Frazzydee

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by Frazzydee 16y ago
I'm not sure why you think it's not binding since recognition shifted– the Taiwan Relations Act was passed after the US switched recognition (so you're saying it's never been binding?). I would presume that any provisions that are phrase
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by Frazzydee 16y ago
And don't forget the USA and the Taiwan Relations Act. I don't think China can so overtly attack Taiwan any time soon. Plus, based on my experience, mainland Chinese sentiment seems to already be against Tibetans and Uyghurs (more so the la
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by Frazzydee 16y ago
If they're using the API, then "as long as your site is generally accessible to consumers without charge, you may use the Google Maps API" ( http://code.google.com/apis/maps/faq.html#tos_commercial )
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Depends, did you watch the full video or the cut one? AFAIK, there are no weapons in the cut one but there were people in the group walking around with weapons before.[1,2] Wikileaks's goal is not neutral publishing of leaks- it's maximum p
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
And the last status update says "Opera Mini for iPhone was officially submitted to the [app store]". Although I find this hard to believe, signs point to Opera being late in updating the page. The time in Norway is 2:15 AM, but still...
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
> Please support us by purchasing Alchemist for the special "bye bye" price! It's $18.99?! How much was it before?
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Living Videotext, creators of MORE, ended up merging with Symantic the same year. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MORE_(application)
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Care to explain why this watch shows 4:14? ;) http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/watches/6a17/
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
iWork '09 was released in January 2009. http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2009/01/06iwork.html But why does the Keynote icon show Q4 2009?
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Today's date shows in the dock, but check out the icon in the Applications folder: http://csclub.uwaterloo.ca/~f2damji/Screen%20shot%202010-04-...
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Even if you get sued, how would they know it's you? ie. how would they know who to serve a lawsuit to? By the time they get a court order to take the data down, if they even bother, people will have already distributed it, and it'll be anot
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Except that it's not war. It's a unilateral occupation.
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
I think you may have misinterpreted the conclusion. 3rd para from the bottom, he says: "How many volumes do you need to read on your e-reader to break even?"
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
I think that's only part of it. It also determines how much links on that page are "worth."
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Well it might make the problem go away if the problem is well-intentioned research whose results are made available publicly.
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Another great one: StayFocusd https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/laankejkbhbdhmip... It restricts the time you can spend on time-wasting websites.
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
I do have both, although I usually use the fridge. I picked up this habit in China, where it seemed to be common to cook food and leave it out, covered with a net to keep mosquitos out. So I think whether or not you get really sick from th
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
This is going to sound really simple, but it's what I do. Take at your own risk, because I have a strong stomach. I cook food in bulk, and just re-cook it on the stove, make a bowl of rice, and eat it over the next week. Even meat, and it
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Where? http://searchyc.com/submissions/%2522mathpages.com%2522?only...
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
This is a huge problem, and we need to shift the power balance away from unions. The original purpose of unions was to compensate for the imbalance of power. I don't have a problem to the extent that they merely divert executive pay dow
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
"man last" kind of turns me on.
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
You're only 3 years behind on this one. http://www.google.com/tisp/press.html
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
When I made that comparison, I meant that dreamhost users are presumably more tech-savvy than facebook users, and facebook users don't seem to have a problem with the password reset structure.
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Also, when you're buying a $3,000 TV, $100 for the cables doesn't seem that bad, relatively speaking.
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
That's unfortunate. I guess it goes to show how much value those "Hacker Safe" badges are. But how do you know they store your password as plaintext? I was talking about the way they handled it in general. They didn't email any customers
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Just make sure you pay by google checkout or paypal. I'm surprised people don't seem to be angry about the way they've handled the data breach issue.
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Things looked pretty scary before the bail-out. I don't think it's been long enough for the full economic effects to have been realized, but, if you believe the hype, a major crisis was averted. IMO, the bailout was a necessary band-aid s
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
(1) Fair enough, I suppose some keychains might make it difficult to recover the password. (2) Why not just ask the other employees for the old password?
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Why don't they want to change their passwords when they forget them? Presumably the old password isn't much use anymore, since it's been forgotten. But unless there's something I'm missing, I suspect I'm just preaching to the choir right no
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by Frazzydee 17y ago
Thanks for that. I don't agree with their decision though, since most major websites will not email you back your password, by default. If facebook can get away with it, I'm sure dreamhost can too.

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