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by chrsstrm 14y ago
We're not talking mobile vs. desktop, we're talking responsive layout controlled by media queries, which can't be determined until the code hits the browser and your js (Modernizr or similar) measures the window. UA measures the screen size
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
from http://support.google.com/adsense/bin/answer.py?hl=en&an... Ad behavior AdSense code may not be altered, nor may the standard behavior, targeting or delivery of ads be manipulated in any way that is not explicitly permitted by
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
this shouldn’t be against AdSense TOS in my opinion since we aren’t resizing the ads or modifying the JavaScript code... Until Google themselves come out and recommend a method, I'm not risking my entire Google account on a should or shou
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
But didn't they make it their responsibility the minute they began screening messages with the intent of reporting crimes? Selective enforcement whether by choice or mistake isn't an option they can choose here. And criminal legalities asi
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
So what happens if Facebook's system flags a message, it is reviewed by their staff and then dismissed as non-actionable, but turns out to be the precursor to a severe criminal act? Does the blame come back on Facebook for failing to preven
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
I live in LA, and I can tell you it is huge. Huge in terms of area and huge in terms of population density. Follow any of the police scanner-reporting or neighborhood Twitter news feeds and you can count the crimes as they happen on a minut
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
Sure, it will be voluntary at first, and then eventually become the only way to board a plane/train/boat. At that point, someone will suppose that if our scans are good enough for the government to identify us for something so crucial, why
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
Do you trust your retinal scan info and fingerprints to be kept secure by the government contractor who had the lowest bid? Just like the scanners that weren't supposed to be saving images? Reading through the article I just kept thinking,
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
I just went into my account and checked... If you don't accept a bid, it automatically rejects it after 72 hours. What is the point of accepting a bid below your reserve price or expiring bids after 72 hours on a 30 day auction? Lots of mes
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
I've tried to use Flippa before and I still don't understand the bidding process. If as a seller you don't act on a bid, it auto-expires after something like 5 days. To me it sounded like accepting a bid meant that was the end of the auctio
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
Yes, my point being that even after five years of mapping, they still don't have those thousands of similar situations to use as reliable data set.
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
If you have ever used street view to catch a glimpse of your destination at an unknown address or to look for key landmarks at important intersections, you'll notice right away that the Street View data is the last thing you would want powe
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
The filing cost does vary between jurisdictions, but about $50 to file, another $20-30 depending on how you serve the defendant, and since there are no attorneys in small claims, that about covers it. the time spent in court could be consid
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
It's a good idea in theory, but I don't see it being realistic in many cases where your legally under-represented plaintiff would be able to win. First you have to get the other party into arbitration. At this point they have already breac
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
I think wanting a product cheaper and faster is a pretty universal sentiment. I think it can also be said that aside from cooking a meal or buying IKEA furniture, the typical consumer purchases a product that's ready to go with no assembly
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by chrsstrm 14y ago
you need to add in an "amazing" metric to identify those people who think everything is just amazing.
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by chrsstrm 15y ago
I have thousands of RIL bookmarks in my account, but the one thing that kills me is that I can't see when I saved the bookmark. When I go in to look for something and I'm not sure exactly what I'm looking for, I really wish I could see when
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USPS gets into the SPAM business(usps.com)
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by chrsstrm 15y ago
"And we had explosives experts retrain the entire work force in terrorist tradecraft and bomb-making." So, are we training our underpaid and possibly disgruntled TSA workers to detect items of suspect or are we training them to become the s
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by chrsstrm 15y ago
Sexism and racism are not equal to sex and race. Ignoring blatant facts does not make discrimination go away. Identifying someone by their sex or race is not an issue - Mr. Freeman made his explanation a little too simple. The persistent st
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by chrsstrm 15y ago
Sure, 99% is probably a bit of an exaggeration, but I do think most people are pretty savvy to the difference. It seems like in this case the advertisers were going after the people who were searching for the URL rather than just typing it
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by chrsstrm 15y ago
It would be misleading if the ad attempted to fool users that they were about to click through to the site they were looking for using the trademarked name of the intended site. Searching for "Honda" and clicking on a link to Honda.com that