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by Forge36 8y ago
It's that true of iFrames? I haven't tried to determine within a child frame if scrolled into view.
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by Forge36 8y ago
With server side implications. The worst case would be a website stacking 1px images vertically to detect good far your scrolled
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by Forge36 8y ago
I'm pretty sure this will end with retraining or the restoration of "pull up" method of the pilot overriding the feature (the later may require retraining anyway)
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by Forge36 8y ago
Or someone could add it with an extension as a current middle ground.
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by Forge36 8y ago
I'm not following your logic, are you suggesting you wouldn't ask for a raise? There are a lot of moving pieces. The abolishment of slavery didn't end slavery and it's conditions. It changed the name and the rules. Many
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by Forge36 8y ago
The trick today or to drive more during surge pricing hours. One of my drivers claimed to be making close to that. I suspect a large factor is also the city you drive in.
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by Forge36 8y ago
I've heard many stories of drivers who do it to help keep drunk drivers of the road. There was a German Rideshare website I used (8+ years ago) that had decent popularity without requiring payment within the website. In this case I thi
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by Forge36 8y ago
Outline link to avoid paywall https://outline.com/fMSNSn In this case it appears open table is limiting data access to third parties (I'm surprised this wasn't already in place). I'm not sure what data OpenTa
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by Forge36 8y ago
I have not seen the video. I can't say I want to either. I can see how censorship would discourage others from repeating the atrocity. Someone else was talking about how scary it was the events that took place occurred so calmly, and w
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by Forge36 8y ago
I remember an early version of this from the iPhone2 days. The standard allows running the app offline, not supporting the desktop when mobile had this feature feels backwards. I don't see these types of comments about Microsoft lockin
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by Forge36 8y ago
Google takeout was great for this. I did it last month and backed up 60gb of photos.
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by Forge36 8y ago
I inherited an internal tool from someone who left the company. They weren't a software developer. Everything had comments (not function comments/XML headers), behavior comments. Some were "someone who knows how to code shoul
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by Forge36 8y ago
I think the author describes the problem with the redesign the best: its noisy. Your point over how hierarchy helps programmers use GitHub feels lost on the designer. It feels as if they're designing for a different user.
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by Forge36 8y ago
Well sure, but what are the corrective steps? 38% of bugs could have been caught sooner/prevented with types. The question to ask: What percentage of the 38% would have been avoided? Similar problems have been solved in the past: what
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by Forge36 8y ago
Unfortunately thats the opposite of my experience with the camera
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by Forge36 8y ago
What's the best way to self scan? I recently bought a wifi camera and digging through the settings I couldn't find a way to block external access. Ultimately I had to block is access via my router, however consumer models are terr
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by Forge36 8y ago
I just setup an account with mailgun. Pleasantly surprised at how easy it was.
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by Forge36 8y ago
I wish. Unfortunately Microsoft never created a full alternative for embedded applications was never created my company's date to stop using IE11 by 2021.
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by Forge36 8y ago
I wouldn't call this a false equivalence, I'd consider it the canary in the mine. While the U.S. does not appear to have cross many of these lines today: China can serve as our own warning about placing too much power in the hand
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by Forge36 8y ago
Null coalescing is already possible with ||. Though I'd like ?? If it worked for undefined coalescing as well.
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by Forge36 8y ago
If Oracle wins what would that mean for a project such as WINE? My understanding is that Microsoft could cite precedent and request WINE pay royalties as a standard install of windows.
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by Forge36 8y ago
Does he remember things still? Personally I'd prefer a note saying: check with X before buying anything online. Can you try to get him to send you links to the Items he wants to buy and you start buying them now? Place it under a guise
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by Forge36 8y ago
It's like a bee. You know its there, you can barely hear it. I can see why people get annoyed by them
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by Forge36 8y ago
The requirement did state "machine readable". Arguably Sutter's data is the easiest to read, this is further evident through the creation of PDFs to make the data human readable so quickly
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by Forge36 8y ago
I believe coding is easy when it's to assist in your own work. Programming at scale is a different problem. I'm not certain, however CS jobs appear to reflect this on the two different pay scales (my work has two different progra
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by Forge36 8y ago
That's the total cut. Cost of the stations isn't in the article. Reading around it appears to be ~6.3 million.
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by Forge36 8y ago
Did it break? Or was the cost to announce vs total new accounts worth it?
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by Forge36 8y ago
Do you speak German? Would you mind translating parts? I can give it a go, however my German skills aren't great.
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by Forge36 8y ago
He leveraged his retirement on a pension. I wouldn't say he's to blame: on property it looks like a great benefit. Today, I've seen too many cases such as Coomers where pensions dried up or an employee let go before hitting
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by Forge36 8y ago
Why assume this trend is new? Had the author not researched history? Dining out has been a feature of society since Rome (79AD) https://www.thevintagenews.com/2016/10/05/take-out-restauran... It's very

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