Splendor

15 ms·

541.
by Splendor 13y ago
From what I understand, under the Terrorism Act you're legally compelled to cooperate with the questioning and you're not allowed to remain silent so I have no doubt that those threats were real and that those questioning Mr. Mira
542.
by Splendor 13y ago
The ratings may be hard-coded but they've certainly changed over time. This snapshot from February 2013 shows different numbers than today: http://web.archive.org/web/20130216125824/http://apps.usa.g
543.
by Splendor 13y ago
This really shows poor planning on Google's part. If their goal with the Nexus line it to be able to release builds to ASOP, they need to source their parts accordingly.
544.
by Splendor 13y ago
Thanks! With Prime I get it 5 days sooner for less money via Amazon.
545.
by Splendor 13y ago
Doesn't this also mean they increase heating needs?
546.
by Splendor 13y ago
Simple things like being able to prove that OP received the request can be useful to an attorney.
547.
by Splendor 13y ago
Whatever you decide to do, don't make posts like this that could potentially be used against you.
548.
by Splendor 13y ago
> "...and haven’t changed EVERY service they used..." shudder
549.
by Splendor 13y ago
Maybe it's a coincidence but this was a sticking point during a discussion between a couple folks at GitHub and Scott Hanselman on the HanselMinutes podcast episode aired on June 14th. Link: http://hanselminutes.com/375
550.
by Splendor 13y ago
Same here. I get all sorts of order confirmation emails, family pictures, etc. I've tried to track down the other person to let them know, but haven't had any luck so far.
551.
by Splendor 13y ago
I love this idea. Has something like this been done to purchase existing art for the public domain?
552.
by Splendor 13y ago
I get all of my science news from celeb gossip sites.
553.
by Splendor 13y ago
It's too bad folks at the NSA will be high-fiving each other over the cool new mascot someone made for them.
554.
by Splendor 13y ago
Tried to sign up twice. Didn't receive the required email either time. :(
555.
by Splendor 13y ago
You crazy for this one, science.
556.
by Splendor 13y ago
You asked for my reaction, so here it is. I think this post is juvenile and borders on being a "click-like-or-else" digital chain letter.
557.
by Splendor 13y ago
This is incorrect. Procedure codes are standardized across the industry (CPT codes, HCFA codes, etc.). Don't confuse figuring out the correct code to bill for a procedure with determining some proprietary code for each insurance compan
558.
by Splendor 13y ago
I wanted to send them some money but I don't have a bitcoin account and don't want to create a PayPal account. :(
559.
by Splendor 13y ago
Relevant video of Christopher Hitchens being voluntarily waterboarded: http://youtu.be/4LPubUCJv58
560.
by Splendor 13y ago
> "Negotiating leverage has come from a seemingly mundane government power: the authority of the Federal Communications Commission to approve cable licenses. In deals involving a foreign company, say people familiar with the proces
561.
by Splendor 13y ago
You can host webpages (HTML, CSS, and Javascript) free from Google Drive: https://support.google.com/drive/answer/2881970?hl=en
562.
by Splendor 13y ago
What "should be" the first result is a very subjective exercise.
563.
by Splendor 13y ago
Make sure you get your twitter handle out there while you're railing against SEO. ;)
564.
by Splendor 13y ago
So a link to a cosmetics company and a paid ad for backpacks is better?
565.
by Splendor 13y ago
Well...there went six hours.
566.
by Splendor 13y ago
Source?
567.
by Splendor 13y ago
We just had a poll regarding this two days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5899263
568.
by Splendor 13y ago
The author misses the point that most stores don't stock anything but the base models. A fully-spec'd, brand new product would have to be shipped to the store (or your home).
569.
Surprising magnetic effect of light discovered at University of Michigan (2011)(michigantoday.umich.edu)
116 points by Splendor 13y ago|34 comments
570.
by Splendor 13y ago
From what I understand PRISM splits the fiber coming out of the companies implicated on it's way to the backbone. This does not require the knowledge of the companies implicated. Since it's actually splitting the light inside the

More ›