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jpeg-archive ( https://github.com/danielgtaylor/jpeg-archive ) may be the better use case images that you don't intend to have downloaded a billion times. I tried jpeg-compress -c in.jpg out.jpg (-c skips output tha
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Terrible. Author is trying to milk a single article into multiple entries. What's written is nothing new and could be an op-ed piece.
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Hashes whether linked or not are still gateways to copyright content. What you're describing is not that different Google in some ways. ISOHunt tried to make the Google argument about just being a search engine... but the distinction i
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How about you just leave it alone and let :) render as :) ? Microsoft and Outlook have a long history with lacking interoperability. Outlook Rich Text format. Outlook Rich Text handling of attachments. Lack of read/write CalDav and Car
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9y ago
Rainier Honeycrisp FTW
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I could see this being useful for individual or small businesses that don't have a tech savvy or IT staff. The business pays a web designer to set up the site. The content can then get updated over time. WordPress sometimes is overkill
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> low wage textile Minimum wage in the USA is still higher than Asia, but you'd be surprised how many high end retailers use US based businesses to produce textiles. Time to market is much shorter (you avoid sea freight 3 weeks) and
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Health is a precious resource you don't squander. Lack of it can take down even the richest of men. Steve Jobs.
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Google Open-Sources Chrome Extension to Make PGP Encryption Easier in Gmail
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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Did anyone notice page 4 is 8.5x11 inches while every other page is 8.25x10.75 inches?
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I'm hoping Apple will lead the way. They have enough devices in the wild that could force others to adopt over time. They did it with floppy drives and optical drives. I don't see why they couldn't do it with encrypted e-mail
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More likely scenario will be self driving cars cooperating with each other to drive from start to finish without any stops. Whether on freeways or local streets, cooperation amongst vehicles will raise the average speed and the volume of ve
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If someone calls, you can pretend to be a requestor submit a service request on the caller's behalf using his/her e-mail and phone you ask over the phone. The confirmation e-mail can reinforce: 1) check request status online 2) cr
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> Inventory In Maximo, there are different storerooms you can have with bin assignments within each storeroom. Not sure if you need that kind of granularity (bins) depending on how often technicians actually add materials to a work order
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Hi Ryan - Congratulations on a maintenance management software. I currently support Maximo for a 1,500 person organization with 100 facilities technicians/supervisors using Maximo on three different shifts. I'm glad you're wo
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You could have an algorithm change how pieces are requested based on availability (seed to peer ratio). If a torrent has high availability, then there is little harm in retrieving pieces sequentially.
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Can you explain the pros and cons of using RFID labels with fixed geolocations vs your product?
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> compromises to usability explain how preventing non-Chrome Store extensions from being installed is a compromise on usability? If anything, usability is improved for most of the Chrome using population. AdNauseum getting dropped from t
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You could make that argument for any bot, but in the eyes of Google or myself, I see it as click fraud. I think Google made the right choice here. If you disagree with surveillance and want privacy, there are other tools available such as G
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The distinction is automation versus manual process. If you manually reply with bogus information, then your illustration works. When you automate the process, there's no intervention on your part. Ad blocking is fine with me, but when
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This business doesn't scale as well as their streaming business due to fixed costs with physical media and transporting DVDs back and forth. Still, for the consumer, this is a great service as you get access to high quality media witho
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Google still has the best voice recognition IMO. Apple frequently gets my dictations incorrect while Google seems to understand the nuances of my voice correctly. I haven't used Amazon, but I imagine their AI is not as far along as Goo
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What is the TV list you get access to?
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I think Foxconn has some building nets for sale.
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Be nice if neocities support Lektor ( https://www.getlektor.com/ ), or some sort of web gui static publishing framework. Something easy like WordPress, but not so blog focused. I'd do it myself if I had macOS, but haven&
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You might want to look at HSBC. Some accounts provide for free international wires. Last I researched, their business accounts allowed you to send free international wires. You had to be a brick & mortar business (the type that might si
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Seems like Tesla is moving forward with much regard for safety nor technical advancement. Disappointed Tesla could back up and park in one motion. It also went too far forward to back up. You don't need to that much room. How is it goi
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I too will pass. My old MBNA now BofA that generates virtual credit cards numbers without a fee. CitiBank also has cards with this feature. There's no compelling feature that would make me pay $49/yr as annual fee.
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How does this compare against Dropbox's Lepton? Seems like any of these of image compression formats would make sense to support in archiving software like 7Zip, Winzip, Gzip, etc.