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aroch
13y ago
Err, View > Show Toolbar http://idzr.org/r6y7
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aroch
13y ago
$50/month for a side project that I want to grow and nurture isn't a lot by any stretch, even on a gTA stipend. Given that you could subsidize it through your program, it becomes even cheaper
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aroch
13y ago
> If nothing else, 2001 - A space odyssey very clearly has information devices with almost exactly the same shape of the iPad. Apparently it wasn't. >The Star Trek PADD is not too far off either. Neither was this
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aroch
13y ago
>Being upheld by a court does not mean something is a good patent. The only good patent is the one that stands up in court.
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aroch
13y ago
Except there was not prior art, the iPad patent was found valid through reexamination and at court
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State of The Union address minute by minute on Twitter
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13y ago
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aroch
13y ago
And which patents do you think should never have been granted? Those supposed bad patents have been held true in courts, repeatedly, around the world. Perhaps you just want a boogeyman to blame for what you perceive to be a broken system?
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aroch
13y ago
How are they either?
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aroch
13y ago
Yes I can. Their default is to over-charge and then not automatically give me my money back.
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aroch
13y ago
1) This is an ad for nCryptedCloud 2) It really isn't that hard or bad. This may come has a surprise, but hospitals are used to dealing with HIPAA compliance and are quite good at sending patient data in compliance with it.
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aroch
13y ago
No...If the driver is provided as a blob from the manufacturer then it may have nothing to do with AOSP directly.
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aroch
13y ago
Except they return it as account credit not as actual money because Linode doesn't want to fall into the high risk category of payment processing because they refund a lot. If they just did hourly, or even daily, billing I would use th
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aroch
13y ago
In fairness, I still haven't figured out what switches do what in the panel in my lab, but that's because there are multiple sets of switches in different areas of the lab that change thbe behavoir of the bank of switches I would
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aroch
13y ago
Launch a Docker container and use its private-namespaced address as the host for the script...
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aroch
13y ago
You'll be happy to know that Comcast's Denver ibone switching/routing has been over capacity for many months at this point...Same goes for their Oregon switches (which service SV and the PNW seaboard)
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aroch
13y ago
In fairness, changing your password also deactivates any login tockens associated with the old password.
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aroch
13y ago
Also not the OP, but this is my conf and it got an A+ with no modifications. Redirects http://www and http:// to https://example.com (also strips www from https://www. ), supports sdpy where ap
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aroch
13y ago
Thanks, that's what I thought.
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aroch
13y ago
Woo, I get an A+. Do you have any comments on using 'includeSubDomains' with HTST? I've had some people tell me not to use it and other to use it. Are there any major security implications?
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aroch
13y ago
Heh...I, too, love 3TB WD REDs. At last count I have 40 of these racked up in servers or NASes and they've worked quite well for me
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aroch
13y ago
Ah, thanks for the correction. It's been 5 years since I muddled by way through the land of a tenses
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aroch
13y ago
See I thought so at first too, but the phrasing of "Not so coincidentally" plus the below phrase is in the future-perfect seems to intimate that the two are related We will be discussing new security policies to address scen
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aroch
13y ago
Is this saying someone swatted the Linode offices to steal a phpBB user database? If so, that's a bizarrely dedicated effort
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aroch
13y ago
I know...but this is not the same as being able to procedurally generate this for arbitrary samples
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aroch
13y ago
Sterile hybrids are not a new thing nor are they something that only occurs with human intervention. Darwin's finches routinely mated in pairs that produced sterile hybrids. Vegetative reproduction (ie budding or from cuttings) is also
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aroch
13y ago
It appears to be presenting the one of their repertoire of expected SSL certs: http://imgur.com/rzzG5Hz
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aroch
13y ago
Yes/No; you'd need to do extractions[1] and GC-MS[2] at the very least to get the possible compound list. Plant / animal tissue is fairly complex, and while we can guesstimate compounds and relative percentages there are some
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13y ago
Many organic companies, particularly in the cosmetics and toiletry market, like advertising their products as "all natural" and "without scary chemicals". For example, products that like to villainize both Nitrates/
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aroch
13y ago
Yes, the increasing homogeneity of cash crops (ie. corn) is problematic but has nothing to do with my question.
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aroch
13y ago
Nothing about artificial selection in this instance is unnatural.
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