Keverw

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by Keverw 10y ago
I wonder why they didn't use the minified version of jquery? Would of been a lot smaller.
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by Keverw 10y ago
Oh wow, they actually create a new account instead of moving the service? Interesting system. I wouldn't be surprised if they were using some really old enterprise database solution. But if the system works most of the time, I guess no
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by Keverw 10y ago
Pretty creative! Is this actually doing some sort of AI to detect when he's speaks or did someone hardcode in the times for the videos?
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by Keverw 10y ago
This is so unbelievable they could mess up somthing like this. I hope this becomes major news. These people shouldn't be paying for someone else mistakes. If the money is mentioned in the contract, I don't see how they could just
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by Keverw 10y ago
Interesting. I thought people went to college to learn, not to work for the school. Do they get paid to do this sort of stuff too? I know I heard of people working in like the library to help pay down their loans. Just never really thought
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by Keverw 10y ago
Interesting. "patents created by their researchers" so if it's a official school project then, and not someone doing it on their own? That would makes since. I don't get why schools need patents in the first place though
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by Keverw 10y ago
Do colleges own startups people create while going to school? If so that sounds horrible considering how much college costs. I heard if you work for a company while also developing a startup depending on the contract the company can claim t
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by Keverw 10y ago
Yep, sounds like it would be useful for this case. Not sure why people are down voting my answer. The other person posted "Chargeback?" - note the question mark. So I took that as if they were asking what a chargeback is, and was
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by Keverw 10y ago
A chargeback is when you dispute the charge with your credit card company, like if you never received your items.
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by Keverw 10y ago
Didn't Charter already buy Time Warner? Then even less competition if AT&T buys out a cable company too. :( This is ridiculous how little competition we have here in America for TV, Internet and phone service. Edit: Did a Google se
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by Keverw 10y ago
Interesting. I just Google imaged searched for "Apple Magic Toolbar" and I noticed one of the images had the power button as part of the bar... So I'm assuming it's a touch screen bar, so if your computer freezes or acts
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by Keverw 10y ago
I don't know what's the most abused laws are, but I'd say copyright would probably be in the top 10 list if there was such a list. I wish people who abuse copyright takedowns repeatedly would get a large fine. Then the fine s
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by Keverw 10y ago
They probably have limited resources like many startups, and have to prioritize. Like how the stock trading app Robinhood was Android only at first, then they went to iOS. No web version yet as far as I know. Ideally I think if your buildin
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by Keverw 10y ago
Pretty cool. I've always wondered why the credit card industry never did something like this. Can you view the full number you used for a company? Like I know at least 2 businesses off the top of my head that asks for full credit card
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by Keverw 10y ago
I never got why health insurance is tied to employment. Then when you switch jobs, you start a new plan and then there could be a gap where you could be uninsured. I think health insurance should be separated from employment. I think we&#x2
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by Keverw 10y ago
Some good points. I liked Obama 4 years ago when I was old enough to vote for president the first time. Now 4 years later, I'm liking Trump. But I still think social issues and even things like basic income, and using technology to do
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by Keverw 10y ago
I know they say there's online loopholes too. Last time I checked the law was they had to ship the gun to a local licensed firearms dealer, who then does a background check and hands over the gun for a reasonable fee.
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by Keverw 10y ago
I feel more people support Trump than we know. Probably many billionaires, but don't announce it because the people who listen to two minute sound bites in between their cartoons and reality tv will call them "racist" and the
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by Keverw 10y ago
Can't you take the battery out or does newer Samsung phones have them builtin like Apple? If you can, it seems like that should of been an allowed option since it can't catch on fire unless in use from my understanding. I wonder w
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by Keverw 10y ago
Why do they mean by "upstream and downstream providers"? I would think it'd mean the ISP associated with the IP address from the logs if they had it? Not sure why they worded it that way or if they meant somthing else?
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by Keverw 10y ago
TLDR: It looks like Instagram has a way to automatically deactivate people's accounts, opening up the reporting tools to abuse. Then it's hard to get in touch with anyone to fix it. Should be a good lesson for startups building to
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Instagram Deleted My Account with 135K Followers. Zero Warning(petapixel.com)
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by Keverw 10y ago
Does anyone think the drug companies control the gov, and not the other way around? According to the Forbes article 660 calls from 2010 to 2015 vs. 6,843 calls in the first seven months of this year for children eating laundry pods? http:&
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by Keverw 10y ago
Yeah I was thinking blockchain based voting would be cool but how do you hand out keys to people, how to make it easy for anyone and then what about privacy if who you voted for is recorded in the blockchain.
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by Keverw 10y ago
I am really surprised they don't have a high availability setup for their database, etc being a fortune 500 company. Hours of downtime is serious money for them it would seem. Well if they did have such setup, it failed. Even a bootstr
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by Keverw 10y ago
Eduardo Saverin, one of the co-founders of Facebook. Back from when him and Mark was at Harvard.
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by Keverw 10y ago
DNS isn't widely encrypted yet? That's scary. So does that mean if a rogue ISP wanted to, they could serve up Twitter.com on their internal network and return their fake DNS record instead assuming the user's cache expired? K
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by Keverw 10y ago
Yeah, only one cable company per area. The only option is a 3G/4G hotspot which charges per GB and is outrageous, then slower DSL. Some people are lucky to have Fiber offered. Cell phone carriers, there's only 4 I think nationwide
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by Keverw 10y ago
Wow. As long as they don't try to do it for https which is probably impossible unless some major flaw is found or you install some plugin. I think in 2016, installing software for an ISP is so outdated, reminds me of AOL and if they we
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by Keverw 10y ago
Yeah, maybe I just witnessed some bad things when I was younger about this industry, which I kinda wish I would forget. Being in rural Ohio, they were probably more desperate for money but from what I find online it seems to not be isolated

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