Kudos

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by Kudos 12y ago
I don't think they're suggesting Google search results should not display ads. They're saying Google shouldn't control the network that decides which ads get displayed.
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by Kudos 12y ago
I tested on my 802.11ac network with an iPhone 6 and couldn't replicate using the steps provided. A speed test sustained 193Mb/s. Maybe 802.11ac networks don't have the same problem? I would think Apple are running 802.11ac o
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by Kudos 12y ago
I've just started using AMD and have no idea how this differs (maybe it effectively doesn't), so it'd be nice to have a paragraph on that somewhere.
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by Kudos 12y ago
It's for circumventing Same-origin where you can get a url into a script tag on a page, but it won't execute unless it's from the same origin. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Securi
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by Kudos 12y ago
> Strattera usually isn't the first drug chosen, because it doesn't work for everyone. Strattera is supposedly the first avenue of treatment in Europe follwed by stimulants, the reverse of the US.
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by Kudos 12y ago
You're being pedantic, the term "(The) Homosexual Agenda" as distinct from any other use of the word agenda is what I was talking about. There are organisations representing homosexuals that have agendas, but that isn't
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by Kudos 12y ago
> homesexual agenda Agenda? People only use that term when they're trying to imply something is somehow pushing homosexuality on the weak minded.
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by Kudos 12y ago
It's limited to 140 characters because it depended on SMS as a transport. The idea that the main purpose of this limit was for generating datasets presumes far more foresight than the Twitter founders deserve.
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by Kudos 12y ago
They're in a DLC, which is why they said "vanilla".
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by Kudos 12y ago
But you use the roads we pay for, if your house catches fire, our money goes to the firefighters who try to save it. I wonder if you would be so principled if it cost you money rather than saved you money.
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by Kudos 12y ago
Encryption has nothing to do with this.
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by Kudos 12y ago
You implied that was all that was offered by these sites by asking a leading question instead of an open one.
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by Kudos 12y ago
Are you oblivious to the amount of open source work that happens on Github?
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by Kudos 12y ago
BitBucket is lacking the overall ecosystem.
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by Kudos 12y ago
Anecdotal web hosting recommendations are worse than useless and everyone seems to have one regardless of how qualified they are to give it.
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by Kudos 12y ago
Yeah, Youtube, Netflix and Plex apps on Android and iOS all support it. And that's just to name a few.
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by Kudos 12y ago
November for a limited run of dev kits.
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by Kudos 12y ago
Yeah, nice target for drive-by malware uploaders. A better approach than blanket allowing of hotlinking is to whitelist certain user agents (curl, wget) and only allow those to directly download the file, and to present landing pages detail
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by Kudos 12y ago
> You take a screenshot, it is automatically uploaded to my butt (no pun intended) and the link is copied to your Clipboard. No pun detected ;)
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by Kudos 12y ago
The flatness isn't the key point of Material Design, the interactions are.
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by Kudos 12y ago
I don't think you understand the gravity of the situation. It's a choice between rebooting Xen hosts or having them (and you) get owned when the exploit is made public.
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by Kudos 12y ago
I think this applies much more as you get older. Recovery from a few pints used to take a few hours out of the following day in my early twenties. In my early thirties it takes a few days.
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by Kudos 12y ago
Seconding Hardcore History by Dan Carlin. I'm currently going through the Blueprint for Armageddon series, where he gives a passionate and compelling telling of the events leading up to and surrounding World War One.
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by Kudos 12y ago
Worth adding to this that with the mobile apps you also get push notifications of highlights (if you want), which is huge for me.
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by Kudos 12y ago
Are you sure the battery isn't serviceable?
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by Kudos 12y ago
I'm not sure how close you're imaging sitting to it, but it's about as close to you as a laptop display would be.
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by Kudos 12y ago
If you go through the business sign up flow you can see they are charging 20% VAT.
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by Kudos 12y ago
You're ignoring the aesthetics of the app and the marketing. It stands apart because of it. To give you an anecdotal idea of how compelling that can be, I booted my gaming Windows machine just to take a closer look at it.
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by Kudos 12y ago
It is the best looking and best presented Windows app I can remember seeing. Can you show me a single app with similar functionality that is presented as well as this?
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by Kudos 12y ago
Pretty sure NPM handles this scenario just fine and it uses semantic versioning. Edit: I see you addressed that at the end. Carry on.

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