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by abricot 9y ago
And add-track.js, flash-banner.gif?
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by abricot 9y ago
0.111Wh per transaction still seems like a huge waste.
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by abricot 9y ago
This sounds like "Do you still hit your wife"-kind of questioning.
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by abricot 9y ago
The narrative sounds a bit like the story of Chernobyl. Except with less (for now) human suffering.
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by abricot 9y ago
> He's always seemed like a genuinely nice, brilliant fellow Really? From TFA: > "Then I got curious. Would these users tweet anything that I asked them? So I decided to troll my competitors a little bit, and asked users to
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by abricot 9y ago
That is kind of what they're doing right now. It's impossible to get verified for an account.
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by abricot 9y ago
Feeling-based? That is bulshit. Do you have other examples than the obvious white-pride hate-group?
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by abricot 9y ago
That is not "the entire point of a union".
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by abricot 9y ago
Just because they are Pilot error doesn't necessarily mean that the machine would have done better.
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by abricot 9y ago
Sounds more like they should get a proper ERP and/or HR system to solve this.
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by abricot 9y ago
the "dumbing down" is what made it successful - and attainable - in the first place.
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by abricot 9y ago
You want a confirmation box for every website you access?
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by abricot 9y ago
You forgot the small print: MailMate is Mac only.
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by abricot 9y ago
If you only want a small part of the internet to work you can disable javascript. Otherwise it is a huge pain.
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by abricot 9y ago
Apparently doesn't work if you don't have a yahoo mail account.
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by abricot 9y ago
Doesn't look like a spreadsheet to me. It falls more into the space that are occupied by Podio[1] and Zoho Creator[2] - where you basically create small apps to support your business workflow. [1] https://podio.com [2] htt
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by abricot 9y ago
In Denmark, what happens when you reach the limit (on private plans[1]) is that your speed is limited to something between 64-256kbit/sec depending on the provider. You will never be financially penalized for going over. What is also t
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by abricot 9y ago
Badly. I have notebooks for information that i know I'll definitely need later on, and save a lot of links with an online service. I've thought about finding or building a service that will make an archive.org version of every lin
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by abricot 9y ago
You can import teams and channels.
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by abricot 9y ago
Reddit is no longer Open Source. As i understand it from the blog post[1] the actual code used to run reddit cannot be build from the original repository alone. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/changelog/comments/
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by abricot 9y ago
That might be the case, but when using jekyll you don't even have to build anything - you simply change the source and gihub builds it automatically.
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Hello Ruby: Whimsical way to learn about computers, technology and programming(helloruby.com)
1 points by abricot 9y ago|0 comments
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by abricot 9y ago
I had really hoped that this was about building a static site, but again you'll end up with a blog. I've created an actual static site myself, but it takes a bit extra - especially from the theme. Also, I don't understand why
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by abricot 9y ago
The Dropbox app on iOS does the same thing.
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by abricot 9y ago
With our luck it will turn out to just be an alien microwave.
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by abricot 9y ago
Power from transparent photovoltaics printed on the same sheet. And include some kind of graphene battery inside the sheet so it can also light at night.
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by abricot 9y ago
Yes, LaTeX is near-perfect for print, but pretty much useless for ebook formats.
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by abricot 9y ago
You are essentially advocating that you should be able to inherit the identity of a person, and not just the photos and messages of that person.
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by abricot 9y ago
Bjarne Stroustrup said that[1]. [1]: https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Bjarne_Stroustrup
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by abricot 9y ago
But the price/speed of mailing in DK puts the method out of grasp for most organizations.

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