10y ago
I wonder how they are pulling this off. I guess it takes stuff like account age into consideration. But I fear it is more based on what sub it originates from, context of the post etc. It will be their go to excuse for why content is censor

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