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631.
by cbr 12y ago
[citation needed] I'm not seeing anything about this; everything online says standard trains are still an active locomotive and passive cars.
632.
by cbr 12y ago
For my privacy to be protected in this way it doesn't matter what search engine I use, it matters what search engine the people who are trying to look me up use. If I want a fact about me to not come up when people search for my name
633.
by cbr 12y ago
DuckDuckGo certainly has benefited from privacy becoming more salient, but this ruling is probably negative for them. Each of these removal requests needs manual review to keep people from requesting takedowns of other people's stuff.
634.
by cbr 12y ago
It's not just tools, it's the cost of all that parsing and executing in a mock browser environment.
635.
by cbr 12y ago
Start them all at 0, and only invoke the scaling rule once the total is over 100%?
636.
by cbr 12y ago
devise a way for a user to assign a fixed amount to several categories A slider for each category. When one slider is moved up by 1% of the total the others automatically move down in proportion to their current value to collecti
637.
by cbr 12y ago
all services that are free, and as such, have risk associated Pay-for services also have associated risk.
638.
by cbr 12y ago
Another open source option is PageSpeed, which does it on the fly as an Apache/Nginx plugin. https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/module (Disclaimer: I work on this.)
639.
by cbr 12y ago
By that argument "electrocution" for "accidental death by electric shock" is also misuse, as the initial definition was "execution via electricity".
640.
by cbr 12y ago
Reddit has PMs.
641.
by cbr 12y ago
Really? https://www.google.com/search?q=define%3Aelectrocute injure or kill someone by electric shock
642.
by cbr 12y ago
Give admission based on a lottery ... not on the basis of an examination ... so no one can accuse you of taking only the best kids. It's better than that: if you admit based on lottery you're providing the ran
643.
Malicious USB Sticks(jefftk.com)
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644.
by cbr 12y ago
You could send them an email containing a digitally signed receipt. If they ask for their data to be deleted and then later want to make a return, they could send you back the email.
645.
by cbr 12y ago
Google Maps on Android has had offline support for a while, and they just put out a new version of it: http://google-latlong.blogspot.ca/2014/05/get-on-road-go-off...
646.
by cbr 12y ago
km/L appears to be standard in Malaysia: http://paultan.org/2014/02/26/driven-mitsubishi-attrage-21-k...
647.
by cbr 13y ago
This is one of the optimizations mod_pagespeed makes by default: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/module/filter-... There's not usually much EXIF text but it isn't gzipped so it's
648.
by cbr 13y ago
You can't have external css or js in an html email. [1] Are you talking about links? Or image tags? [1] Well you can, but no one will fetch them.
649.
by cbr 13y ago
While fuel is more expensive in Europe, their trucks are actually less aerodynamic, with big flat fronts [1]. This is because truck lengths are strictly limited, so a shorter cab means you can run a longer trailer. Even with their high fu
650.
by cbr 13y ago
As will google: https://www.google.com/search?q=16+mpg+in+barrels%2Ffurlong
651.
by cbr 13y ago
Note that Google already had this, with classes A and B having a 10x difference in voting power. Though if it's a bad thing for a company, having more of it probably makes things worse.
652.
by cbr 13y ago
Perhaps you should wrap your card in tinfoil? Or get something like http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/8cdd/ ?
653.
by cbr 13y ago
If someone happens to be born in a country with worse labor opportunities, should we just say "have you tried being born in the US?" Articles like the Gawker one you link to only make sense if American workers are the only ones w
654.
by cbr 13y ago
Does AppEngine or Heroku work for you?
655.
by cbr 13y ago
If all your content is generated by a single page web app that downloads data and executes JS, your site won't get crawled at all - no popular search engines executes JS. GoogleBot does actually execute at least some
656.
by cbr 13y ago
You missed the words just before: "my source, a Google employee, approached me at a party". You don't say "fuck you" to a source.
657.
by cbr 13y ago
What tech would you like to see open sourced?
658.
by cbr 13y ago
> alternatively consider malaria in sub-Saharan Africa to be caused by the relative poverty there There's a good argument the other way too, with malaria holding people back economically: http://www.givinggladly.com/
659.
by cbr 13y ago
A linux client.
660.
by cbr 13y ago
The last I heard Antigua had permission from the WTO to ignore US copyrights, but hadn't actually changed their local laws to no longer require people to respect these copyrights. Has this changed?

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