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10y ago
Right, but my view is that certain "qualifying events" should trigger public interest requirements for more safety. Buying a house? Make sure stuff is up to code, get an inspector, but it's on you. Housing kids for the state?
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10y ago
My wife and are getting licensed for foster care, and this week I'm installing several smoke detectors and CO detectors. We're required to have a minimum of one CO and smoke detector per floor, and an additional smoke detector in
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11y ago
Emojitracker gives live, realtime usage numbers for all emoji used on twitter. http://emojitracker.com/
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11y ago
Perhaps not. Thinking about other comments referencing Wikipedia: "This may be the first attempt to print Wikipedia to succeed in the sense that all of Wikipedia has been formatted as printable pdf files and made available for individu
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11y ago
He's a pretty incredible programmer, and is probably the best example of "outsider art" you'll find in computer science. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TempleOS http://motherboard.vice.com
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11y ago
You can remove that album. https://itunes.com/soi-remove
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11y ago
This concept isn't terribly different than what the FLSA rules for Fluctuating Work Week offer. http://kielichlawfirm.com/fluctuating-work-week-flsa-calcula...
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11y ago
You may be interested in "Tasks", an open source replacement for Astrid. I don't believe it does everything Astrid did, but it has worked wonderfully for my needs. https://github.com/tasks/tasks https:&
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12y ago
Strange. I searched before submitting but didn't see any results.
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Contributor by Google: An experiment in additional ways to fund the web
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12y ago
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Square Reader for Chip Cards
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12y ago
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12y ago
yishan just gave some more background about his comment in the discussion in r/RedditCensorship. https://np.reddit.com/r/RedditCensorship/comments/2ifd3p/ude...
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12y ago
I would expect 13x13x0.75" to be the exterior dimensions of the wood, given that 3 dimensions are listed. Maybe I just misunderstand how frames are described and sold, but I would fully expect to receive a frame with a 12x12" open
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12y ago
> "I need a frame that has a 18x18" opening," That's just the poster size that you enter in, right? https://www.levleframes.com/frames/new?height=12.0&width=12.... I punched in 12"x12&qu
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12y ago
That's a great paper and addresses some of the concerns I've had about net neutrality. Given the push away from traditional cable/telephony infrastructure to IP based services, it seems misguided if your ISP cannot also guara
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12y ago
From the GitHub readme: Minimum Server Requirements PHP 5.4 or greater PDO PHP extendsion MCrypt PHP extendsion GD PHP library MySql Database If your webserver is running Apache then mod_rewrite should be installed
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12y ago
The benefit is that it's easy to follow everything, like on ongoing conversation. I've been following this post throughout the day and I have no idea where the new comments are. Perhaps I've just never taken well to threaded
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13y ago
Agreed, but it makes me wonder if we can trust the author's description of his disclosure efforts. Not that that gives a free pass to the app developer(s), of course.
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13y ago
As did a site the author was running, by my read. Responsible disclosure is one thing, but I won't support defacing of websites.
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13y ago
I'm not too impressed with the blog's author either. He documents breaking into another website in a previous blog post: http://faptrackr.org/blog/?p=45
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13y ago
That's most likely the date of the print edition this article will appear in.
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13y ago
Ah, I missed the identical users. That is an interesting situation, especially if a user might be fluent in both languages (which may or may not be the case in this situation).
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13y ago
Completely intended, by my read. It wouldn't make any sense if you couldn't ask a question that was already asked in a language you don't know. FTA: "we expect almost every question asked on the Portuguese site to also
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13y ago
The security consultant is on Twitter[1]. It looks like he's explaining things weren't "automatic"[2] and it was FUD ("TV's goal is to make it interesting.")[3] and "tv magic"[4] 1. https:/
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13y ago
The local news station talked about this today. They described it as a group of "lawyers and computer hackers" suing the government. I get what the CCC is, but I'm thinking the average member of the public is rolling their ey
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13y ago
Maybe someday I'll be able to use my iMessage-to-XMPP scripts to communicate with several devices instead of just my Android phone. And maybe someday I can build a bridge between FaceTime and XMPP once all the media protocols get sort
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13y ago
You could set that up in Firefox. Create a keyword search for Google[1], and replace &q=%s in the link to &q=allintext:%s [1] http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-search-from-address-... EDIT: Looks lik
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13y ago
Oh, this is fantastic. I've been wanting to build something like this into a few cables, but this is even better.
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13y ago
"Sears should have morphed into Amazon." They were so close. They started the Discover CC, the Prodigy computer network, and were the largest retailer nationwide. They shut down mail orders two years before Amazon launched. http:
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13y ago
"Boiling" is really a liquid turning into a gas [1]. This happens when the liquid has enough energy to transition into a different state [2], that is, when the vapor pressure of the liquid [3][4] equals the surrounding pressure. T
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