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cheeze
10y ago
$$$
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cheeze
10y ago
Cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:KxXSpHj...
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cheeze
10y ago
What is the risk? Does this make the building more dangerous because it's in an earthquake-prone area? Obviously this doesn't sound good, but the article mentions that there is no threat to safety of occupants. Is it merely aesthe
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cheeze
10y ago
My company generally doesn't hire telecommuters. There are exceptions though. * Why does the person who does this job need to be on-site? Please be specific. Give me examples of things that can only be done if she were in the office. A
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cheeze
10y ago
Debunked as false. Source was somebody who works in the Google Maps org.
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cheeze
10y ago
Sure, but it's much different to want to voluntarily talk about it versus being asked randomly. If I open up on a sensitive subject that is hard for me to talk about, great. If someone randomly asks me to open up about it, not so great
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cheeze
10y ago
I don't think it is. Sure, he's pointing out that the server is in China, but I think he would point it out for many, many countries and continents (Africa, Russia, Ukraine, Mexico, etc.)
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cheeze
10y ago
I don't think so. Tested on multiple connections (including symmetric gigabit with great peering, and 0 issue with HBO GO) but HBO NOW is... garbage. Their video player wouldn't go fullscreen for a while on any of my or my girlfri
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cheeze
10y ago
It seems like there are quite a few pitfalls to avoid just in writing these contracts, and they aren't obvious things in many cases. This seems incredibly dangerous , given what is at stake when a bug is included in a contract. Is the
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cheeze
10y ago
Another great way to save a ton of energy and bandwidth is to block ads. Glad to see that they are finally allowing ads. Been long enough. Still a mediocre browser though IMO. iamleppert nailed it on the head.
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cheeze
10y ago
I use FB groups all the time and have never had an issue. Something like lyft/uber seems difficult, but they fit many other use cases just fine. You're basically saying "I'm amazed that anybody can organize anything via
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cheeze
10y ago
The problem that I see with the NFL is that they are essentially a monopoly on American Football. As a fan, I don't really have any choices. I detest many things that the NFL does, can't believe some of the players are allowed to
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cheeze
10y ago
Anyone have an HTML5 video?
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cheeze
10y ago
Yeah, who cares if they hiked the prices up by an insane amount, right? /s
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cheeze
11y ago
Seriously... It's a router . Most people buy it so that they can get wireless internet. Needing to be connected to the internet for extra functionality isn't that odd in this case. I'd be willing to wager that 98% of peopl
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cheeze
11y ago
FWIW YoutTube streaming allows rewinds/pausing/fast forwarding and it works pretty well. I far prefer it to a Tivo. I agree with you about the network connection quality though.
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cheeze
11y ago
I'm guessing this has been asked before, but why not just use a credit card processor that handles all of that stuff for you. Seems like they are in the business of selling Japanese candy, not preventing CC fraud. Am I being naive here
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cheeze
11y ago
Touchwiz with a custom launcher is completely fine. I actually ended up getting a note 5 because Samsung phones have a killer feature that I can't get anywhere else (yet), which is multi window. Being able to browse internet/reddi
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cheeze
11y ago
Seriously? It's almost as if companies don't want to hire a badass hacker to generate a business report used by non-tech workers. Tableau has a huge place in the BI community, and the last thing that a manager wants is somebody ha
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cheeze
11y ago
I always love these things. "X in Y lines of $language!" Then you look at it and realize that a "line" is actually 20 different statements minified. I found jquery implemented in a single line![1] [1] https://
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cheeze
11y ago
Interesting to me that the comment right below yours (at the time) is "I only read it for the articles anyways"
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cheeze
11y ago
This might be on a 20 million dollar estate though. The home owner probably has never actually seen a single bill, their assistant handles that.
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cheeze
11y ago
It's almost like a phone with a 6 inch screen is going to be big!
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cheeze
11y ago
Please add a PDF warning.
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cheeze
11y ago
Connecting... Something went wrong :( You are not connected to the server.
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cheeze
12y ago
Wow that thing looks nice. I wonder what MSRP will be.
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cheeze
12y ago
How does PowerShell do it?
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cheeze
12y ago
Probably quite a bit less traffic and content too.
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cheeze
12y ago
IE is responsible for 4/5 of the bugs. Color me shocked.
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cheeze
12y ago
You mean the Mafia that has been heavily targeted by the FBI in the papst 20 years? I can't speak on biker gangs, but the mafia is under a very watchful eye.
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