blueblob

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   by blueblob 13y ago

   Did I miss something, or did this not answer the question in it's heading? It basically says it's like this in the US.
2. 242.▲
   by blueblob 13y ago

   I understand, you make a choice that summarizes the data the best that you can; I wasn't trying to attack you. I was trying to point out that choice of a language for the representation of your configuration is exactly that, a choice.
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   by blueblob 13y ago

   I believe that it was clever marketing when google first did it when gmail was first released. I feel like the storage is only part of the service, it's access to your files everywhere that they are really trying to sell.
4. 244.▲
   by blueblob 13y ago

   Were the electronics comfortable for her?
5. 245.▲
   by blueblob 13y ago

   Not for the markers though, they are mostly for cities with high densities of people.
6. 246.▲
   by blueblob 13y ago

   It appears to be biased towards npm given that one set of dots is "JSON Based" and could have just as easily been "XML Based." I mean strictly the chart, not the article. The article seemed fair.
7. 247.▲
   by blueblob 13y ago

   Has anyone used both xpra and x2go that could give a comparison?
8. 248.▲
   by blueblob 13y ago

   People are working on getting computers to understand small mistakes as well. There is more than one type of grammar in computer science. A generative grammar which might be used for responses can be different than a grammar that is used fo
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   by blueblob 13y ago

   > Over the past few years I have noticed this militaristic attitude creep into the Australian police force Then you will not be surprised to know that this is happening in the US too. Apparently the police in South Carolina need a &quo
10. 250.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    This is pretty cool, can you add a instantedit.github.io/blank.html so that I don't have to delete everything when I come back?
11. 251.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    This is cool, now I just have to move to Chicago.
12. 252.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    Not what I expected. I expected health issues with people's circulation being cut off. http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/skinny-jeans-cause-nerve-damage-doc...
13. 253.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    You won't see it in top, it doesn't use enough resources. :p
14. 254.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    Awesome, thanks!
15. 255.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    Default settings on my monitor made this hard to see too. It's because it is transparent. You can redefine the function that draws the screen by entering: function drawArena() { for (var y = 0; y < CELLS_Y; y++) { f
16. 256.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    Is there a reason that you want it in python? Couldn't you do this with diff -q if you only want to know what data has changed? and then use diff to get the deltas?
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    by blueblob 13y ago

    reference to ThePirateBay? http://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/news/220529/pir...
18. 258.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    It is not journalism to hack people's computers, steal their stuff and pit it online.
19. 259.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    Is nmake not compatible with make? I thought that it was. I haven't programmed C/C++ on Windows at all though, so I have no experience with this.
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    by blueblob 13y ago

    Pretty difficult to glean much from this in terms of actual funding. It looks like it is on a log scale or something and has nothing on mouseover except the name. I guess most of them are between $10K and $82M but it's hard to see wher
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    by blueblob 13y ago

    I love the question in the FAQ: Q. Why can't it be given more than two alternates for one position to encode more information? A. Because of math. See Explanation.txt for a bit more detail. Because of math hilarious
22. 262.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    Maybe protecting children from discovering new words?
23. 263.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    I was expecting either that or "dbu shell" a nice new interactive shell like fish.
24. 264.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    Will note for future reference.
25. 265.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    I noticed this today. Googling "united check in" and clicking the link "check" gave me a link that told me the confirmation number that I entered was invalid though I never entered one.
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    by blueblob 13y ago

    I could not agree more. My only complaint about valgrind was that I was not smart enough to figure out how to use it on a FUSE filesystem.
27. 267.▲
    by blueblob 13y ago

    Did you just waybackmachine the waybackmachine?
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    by blueblob 13y ago

    Fair enough. You do, at least, get the added security of the downloading app having been reviewed by google before inclusion in the play store so that it is less likely the app you backup with it has a rootkit. Given the articles that have
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    by blueblob 13y ago

    There are other ways to get the apk if you have an android device. There is an app called "App Backup and Restore" that allows you to backup the apps that you have installed (without root). If you place the backed up app in dropbo
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    by blueblob 13y ago

    Can the link be changed to this one?