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13y ago
You couldn't be conscripted in private and compelled to lie.
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13y ago
You could choose to take a job where you are required to lie, but no-one can force you to take such a job.
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13y ago
Why the downvotes? I didn't know about that url till someone else posted it.
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13y ago
It looks like you're both using the MIT licence (although your LICENSE.md file doesn't explicity state it), so it should be possible to reuse code between the projects. Although whether the architectures you have chosen are amenab
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13y ago
Or there's https://news.ycombinator.com/over?points=100 although it's a poor substitue for hckrnews it's better than the home page if you can't access hckrnews because "The category of Hacking has b
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13y ago
It would be great if there was a tool to push/pull projects from Google Code to Github that handled not just moving the code but migrating issues and wiki content all the other details that aren't straightforward but could be auto
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13y ago
I'd sign up as a candidate on any site that only allows recruiters to get in contact with candidates if they submit a company name and zip/post code. If it also gave some stats as to how many candidates they had contacted/p
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13y ago
Do you plan to support the MYO? How do you think it's accuracy will compare to the Leap and Kinnect?
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13y ago
I think there's lots of 6 year olds that would think printing figurines and toys were a practical application for a 3D printer. Toy companies will be giving printers away so they can advertise downloadable plans for action figures afte
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13y ago
"what objects/things don't exist today that _could_ with widespread and affordable 3D printing" "Get this batman figure based on todays episode printed at home RIGHT NOW. Just ask your parent to go to acme-cartoon
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13y ago
I can't see anything about helpouts on that site. It might be useful for a friend. Where did you hear about it?
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13y ago
http://shouldiuseacarousel.com/
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13y ago
How do I buy one? I can't see a buy button on any of the TonidoPlug pages.
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13y ago
Reshaped by driverless car bombs... "Oh, yeah. Oooh, ahhh, that's how it always starts. Then later there's running and screaming."
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13y ago
What if some comments have a bimodal distribution (in how the community views them) between good and bad?
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13y ago
Luxury! we had to make the noise ourselves...
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13y ago
Is the current title ("Google now supports third-party readers using its PuSH hub") accurate? Isn't it the nature of the PubSubHubbbub (PuSH) protocol that it supports third parties? I don't think it's something tha
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13y ago
In Chrome if I right click in the search box and add it as a search engine it doesn't work :(
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13y ago
http://lesswrong.com/lw/e95/the_noncentral_fallacy_the_worst...
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Google vindicated by EU court opinion on search results
(reuters.com)
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13y ago
I think this puts it more succinctly: http://www.volokh.com/2013/02/18/no-aaron-swartz-was-not-cha...
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13y ago
While that might decrease the total number of days in a year when there are unpatched exploits that MS knows about, it would increase the total number of days in a year when there are exploits known to hackers. I don't think that would
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Announcing Goals for iPhone | Simple Blog
(simple.com)
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13y ago
That doesn't work for the use case where I go on holiday for a week and want to catch up when I get back.
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13y ago
True, rsync.net state as much at the bottom of the page: "This scheme is not infallible. Although signing the declaration makes it impossible for a third party to produce arbitrary declarations, it does not prevent them from using for
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13y ago
The government isn't allowed to force you to lie; they can force you to be silent. By updating this regularly it then becomes apparent when you have been forced into silence.
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13y ago
Yahoo! Weather was a winner of The Apple Design Awards this year: https://developer.apple.com/wwdc/events/awards/
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13y ago
Please let us know how you get on. (I've subscribed to your blog.) I'm looking to do something similar and I'd be interested in how OpenELEC+XBMC compares to the setup you've described.
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13y ago
If you also consider what commit diffs will look like if you have to insert or delete a variable, (particularly the last one) then comma first creates less cruft in your history.
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13y ago
should that link be to http://www.activeinboxhq.com/ ?
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