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by aroch 12y ago
>This was a deliberate design decision in most private tracker software, notably Gazelle, because it was accepted that people would post the .torrent files in other places Err no. Passkeys were designed so that you could track users with
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by aroch 12y ago
Prime members get a discount: http://idzr.org/y27y
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by aroch 12y ago
Since you apparently didn't bother to read the article... Europeans have fewer cases of reflux than we do, even though many of them eat late. That’s most likely from portion control. In France, for example, a serving of
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by aroch 12y ago
Looks like you haven't set your project up correctly for Drive auth The redirect URI in the request: https://nimbusfoundry.github.io/Chat/ did not match a registered redirect URI.
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by aroch 12y ago
Sweet, built fine with that. Oddly I already had all the depends installs, so not sure why the included make doesn't work. Thanks!
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by aroch 12y ago
Building fails on Mavericks with the 10.10 sdk awk 'BEGIN {printf "#define CERTIFICATE_THAWTE \""} {printf "%s\\n", $0} END {printf "\"\n"}' thawte.pem > certificate.h || rm -f cert
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by aroch 12y ago
Gmail integrations just don't work with some accounts and will never work with the primary account. Email integration will ignore some forwards/catch-all accepted emails but work fine with others. It seems awfully flakey. I have
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by aroch 12y ago
It's mostly just a hypothetical, I don't expect anyone to have the answer (Google won't even officially acknowledge that Now integration is broken in GApps). It is mostly annoying that Google introduces new features that they
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by aroch 12y ago
Is Inbox going to be broken on GApps accounts like Now is?
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by aroch 12y ago
Apple products are already banned for Gov usage. http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/08/06/us-china-apple-idU...
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by aroch 12y ago
Is this "brand new" network substantively different from the one you launched last year? Looks to me like this is still based off of OVH's (oft never fully online) internal 1Tbps network + a lot of rented fiber or virtual-Po
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by aroch 12y ago
It's just another shell company for OVH, not an exclusive they just buy a lot of CPUs (especially Atom chips) Also, it seems like you and a few others are sockpuppet accounts
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by aroch 12y ago
4 games would use up the "fair" and "more than enough" bandwidth cap my ISP set :-/ It's either OK internet with caps or vDSL that doesn't really work
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by aroch 12y ago
I have a weekly cron that checks my nginx cipher list against Cloudflare's[1]. They're pretty much always first to deploy on new ciphers and they know what they're doing. And it, for instance, picked up on and reminded me t
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by aroch 12y ago
CrystalPro is the "brand" here, UHD is the resolution UltraHD: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra-high-definition_televisi...
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by aroch 12y ago
It's significantly harder to produce large, 4K panels without imperfections when compared to small panels.
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by aroch 12y ago
Hell, many places will release you from a non-complete if it gets you to fuck off faster after being let go. Non-competes aren't really about punishing after you leave, they are there to "encourage" you to stay.
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by aroch 12y ago
100ms latency is a little much for DNS (Google DNS is ~12ms, my ISP's is only 8ms).
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by aroch 12y ago
It's step 1 of their "3 easy steps"[0].... If you read their Wired profile[1], it's clear there's sample prep involved. I do RNA work quite frequently, (high quality) RNA preparation is finicky and involves reagents
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by aroch 12y ago
I'm not missing the point. It's a company cashing in on Silicon Valley's recent health disruption bullshit. A well established miRNA testing protocol has been around for about 8 years now and there's an open database of
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by aroch 12y ago
The Down's test is definitive, testing for low incidence issues isn't a problem when you can be 99.999....98% confident in your test. Or, more importantly, tests for low incidence occurrences are fine as long as your rate of incid
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by aroch 12y ago
Yes, false positives on many cancer or organ disease tests would require invasive, exploratory surgery
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by aroch 12y ago
First off, there's probably nothing particularly new or exciting about their "patented biochemistry". Amplifying miRNA and sRNA is relatively easy and takes very little time and is something we've been doing for decades
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by aroch 12y ago
I also get rather high Openess and harmony scores, though I'm particularly amused that Hedonism is scored. How can I be 72% sympathetic and 47% coopoerative but not agreeable? The IBM documentation doesn't really say anything abo
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by aroch 12y ago
I wonder how much of that 15m was spent to buy the .com domain? Interestingly the domain was registered by DomainsByProxy, why is a real company hiding their contact info behind DomainsByProxy? That being said, I've used them for a li
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by aroch 12y ago
They will make changes to your contract, which you can only read after logging into your control panel, which you can't do unless you agree to your contract. Putting you in the catch22 of being unable to read your new contract without
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by aroch 12y ago
It isn't libel if its based on a fact...
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by aroch 12y ago
Online.net (ponytelecom.eu) seems to be the new favorite since OVH at least makes a vague attempt to prevent it.
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by aroch 12y ago
I don't need cheap BW but if they're going to offer it, is it a real offer it a bullshit rope people in offer? I have 20-25 "real" servers and a handful of VPSs from (good) providers that fulfill my needs well. OVH&#x
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by aroch 12y ago
Why does 'your' AUP contain the same errors present in an AUP written in 2007? https://web.archive.org/web/20141001003619/http://www.pslhos... Edit: Jesus the more I dig into this the more worr

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