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by aptwebapps 8y ago
I don't use the automatic fill option, but LastPass can usually fill on demand even on no-paste sites. What is the actual logic behind banning pasting, anyway? Is it just anti-scripting? If so, it seems like locking the account after a
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
I think you may have misread? GP said that the XPS is inferior to the Carbon and that Macs were in a different category because of the OS and ecosystem and therefore not directly comparable.
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
I felt the same, but exported just my profile from LinkedIn and the import worked all right.
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A mini-game every day of 2019(meditations.games)
1 points by aptwebapps 8y ago|0 comments
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
Yeah, I'm hope I'm not missing out, but the beginning of the article was too aggressive for me to bother with the rest.
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Hubble Cycle 26 TAC and Anonymous Peer Review(stsci.edu)
1 points by aptwebapps 8y ago|0 comments
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
Totally OT, but I'm see a lot of companies use lever.co for job applications. When you look at one of their application forms, there's nothing about privacy or what they will do with applicants data. Granted, many applicants'
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
43k sq mi comes to about 15 sq meters per person, worldwide. It's big, but it's not unimaginable.
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
Depending on the terms of the lease, yes. No, but if they say similar stuff on their own (i.e. Gab's official Twitter account, may tweets now deleted), you don't have to assume anything.
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
In theory, sure, sounds good. But the facts on the ground matter more than theory. The first fact is that there is precious little voter fraud of the type that can be stopped by voter ID laws. Did you hear about the woman from Texas who was
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
Not to be a downer, but the current top story is "Thousands of Native voters in North Dakota getting free IDs". The reason that's necessary is not not depressing. It's sort of like "Man who fell off click only bro
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
This isn't a polygraph. The article calls it a lie detector and we call polygraph tests lie detectors but the claimed mechanism here is a bit different. I'm not for it, but it's not a polygraph as described.
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
I know India bans satellite phones altogether.
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
Only the Messiah would say he's not the Messiah!
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
> This is bogus. That's somewhat harsh, isn't it? Perhaps the commenter was not familiar with the Indian stories? The word 'bogus' has a pejorative connotation - the implication is that the commenter is being delibera
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
Doh, I think you're right!
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
GP's quotes are paraphrased from PEP 20 and I think _are_ put of Python culture, at least as I've experienced it. https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0020/
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
Yeah, but who did it? All five of them, one of them, another cop not at the scene but with access to the system? Contractors with system access? It's not enough to be sure that a crime happened. Which isn't to say there shouldn&#x
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
If you have slow patches, you're slow. If you have fast patches, the work must have been easy, right?
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
Why corporates continue to use third-party AV is probably a combination of momentum, marketing, and 'something must be done - this is something' but I'm just speculating.
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeze-dried_ice_cream
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
I agree there's good journalism being done but Chricton's observation is not completely off either. The nature of _most_ reporting requires that journalists talk about stuff without being adequately informed. They have to produce
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
If we accept the premise that Gujaratis are particularly enterprising, then unless they are particularly less prone to criminal behavior than other communities we should except some enterprising crooks as well!
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
Were you buying ads or hosting them? They're a whole lot nicer to ad buyers.
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
>> In recent years, the company has put the probability of a recession six months out at close to 10 percent. Now, Vanguard says the chances of one by late 2020 are between 30 and 40 percent. That’s Vanguard’s highest-ever estimate fo
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
My favorite bit was jangling his keys to induce noise in the line to delay the hacker long enough for a trace.
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
I just checked, and the default for creating a new S3 bucket through the console is not public readable. However, getting the right permissions in place for real-world work is not trivial if you haven't put some time in the docs so I s
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
I don't think this story can be easily summarized. I would advise either reading the whole thing or skipping it altogether.
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
How sure are you that the more aggressive development program will lead to faster adoption? If you're talking about a hypothetical program where we are discussing adjusting the acceptable risk level like a slider on an RTS game, then f
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by aptwebapps 8y ago
Besides the various more complicated rewards systems, you can get 2% cash back on a few cards, although 1 or 1.5% is more common. 2% is most of the transaction fee, in some cases more.

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