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by calebegg 13y ago
This is not about email. This is mostly about Facebook. Facebook has mandatory "seen" notifications.
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by calebegg 13y ago
They mention on the page for this (beautiful!) image: http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA08329 that it's a combination of 165 images taken over a period of three hours.
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by calebegg 13y ago
You can use Google Apps' "groups" feature to get forwarding. You can also set a catch-all address that gets email sent to any valid address at your domain.
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by calebegg 13y ago
Here's a really enjoyable regex crossword from, as I recall, the MIT Mystery Hunt: http://www.coinheist.com/rubik/a_regular_crossword/grid.pdf
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by calebegg 13y ago
Also, Opera (the browser) and Oprah (the TV personality): http://my.opera.com/chooseopera/blog/2011/05/25/oprah-winfre...
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by calebegg 13y ago
That's simply not true. When I click one of the carousel results, I get a search result for the exact restaurant, with their page at the top: Initial search: http://files.calebegg.com/sushi-search.png After clicking a
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by calebegg 13y ago
It's not unheard of. The camera's panorama feature, taking photos while recording video, some other stuff: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5457 Also, some OS X stuff, like AirPlay mirroring or Power Nap require
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by calebegg 13y ago
It's actually bash syntax (the curly brace part): $ echo a{b,c}{d,e}
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by calebegg 13y ago
Are you talking about the process in Activity Monitor? It's just Safari's rendering worker process, just like Chrome's "Google Chrome Worker" processes. What it was "doing" is rendering pages and running j
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by calebegg 13y ago
Lots of sites use RFC 6238 -- Github probably would too. Then you can just use Google Authenticator (or similar) to manage them.
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by calebegg 13y ago
That's all good and well, but vim does not do this and, more generally, does not support this style, which is what I was saying.
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by calebegg 13y ago
What? Not for me, not with cindent on. It indents each if statement by one level, just like it "should". How would it somehow know to not indent them?
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by calebegg 13y ago
I love the redirect sequence on the "Cool" button: $ curl -I -L http://www.yahoo.com/Entertainment/Cool_Links/ | grep Location Location: http://dir.yahoo.com/Entertainment/cool_links/ Location: http://dir.yahoo.com/entertainm
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by calebegg 13y ago
If you enter your address on the USPS website, you can even look up the sequence number used: https://www.usps.com/zip4/ After you enter an address, it's under "Mailing Industry Details", shown as "eLOT" (not sure what it stands for) htt
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by calebegg 13y ago
Why is O(n) red and O(n log(n)) yellow? Clearly, O(n log(n)) is slower. In general, whether a specific complexity is good or bad differs greatly based on what you're doing. I don't think it's a good idea to have the colors be the same every
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by calebegg 13y ago
How does it work on Android? Does it use notifications there?
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by calebegg 13y ago
You must be fun at parties.
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by calebegg 13y ago
How odd, since the URL is https://fiber.google.com/cities/provo/
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by calebegg 13y ago
> religious populations nearly uniformly opposed to your position There's a lot to unpack here, and I disagree with more than this one part of your comment, but I want to be absolutely clear on this. Catholics are not "nearly uniformly
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by calebegg 13y ago
Don't see that on the linked page ; you might be looking at the info for Topeka, where they don't already have the fiber laid. Your parent is talking about the provo specific page that the article actually links to, where it very clearly s
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by calebegg 13y ago
> asserting that Eich might have supported Prop 8 because he really does support gay marriage through some complicated nonsense. This is a really weird, silly rationalization. Don't you think he would have said something to this effect
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by calebegg 14y ago
It looks like the fixes they have are messy (sending a header for each element in the path * each cookie key) and even then don't work in all browsers. Better to just not use subdomains for arbitrary hosting.
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by calebegg 14y ago
As far as I can tell, this change doesn't apply to images, and probably shouldn't apply to user-generated content (i.e., you shouldn't be letting users write/embed arbitrary CSS, JS, plugins, fonts, frames, etc...)
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by calebegg 14y ago
> if they want to be taken seriously as a gaming company I don't think that they necessarily do, though. At least, it doesn't seem to be a high priority.
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by calebegg 14y ago
URLs used for asynchronous requests seem much less important. The original comment's point was about outlook.com redirecting the actual url of the page (the one in the address bar) to a data center specific version.
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by calebegg 14y ago
This would depend heavily on the size of the circles.
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by calebegg 14y ago
Safari implements your solution. Though I wonder if it would even help if their Netflix tab was the focused one; for that case, it would also have to wait for some user interaction or something, which seems messier.
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by calebegg 14y ago
I was curious too, so I checked; it's pretty obviously client-side blocking; there's even a flash of the blocked result before it's hidden, which is awful.
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by calebegg 14y ago
They seem to be showing up for me. I don't have any recent organic examples, but here's query for one of the most popular threads, and the quora thread is the first result: https://www.google.com/search?q=How+do+I+get+over+my+bad+hab... W
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by calebegg 14y ago
But it's not a company; it's a non-profit (or is going to be one). I don't think the goal here is to get big; it's to be self-sustaining, and a free plan doesn't do that.

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