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I set up CUPS on my laptop a while back and haven't had any issues printing since. I remember it was a bit difficult since it wanted a root password (through the UI) to do stuff, but I don't directly use the root user. I'm ac
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I'm an American who's only had good experiences with US police. I'm not gonna spill all my interactions with the police on the internet, of course, but I've been to college parties where the cops just told us to shut up.
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> Now that he's in the NYT Pedant: the article is in the Seattle Times :-) > he will probably be OK. I sure hope so. I always have mixed feelings when I read articles like this. On one hand, things should usually end up going w
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11y ago
No stuttering or anything on Chromium 46 (Arch Linux on a Dell Inspiron 15 w/ 8GB ram & i3).
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Yeah. To follow up (and try to explain it in a way dumb people like me will understand) the US is big on "precedence", which essentially means if a court says, "We believe this law applies this way in this specific scenario&q
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Haggen files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
(oregonlive.com)
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11y ago
Those are the notes for 1.5 This is the 1.5.1 release which fixes some bugs found in 1.5
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> in fiscal year 2006, each officer wrote an average of 1,539 tickets. Assuming a 2080 hour work year, that's 1.3 tickets per hour. To my (admittedly naive) idea of how many tickets police write per hour, that's nuts.
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> Here's a trick that I expected to work but doesn't. Would be interested to hear the rationale if anyone knows it. Per the spec[0]: The comparison operators == and != must be fully defined for operands of the key ty
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11y ago
Well, couldn't _only_ the voting machine record the time the token was used as long as the token is random? (They could just generate N tokens -- one for each registered voter -- and pull one from the pool each time.) If they recorded
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Well, it could happen like this: - Walk in, present some form of ID - You sign the slip or give a thumbprint so they record that you've voted - Random token is generated and given to you - You enter the token in order to vote - You kee
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While I read the article, I'm currently unable to listen to either the npr or nat geo articles. Could anybody elaborate on how they pass off the fake tusks to the smugglers? Do they, for lack of a better word, install the tusks on the
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I got bored and wrote it in Go[1]. It's about as ugly as you'd expect. [1] - https://gist.github.com/EricLagerg/beb586714cd9f509c812
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Just a side note, "175%+" is actually a bit of an underestimate. As an example, I'm 175# and can bench press 285# (3 whites) but I'm not a "strong male athlete" by any means. Athletes who train for strength (li
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Or just encrypt your files.
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On the first couple pages, yeah. Skip 10+ pages and you get stuff like "nigger stole my bike" etc. As a side question, shouldn't it be fairly easy to flag those repositories and then sort through those who have it as an offen
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Or, decidedly even more offensive: https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=nigger&type=Code&...
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> I don't think you're saying that we have a lot of evidence to show that women are going to be terribly costly hires. No, you're right, I'm not. But biologically they are the only sex able to have babies, and paterni
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I had a similar conversation with some (female) coworkers a while back. One, who's on her way to her JD, remarked how it upset her that she'd always have extra baggage because she's a woman -- that no matter what the people h
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Really interesting project. The source code is a bit scary[1] but I suppose that's to be expected (machine) translating Excel to C. Good work. [1] - https://i.imgur.com/q2KZRR1.png
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Take PHP or Python's standard library. Both are built around types, yet this is legal: $foo = "hello, world!"; $foo = 12; When you use a string-related function in Python, you expect the parameters to be strings, y
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During WWII the Puyallup fairgrounds used to be an internment camp[1]. Growing up in Puyallup, we were taught what had happened. WWII -- specifically Japanese internment -- is a big part of our history curriculum. I think you have to find a
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Go uses golang for almost anything search-related on the internet.
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Fun little app to mess with and I'm glad Go's branching out. That said, I was very disappointed when the app didn't include the ability to clear the screen.
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It's not a pointer, it's a bitwise AND. It's essentially the same[0] as `prndindex = (prndinex+1) % 256`, except bitwise AND takes less effort to compute. Modulo is essentially[1]: `mod = a - b * (a / b)` unless the comp
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Or she loves running and competing so much that she's willing to let herself go through that? On HN there are workaholics, people who sit too long programming, people who smoke or drink in excess, etc. I hit my head a fair amount of ti
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I agree. I figured it'd be pretty simple to do, especially for the iOS/Android versions.
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Go's SF meetup just finished. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9609427
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Don't take it wrong! I love that we're decreasing the number of deaths. I hope and pray the wars continue to dwindle and become smaller. But I also hope people _feel_ the effects of wars. If wars are painless for us, save for the
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> But that state of war, we are told (I am too young to know better) feels different than America during World War II... Whenever my dad or grandparents would talk about war, they'd always mention how less involved our current wars
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