brokentone

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by brokentone 11y ago
That's a helpful perspective, but hopefully you already have workarounds on the color issue. This is simply making diff pieces easier to copy / pasta -- which I for one have needed to do. Change my mind on a refactor midstream, ne
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by brokentone 11y ago
Not necessarily. You could build multiple targets and dynamically serve one over the other. Not as hard as it sounds.
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by brokentone 11y ago
I do both, and oddly they keep coming, and file complaints with the FTC. The national list works well -- violators (if they can be found) are liable to prosecution.
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by brokentone 11y ago
I'm on the Do Not Call list, so they are actually criminals. They're offering debt services (which I don't need) which I assume are a scam. Any moment I'm wasting of their time is a moment they're not scamming someo
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by brokentone 11y ago
I've been getting so many calls lately, I've been playing music for them lately, trying to waste their time, hoping that they will take my number off whatever list it's on... I really wish there was a way to waste more of the
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by brokentone 11y ago
It is certainly most interesting that she is both a former Secretary of State and a current Presidential candidate that makes it interesting. To your point, both of those may be the result of her lastname.
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by brokentone 11y ago
Or know if you're a shoplifter: http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-35111363
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by brokentone 11y ago
Once while messing with a laser pointer, my brother and I pointed it at a camera in the entry to the grocery store with a monitor up. The monitor immediately went to snow which was quite unexpected for us. We switched the laser pointer off
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by brokentone 11y ago
I've been known to do something like this (rejecting unusual UAs) to avoid the added load of rogue scrapers.
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by brokentone 11y ago
Not really. The main landlord could operate one or multiple units on Airbnb now. The reasons they don't likely have to do with their risk at being brought up for violations of hotelling laws where applicable, and their increased need f
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by brokentone 11y ago
There are a number of natural "beads" regularly used in alternative products. Likely a higher pricepoint, but clearly a better idea. e.g. http://www.kiehls.com/mens-oil-eliminator-deep-cleansing-exf...
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by brokentone 11y ago
In general, I agree. But getting to mastery level takes time even for really good developers. Certain jobs require master-level application of that language's constructs for efficiency, security, or other reasons.
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by brokentone 11y ago
Would fake trades not be distorting the data you are purchasing from them?
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by brokentone 11y ago
I'm of the belief that most active terrorist orgs are unlikely to have a strong Facebook presence, and that even if they do, they're unlikely to do anything of a threatening nature there. If anything, it would seem as though you m
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by brokentone 11y ago
Are they? I see a large "Be the first to know" headline with a blank space below.
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by brokentone 11y ago
Marshall and Eric McLuhan's Laws of media address the technological impact of the latin letter, and how it was extended to other technology. http://www.amazon.com/Laws-Media-Science-Marshall-McLuhan/dp... Marshall
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by brokentone 11y ago
It's stunning how bad many card issuing systems are (as noted in the post, AmEx et al). When I was in college all of the administrative buildings, student common areas as well as many of the student housing areas were controlled by mag
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by brokentone 11y ago
Noted in the article... "Github _can_ integrate with Jira, but it has multi-minute delays before Jira gets all of the information. We got tired of it. Seriously. It only takes 30 seconds to break flow. Github's delay broke flow.&q
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by brokentone 11y ago
So, dumb question here. As I understand it, the main reason for increased efficiency in LEDs is decreased wavelength of light output, focusing in visible spectrum. The bulb itself is a bit cooler than incandescent, but LED bulbs have these
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by brokentone 11y ago
Locksmiths aren't clearly identified -- they don't have badges and such, and they're not an official in any way. You don't know if this person is working with the person entering the apt.
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by brokentone 11y ago
The headline is unnecessarily racially motivated. I feel that anyone getting into an apartment through an unusual manner -- locksmith, window, etc could be cause for police to investigate. No matter the race of the observer or the actor. Th
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by brokentone 11y ago
These are the concerns that I have had since I first heard about this product. It's really simple physics... the falloff here is far too great. Come on, efficiency people!
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by brokentone 11y ago
A technology invented a long time ago that still isn't powering things like the inventor imagined it?
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by brokentone 11y ago
A better excerpt: > Agency officials did not complete the basic plans for the computer system until nearly three years after the initial $500 million contract had been awarded to IBM Nothing wrong with a company bidding on a project of u
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by brokentone 11y ago
We kinda all already know this, but this is very well stated. How can we put some tech firepower to this?
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by brokentone 11y ago
"It’s not light, especially if you consider 3.34-3.48 lbs (1.51-1.58kg) heavy." Interesting tautology.
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by brokentone 11y ago
I was hoping that the headline meant you could order prints.
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by brokentone 11y ago
This is a pretty clever implementation. We're demoing out a POC React Native app this week at Vogue. I initially thought that we could share a lot, but due to the specific implementation of containers and styles, there is less than I e
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by brokentone 11y ago
Why is this not released to the public before it is signed by lawmakers?
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by brokentone 11y ago
This does not seem relevant to Go or Python.

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