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by Zarel 11y ago
Nah, at this point, UberX is Uber's main business, and is generally what people mean when they say they're "taking an Uber".
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by Zarel 11y ago
You can actually turn by leaning in the correct direction. This is actually the usual way to turn if you're no-hand biking. http://www.wikihow.com/Ride-No-Handed-on-a-Bike
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by Zarel 11y ago
In this thread, most people calling for deny to be the default state for notifications are being downvoted, while people defending the default of "ask" are being upvoted. Do you consider this sufficient evidence?
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by Zarel 11y ago
Chrome's implementation of "always deny" isn't particularly blunt as a tool; you can still turn it on for sites on an individual basis. The default of "ask" is ideal for me and most users. Judging from the numb
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by Zarel 11y ago
Cloudflare says: > With most browsers, we can use the reputation of the browser from other requests it’s made across our network to override the bad reputation of the IP address connecting to our network. For instance, if you visit a cof
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by Zarel 11y ago
You don't represent primes, the primes are used to split the keys up and decide where in the tree it goes. e.g. to represent 31, you take 31%2=1, so you use child 1 of the root node. If the root node already has child 1, you take 31%3=
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by Zarel 11y ago
All I'm really getting is "everything has a lot more exceptions than you think". I don't think any of them about programmer hubris specifically. A lot of people could fail to realize that "23:59:60" is a valid
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by Zarel 11y ago
A general list of Falsehoods Programmers Believe: http://spaceninja.com/2015/12/08/falsehoods-programmers-beli...
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by Zarel 11y ago
> Taiwan was formed when a bunch of Chinese aristocrats fled the mainland. Taiwan was formed through various geological processes, inhabited by aboriginals, later colonized by China during the Ming Dynasty, reclaimed by China during th
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by Zarel 11y ago
"Attempting a comeback" is a completely different task that usual, though. When you're winning, a good move has a mathematical definition; it's a move that, given optimal play by both sides, will lead to victory for you.
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by Zarel 11y ago
In English, "50% faster" is unambiguously "1.5x as fast". No one would ever interpret it as meaning that B is faster.
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by Zarel 11y ago
I didn't tell them anything. I just deployed a workaround where the <script> tag the malware inserted was between . https://github.com/Zarel/Pokemon-Showdown-Client/commit/95f2...
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by Zarel 11y ago
> How about explaining it better? Get them to show you a screenshot, and then you can point out the fact that it's not coming from code you served. You presume users understand what the difference is. Not all users are technical e
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by Zarel 11y ago
I actually do offer that too, for precisely that reason, but of course many people prefer the online version. And browser extensions and things like Stylish let people do some pretty neat things. It's just a support nightmare. :(
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by Zarel 11y ago
But many (I'd put my money on "most") users' first reaction isn't to issue a reload with the extension disabled. A lot of users aren't even aware of what extensions they have installed, and their first reaction
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by Zarel 11y ago
If only users were consistent and fair about what they wanted. I wouldn't personally run something like this, but I've definitely experienced the frustration of having a user install an extension that changed my website, and then
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by Zarel 11y ago
I'm sorry, I've reread your sentence several times, and I still don't understand what it's trying to say. Does your company have the same goals React Armor has (this seems to be what your double-negative is saying), or i
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by Zarel 11y ago
Yes, but most users don't take responsibility for the extensions they install quite that way. The problem comes if you install a browser extension (or acquire malware that installs a browser extension for you), forget about it, and the
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by Zarel 11y ago
I don't know, I don't really pay attention to the details of what's going on at Dreamhost... I haven't read anything weird in their monthly newsletter, either. There are parts I like and parts I dislike about the Dreamho
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by Zarel 11y ago
Yeah, that'd be the "minor problem" I mentioned. Their shared hosting is great for $10/month, but my site eventually grew out of it. Their dedicated servers were out of my price range so I never tried them. I currently u
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by Zarel 11y ago
Could you tell me about your problems with Dreamhost? I've had minor problems with Dreamhost, but nothing major yet.
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by Zarel 11y ago
Because it _is_ dead. Relevant excerpt from the OP: TAKE-AWAY Considering all that, we have reluctantly decided not to pursue strong mode further. We learned some worthwhile lessons, but overall it is not clear that the benefits justify the
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by Zarel 11y ago
Didn't Java do a similar thing, where they renamed Java 1.5 to Java 5?
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by Zarel 11y ago
Man, and I thought I had scoured all of the Preferences, too. Thanks!
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by Zarel 11y ago
If you're interested in the regressions iTerm2 has compared to Terminal.app, the two I've noticed are: - Terminal.app will focus the tab triggering "prompt before closing if there are jobs running besides" and name the j
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by Zarel 11y ago
It's not correct? Is there any reason not to use the Sync functions if you're not writing a web server and don't particularly care for performance?
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by Zarel 11y ago
I googled around and found this: http://www.trustedreviews.com/dell-xps-13-2015-review-batter... which gives a rated battery life of 18 hours and a real-world use battery life of 9-10 hours http://www.laptopmag.c
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by Zarel 11y ago
I remember a few years ago AdSense was showing a lot of fake Download buttons (and users would complain about it). I haven't seen them recently, though, so I hope that means they've fixed that problem.
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by Zarel 11y ago
Well, at least for several threat models, "your site to CF" is at least slightly better than "CF to clients". It's not vulnerable to things like unsecured wi-fi sniffing. Then again, neither are self-signed certs an
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by Zarel 11y ago
I hope you don't really mean "replace" ads. The ad-supported Internet is one of the few places where wealthy people and poor people are on equal footing, where children can still explore without parental permission, and adult

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