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by cdcarter 13y ago
Plus, you can choose to support local vendors run by community members, or who have less oppressive employment practices.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Or having to jiggle the toilet handle after flushing, a common problem that many live with.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
A snapchat user can have "Who can send me snaps..." set to "My Friends" (this is the default option), and then they have to accept a friend request from the pug before the snaps go through.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Not nearly as organized, but yes, absolutely.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
I believe he was referring to what we call New Federalism, or "states rights".
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by cdcarter 13y ago
So the primary use for this database would be phishing, right? Or some attempt at building a reverse cell phone number lookup database, assuming people have reused usernames? My normal username was taken when I signed up for snapchat, but I
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by cdcarter 13y ago
I bank with BoA and just before the breech was announced, I received an email saying that my card may have been involved in an unspecified data leak, and that a new card was in the mail. So, at least BoA is being proactive.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
If for no other reason, to be with the rest of your employees, the dead fellow's direct co-workers?
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by cdcarter 13y ago
I haven't been able to tell from any reports yet. What is it about this object that they weren't able to discern existing through sonar/ultrasound/core samples/whatever pre-engineering I imagine these sorts of proje
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by cdcarter 13y ago
A blinking red light would be fairly annoying for long video conferences and calls.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
No, I bet quite a lot of teens are at least aware the sale happened. But they don't think about it every day. They don't care. Because Instagram is cool. In spite of facebook.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
> you can't organize parties on Instagram or Snapchat You can. Beyond that, the interesting part is the sentence you yourself quoted. It's utilitarian, it's contact management, it's messaging, but it's not a prim
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by cdcarter 13y ago
It depends on how recently organized the union is, and how secure those members feel and how much of that was afforded by the union. Many members of weaker industrial (not craft) unions are afraid to strike with their brothers.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
This looks great, for some uses, but I know myself (and a lot of my coworkers) would much prefer a beautiful iPhone calculator that behaves more like a 10-key/adding machine than an iPython notebook.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Is there a way to proofread something without having to upload your own text? Now I'm in the mood to edit some copy!
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Chrome on Windows 7 and the text on the cards is difficult to read normally, and impossible on mouseover.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
No, it's not that they are guaranteed to disappear. It's that there is no expectation for them to last. It is an ephemeral image that doesn't need to be saved or managed or taken with the gravitas that living in your camera r
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Well, Trillian can't do what Snapchat does, and no user is giving it any money, so this seems pretty irrelevant.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
> I know you can setup a whitelist only, but why isn't this more of a standard, where I build a contact list with friends, and we can leave messages back and forth, receive proper confirmation they're received, read, etc. It wo
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Or support them in ways that actually net them any reasonable amount of money, buying merch or tickets.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
It mentions that it's SIM driven, but that bit is difficult to find.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
One of the linked references also supplies these tasty ideas: The toast sandwich isn't the only recipe in Mrs Beeton's compendium to use cold toast as the basis for a meal. She recommended toast soup - 1lb (0.45kg) of bread crusts
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Well taken, and admittedly that line didn't contribute to my post at all. Writing quickly and without precision is something I should avoid.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
I think the concern is that there is no provided evidence of Ben behaving as a bad project leader before now. If he's been an ass two to three times, that's a problem. If he's having an off day and makes a small mistake, ther
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by cdcarter 13y ago
It's crazy. The whole event reads to me like Ben was having a bad day and rejected a minimal patch, and then it exploded and he was grumpy. I imagine that on a normal day, a good F/OSS leader would accept patches that improve or m
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Can anyone explain the "Paul Graham won't let me" part of this post?
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by cdcarter 13y ago
People who are downvoting dgquintas, can you explain why? Or explain why this doesn't work? It seems to fulfill the problem?
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by cdcarter 13y ago
Actually, just someone with deep pockets and deep care. That person can hire experts in both the field being taught but also in video production.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
The question is what about a JS interpreter makes this necessary.
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by cdcarter 13y ago
It's simpler and less conspiratorial than that. It's the same reason you can't buy a money order or cashier's check with a credit card. You're not selling a product, you're creating a situation where your custo

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