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by cbsks 8y ago
You can also replay the audio from all your Alexa commands in the app. In iOS it’s in Settings -> Alexa Account -> History.
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by cbsks 8y ago
Firefox has been rock solid on my Linux box for the past 6 years or so. Are you downloading it from Mozilla, or from your distro’s package manager?
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Titan – The 8 Bit TTL Processor(marc.cleave.me.uk)
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by cbsks 8y ago
The list of current rules is both impressive, and very intimidating https://agoranomic.org/ruleset/flr.txt
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by cbsks 8y ago
>One jet owner found himself charged 4,000 pounds ($5,300) for 240 sushi boxes apparently served on board his jet while it was empty, according to My Sky, a company whose software helps scrutinize and manage private-jet costs. Seems li
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by cbsks 8y ago
I have exactly the same issue with my passwords. I can remember what the letters, numbers, and symbols are, but I can only remember which letters are uppercase by typing it out on a keyboard.
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by cbsks 8y ago
The "help wanted" label on some of the GitHub issues[0] is interesting to me. Presumably there are Microsoft employees who are being paid to work on Calculator, are they trying to crowd-source their jobs? I should convince my comp
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by cbsks 8y ago
“git blame”, is what I usually reach for
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by cbsks 8y ago
The first user can cost a lot, however
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by cbsks 8y ago
Don’t forget about interrobang, aka “?!” “Shriek” is a new one to me, however. What context is it used in?
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by cbsks 8y ago
>Just as a reminder, we use n! to mean n(n−1)(n−2)(n−3)...3.2.1, so that means 6!=6.5.4.3.2.1=720. The exclamation mark is sometimes pronounced "pling" and this operation is called "factorial". I’ve never heard the fa
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by cbsks 8y ago
Ah, I misunderstood slightly. I thought you were only talking about the click to expand the tree. If the hits to the files increased, then it makes sense to have it expanded by default.
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by cbsks 8y ago
Do you mean that your metrics showed that few people were expanding the tree, so you made it expanded by default? I would interpret the data as meaning that most people don’t care about the list of files, so it’s better for them to be hidde
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by cbsks 8y ago
Is this the presentation you are referring to? https://youtu.be/0MJ_oxzJ2zc
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by cbsks 8y ago
> If I am reading FastMails statement right, they have been forced to add backdoors to their codebase and not been allowed to tell their team about it I interpreted it as they could be forced to secretly add a backdoor, but I guess if
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by cbsks 8y ago
Or your manager trusts you to do what is right, and knows that the meeting is pointless and their input is superfluous.
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by cbsks 8y ago
That would have been helpful!
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by cbsks 8y ago
A few months ago I went through and deleted all of my Facebook content from 2005 through 2010, except for a few pictures. It took 5+ hours to delete each item individually. A tool to assist this would be very helpful! I’m sure I’m not the o
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by cbsks 8y ago
Poop can still leak out of swim diapers. After going to swim lessons with my daughter and a dozen other 6-month-olds at the local YMCA, I understand why it is so heavily chlorinated.
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by cbsks 8y ago
I distinctly remember hearing--and believing--that rumor when I was growing up. Now that I know it isn't true, I'm not afraid to pee in the pool ;)
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by cbsks 8y ago
Safari on iOS does not trust the certificate