Gaelan

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by Gaelan 9y ago
That's exactly what Contributor used to do. They charged $7/mo and refunded any money they didn't use. Unsure why they changed it.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
References?
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Source link: https://twitter.com/GoogleTrends/status/869624196921303040/p... Mods, might want to change?
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by Gaelan 9y ago
I mean, the "first post" thing is hardly a red flag--it could be a throwaway, or just the first time this person had felt the need to ask an SE question.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
You could put hub in /usr/local/bin/git-hub to accomplish that.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
hub pull-request hub fork # adds remote automatically hub create # create GH repo for this local repo And ability to use GH paths anywhere git takes a URL - clone (as you mentioned), remote add, submodules, etc.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
A votebot suspects that it is being detected and filtered out of the final scores. Because the scores fluctuate, it is harder to determine if your vote had an impact.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
There's also a Haskell-based one called Nomyx.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Decentralized DNS.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Yep. Was about to say the same thing
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Which means it is cheap to sign your malware.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Can we get a (UK) in the title?
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Like the other reply said, Lyft's strategy is partnerships with local companies.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
The argument is probably that it supports national security, which is good for your personal safety.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
We don't take them home, just for working on projects in class. Of course, nobody ever goofs off when given an hour of relative freedom. At school, chromebooks and the Macs in the library. At home, whatever we have--we don't get
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by Gaelan 9y ago
15 yo high school student here; we have Google Apps accounts and use chromebooks every once and a while. The district has carts of chromebooks that are brought in when students need to do research or work on projects in class. They work pre
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by Gaelan 9y ago
I don't think a C++ API will ever be as flexible as the PATCH EVERYTHING that is possible with Java.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Lyft.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Why? I'm not an FB fan either, but your use of React does not benefit them in any way.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
The Smarter Balanced (standardized test in must US a states now) runs online (in a custom locked-down browser), and provides Desmos as a calculator.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
How would one make such a thing unspoofable, barring seperate hardware?
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by Gaelan 10y ago
It's quite common, even in the home. The ones I've seen all need an Ethernet link however--maybe that's the innovation?
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by Gaelan 10y ago
Sentiment is slightly negative. Chrome OS is unpopular among techies for not doing things "real" computers can do. Login used to be very sluggish (it goes through a district SSO page, not normal google login), maybe it is better n
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by Gaelan 10y ago
HS student (15) here. Occasionally use chromebooks when we have time in class to work on the assignment.
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by Gaelan 10y ago
https://xkcd.com/841/
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by Gaelan 10y ago
Were they involved in the creation of MP3?
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by Gaelan 10y ago
Even better: use the SSH connection to drop a statically-linked mosh-server in /tmp (or ~) and use that.
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by Gaelan 10y ago
Fails on iOS safari for me.
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by Gaelan 10y ago
https://xkcd.com/1105/
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by Gaelan 10y ago
Serious: what's wrong with the buttons?

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