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by barsonme 12y ago
Every site should be able to function normally without JS. Granted that doesn't necessarily hold true for web apps, but for regular sites they shouldn't lose functionality because somebody has JS disabled (or doesn't have it
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by barsonme 12y ago
Definitely going to try this next time I go to BK... which is hardly ever. Does this work at McDonalds/Wendys too? If/when I eat fastfood, I usually go there.
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by barsonme 12y ago
I like the idea, but my only nitpick isn't with popbox itself, it's with the background canvas. Replace it with a normal grey background or something. It looks pretty, but causes my browser to become sluggish. Firefox's CPU u
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by barsonme 12y ago
I noticed that as well... I think it is. Although, I just tried it again and isn't working. Go figure. And I can't find anything in https://www.spotify.com/us/arts/serendipity/scripts/serendip..
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by barsonme 12y ago
You can click anywhere on the screen and it'll open a new tab with the song.
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by barsonme 12y ago
Spot on. They supported everything. For example, they supported a variety of flavors of MD5. (Apparently bloat that LibreSSL has gotten rid of, or so I've heard). The whole package had around 300,000 lines of code. Even with funding it
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by barsonme 12y ago
Apparently Walla Walla received two "mine resistant vehicles" I organized the list here: http://www.ericlagergren.com/blog/washington-military-surplu... (pardon the link to my own blog!)
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by barsonme 12y ago
Haha, you actually made me laugh by saying Puyallup fair. It will never be the Washington state fair in my eyes! Anyway, good point about the fair. It's a big event... much bigger than the pumpkin festival that Keene, NH got its MRAP f
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by barsonme 12y ago
I live in Puyallup, Washington and we've received (what I believe to be) an MRAP. (It looks like one, but I've yet to see it outside of the building so I haven't gotten a very good look at it.) It's housed in the police&
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by barsonme 12y ago
Um, not to be that guy, but much like the other guy who replied to you said, that's not a tank. Also, in every picture I've seen of the militarized police they've had badges as well as tags that read 'POLICE'.
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by barsonme 12y ago
Instead of error messages, I got this: http://i.imgur.com/mDTPnrq.png
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Show HN: Lightweight subnetting calculator webapp (works offline!)(subnetting.ericlagergren.com)
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by barsonme 12y ago
If you or anyone else wants to view the image easier, here it is: https://d262ilb51hltx0.cloudfront.net/fit/t/1400/1120/gradv/... or imgur mirror: http://i.imgur.com/wZvP14e.jpg
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by barsonme 12y ago
I understand for urban areas. I was thinking about the country as a whole. Think of the middle of the U.S. -- huge dollar amounts spent on the infrastructure for not many people using it. But I understand your point. I'd be lying if I
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by barsonme 12y ago
> Why? Particularly, why shouldn't what people value have a very real relationship to what they choose to do with their life? Yes. We should push the youth to want to do what they love, but also let them know other options exist. It
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by barsonme 12y ago
Without getting too much into it, it's always dangerous comparing different countries. I'm not trying to discredit you, but at times it can be apples and oranges because the amount of variables is incredible. For example, consider
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by barsonme 12y ago
Speaking as a conservative (albeit a fairly moderate conservative) I found this article to incredibly easy to agree with and on-point. Perhaps I wouldn't be able to say the same if I were left-of-center. Because I'm college-aged,
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by barsonme 12y ago
I walked around a bit, and while it's a little jittery, it's a really cool concept and actually works pretty well.
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by barsonme 12y ago
Used to use Win7, but upgraded to Crunchbang Linux :) I'd dual boot if I could, but my primary computer is a laptop and it's too much effort.
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by barsonme 12y ago
CF is so easy to hate on, and for good reason. My only issue is that the idea behind CF (work till failure, repetition, and so on) isn't bad in and of itself. Doing 50 cleans isn't bad, per se, it's how you do it that makes i
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by barsonme 12y ago
I sincerely hope more companies will follow in Google's footsteps with cheap prices for fast internet. As much as I love what Google does with its innovations, the more competition the better.
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by barsonme 12y ago
> and that Verizon refuses to provide FiOS Internet unless they can also provide television service. It's both. Verison could provide FiOS without television, but they choose not to. Both parties are at fault.
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by barsonme 12y ago
I really don't see this working out in Russia's favor. It'll hurt them more than the U.S. As we've seen with NASA funding recently, we apparently don't care whether we make it back up there any time soon (well, most
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by barsonme 12y ago
One issue for IT is having employees write down their passwords. I can imagine something like this would have the same effect and probably decrease security somewhat. Although, take what I say with a grain of salt. I'm not sure how pre
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by barsonme 12y ago
The youth think they know everything, but the old know they don't know everything. Honestly though, 30 isn't that old. Perhaps it was growing up with older parents (they had me when they were over 40) but I've never viewed ev
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by barsonme 12y ago
True, but for example if I'm posting an article I wrote it's much more efficient to save space using my erclgrgn.us short link because it's usually ~20 chars which is less than half of what the full URL is. Unfortunately, som
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by barsonme 12y ago
If you want to cure the troll, assimilate. If you want to cure the channel, set it to registered nicks only and pray you've got a good ban bot!
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by barsonme 12y ago
The idea is to be aesthetically pleasing and bait people into viewing their site versus throwing stuff out there. Supposedly it works better, but I'm not 100% sure
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by barsonme 13y ago
Generally I support giving kids who do stupid stuff with technology (like fiddling with their school's network) chances to use their talents or interests for something good -- internships, for example. But it sort of makes me uneasy wh
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by barsonme 13y ago
I'll admit, it threw me off at first too.

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