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by bitcartel 14y ago
I recommend Adblock Edge which is available for Firefox mobile. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adblock-edge/ "Adblock Edge is a fork of the Adblock Plus version 2.1.2 extension for blocking advertisements on the web. This
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by bitcartel 14y ago
http://i.imgur.com/Y0UBRDg.jpg 😎
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Just seconds after 7am... "Things are really busy right now, and we're assigning tickets as they become available. We'll keep trying to get you a ticket for up to 6 minutes. After that, if we don't have a ticket for you, we'll send you bac
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Agreed, and let's not forget that client side GUI applications like SourceTree help to abstract away most of the common operations.
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by bitcartel 14y ago
What if a developer is most productive using Bazaar, Fossil, Monotone, or perhaps Arch?
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Eddie Huang describes TED as a 'Scientology summer camp'. He's not quite as eloquent as Morozov but entertaining nonetheless with interesting details about what TED fellows get up to. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hwLMBdnbXk
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by bitcartel 14y ago
One-word Summary: Rent
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Okay... but only if managers are required to wear the EVA (Employee Visualization Appendage). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yK9Cs_UcTEE
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Yes that's what I meant.
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Yes, you can get a Lightning to USB cable for charging and syncing for $5, but to connect to a TV you need to get the Lightning AV adapter which costs $50.
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by bitcartel 14y ago
I think the main takeaway is, why pay for a $50 widget when a $5 cable will do the job? For the consumer who just wants to connect their device to a HDTV, it's crazy they have to pay 10x more just because they're in the Apple ecosystem and
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Turns out this is a personal lifestyle choice as his parents have actually paid for a room for him. Meanwhile, there really are homeless students in the US. "In 2009, 47,204 college students applying for financial aid checked a box that id
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by bitcartel 14y ago
The posted link doesn't have any /. comments, try this instead: http://apple.slashdot.org/story/13/03/01/2252215/among-serve...
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Confirmed here too. https://support.evernote.com/link/portal/16051/16058/Article...
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Also the email doesn't talk about the time-frame: when exactly did Evernote discover this activity and how long might they have been compromised for.
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by bitcartel 14y ago
The article links to a NYTimes piece[1] where China is said to have rejected the idea of using a drone over a foreign country. "China considered using a drone strike in a mountainous region of Southeast Asia to kill a Myanmar drug lord wan
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by bitcartel 14y ago
It's not just Heroku, it seems a lot of start-ups love to beat down on C# and .NET. "Why we don’t hire .NET programmers" http://blog.expensify.com/2011/03/25/ceo-friday-why-we-dont-...
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by bitcartel 14y ago
The ban on remote working will hurt the moms and dads of Yahoo the most. - The US is the only industrialized nation not to mandate paid leave for mothers of newborns - The US is one of only three nations — the other two being Papua New Guin
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Ah, yes, the Myth of the Heroic CEO. Remember when investment bankers thought they were Masters of the Universe?
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I posted this a few months ago. Worth watching. VIDEO: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/social-issues/poor-k... San Francisco is the most expensive place in America to find a home, but that doesn’t deter the 400,000 people coming
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Exactly. Eliminating working from home punishes those who need the option most, Yahoo moms and dads. Just for the record: - The US is the only industrialized nation not to mandate paid leave for mothers of newborns - The US is one of only
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Except nothing has changed at the top. In fact, she's getting paid even more than the previous CEO with a package worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Maybe its the Board of Directors who need some shaking up. http://dealbook.nytimes.c
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What happened to leading by example? "Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer built a nursery in her office so she could bring her baby to work, which has angered some stay-at-home employees following her demand that all remote workers report back to the
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by bitcartel 14y ago
Have you tried (and if so, do you like) F# ? http://fsharp.org/
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The number of people aware of this issue is tiny. At time of writing, neither MacWorld, MacObserver, MacRumors or AppleInsider have covered this story, even though it's been up all day. You would need Jon Stewart or Saturday Night Live to g
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I think the OP is referring to the fact that Node is also single-threaded and you have to use the Node Cluster module to fork child processes.
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Sadly, there's a very real possibility that this could happen as Nanny Computing (anyone coined a better term?) is proving to be quite profitable.
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In other news today: "Kim Dotcom... plans to launch an end-to-end encrypted email service to go with his Mega encrypted file storage offering." http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/feb/26/kim-dotcom-...
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How does he know? He's not a WebObjects programmer and the tweet is quite vague ("certain types of changes") which implies he's not privy to any real information.
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Doesn't the combination of Google+ Sign-In and Google Wallet remind you of Microsoft Passport[1]? I wonder if people who had concerns over a decade ago, will have the same concerns now. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_account#

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