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by citruspi 10y ago
I've come across this[0] doc before, but I haven't tried it yet so I can't speak to ease of setup and performance. [0]: https://github.com/geerlingguy/macos-virtualbox-vm
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by citruspi 10y ago
Another way to think of it is that you're getting more bang for your buck ;) /s In addition to your taxes funding this system, each passenger pays a 9/11 fee[0] of $5.60 per one-way trip. Anyone who receives a pat-down is bas
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by citruspi 10y ago
Well, you can go through the scanner if you'd like (which is what most people do), but the TSA can require you to get a pat-down. You can also opt-out of the scanner (which is what I do) and get a pat-down, but the TSA is not required
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by citruspi 10y ago
Honestly, nothing interesting :) That was the day I moved to California for my first internship. It was the first time I was flying by myself after turning 18 and I was getting ready to queue up for the security line and I just said fuck it
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by citruspi 10y ago
Nope. That's what happens when you're under 25 (or in my case for one of the trips, under 21) and you need to purchase insurance and all the other fancy stuff and then also pay fees for convention center surcharges, airport surcha
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by citruspi 10y ago
Totally fair. And I love road trips. If I could do more, I would. However: 1. I don't own a car. 2. When I've rented cars, it's cost me ~$100 USD a day. I normally travel for anywhere from two days to a month at a time. On av
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by citruspi 10y ago
I'm not entirely sure about Canada. I found some news/posts/comments on the Interwebs that lead me to believe that you can opt-out, but I'm struggling to find anything from the last 3-4 years or anything on the CATSA web
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by citruspi 10y ago
I enjoy messing with the officers. Once, an officer mentioned that my jeans were very stiff and I said that I'd just run the laundry before coming to the airport. I offered to take them off for him but he quickly declined my offer. Any
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by citruspi 10y ago
I've opted out every time I've flown in the US since June 2014. Last Sunday when I flew out from Boston, I opted out as usual and the TSA officer mentioned that I'd be subject to a new pat down, called the universal pat down.
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by citruspi 10y ago
Time magazine as well FWIW.
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by citruspi 10y ago
Not necessarily. They charge $99/year to distribute your application, but for development you can run your application on your device for free[0]: > You can launch your app on a device using a free Apple ID account, but the capabil
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by citruspi 10y ago
Yep, it was on integrating GTA V into Universe[0]. Interestingly, that post links to a specific blog post on GTA V integration[1], but going to that link redirects to the initial "Introducing OpenAI" post[2]. I can't find the
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by citruspi 10y ago
DistroKid is charging $12/year to handle the covered song fees for you - they automatically withdraw the required amount from your royalties and send it to the original author. [0]: https://distrokid.desk.com/customer&#
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by citruspi 10y ago
> Posting a longish excerpt to give people a flavour of the book is covered by fair use. Otherwise literary criticism would grind to a halt. > And I don't see why you say it _may_ be copyrighted, it was only written in 2004 there
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by citruspi 10y ago
> The most obviously missed type would appear to be dystopians characterised by extreme disparities between rich and poor, where the dystopic regime is generally so much better off than the underclass it doesn't need to bother with
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by citruspi 10y ago
> If anyone wants to play around with this and has at least $10k to play with, Interactive Brokers will give you better fees. For anyone 25 or younger who's reading this, the required minimum for you is $3k[0]. [0]: https:/&#x
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by citruspi 10y ago
There are two products - Realm Mobile Database[0] and Realm Mobile Platform[1]. The former is, as the HN post suggests, basically a database for mobile applications which you can use in place of SQLite or as a key value store. The latter co
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by citruspi 10y ago
I transferred some stuff over from Spotify to Apple Music last week using SongShift[0] without any issues, but YMMV. [0]: https://appsto.re/us/MmCCbb.i
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by citruspi 10y ago
> relies on a remote server. That isn't really a fair comparison when eschaton says > it has some weird server component that's not Github's own API server. The remote servers that Mail.app communicates that are... the
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by citruspi 10y ago
To give you an idea of the difference, two 27" Dell U2715Hs[0] would take up 48.24 inches if placed side by side, while a single 34" Dell U3417W[1] would only take up 34.03 inches. [0]: https://www.amazon.com/gp&#x
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by citruspi 10y ago
How do you like it? Also, any chance you do any photo editing on it? On Thursday I almost bought a Dell U3417W[0] but I chickened at the last minute because I haven't been able to find much information on curved monitors and photo edit
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by citruspi 10y ago
> Mozilla Open Source Support (MOSS) is Mozilla’s program for supporting the Open Source and Free Software movement, with a yearly budget of around $3 million. That's the yearly budget for the whole Open Source Support program. The
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by citruspi 10y ago
As the OP said, > ...so iOS will think it is connected to a good network... The stated reason for this stupidity? The mini-browser that pops up doesn't work with their stupid captive portal login or payment page.
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by citruspi 10y ago
Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Kodak-Tri-X-400TX-Professional-Black/... B&H - https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/29170-USA/Kodak_86670...
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by citruspi 10y ago
Per your quote, they _aspire_ to be similar to public transportation, they don't claim to be public transportation - it isn't premature for them to claim to be public transportation because they don't [claim to be].
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by citruspi 10y ago
Yeah, but the point is that he's conjecturing and doesn't provide any source. If anything, I'd imagine Tom Dale believes that Ember is better than React in some, if not all, ways given that he's... one of the co-founders
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by citruspi 10y ago
> I decided to go one step further with my personal site and eliminate all JS completely. I'm close to that point. I just use it for loading a font and rendering gallery pages. From my site's colophon: > The website uses the
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by citruspi 10y ago
Yeah, but fiatjaf is saying that Tom Dale (one of the creators of Ember.js) believes that React is better than Ember in every scenario, not the opposite. That's the part that doesn't make sense.
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by citruspi 10y ago
If you're referring to it getting stuck at the "Top Collaborators by Changes" graph, I think that's actually the bottom. I had the same experience in Safari, but after looking at the page source, I think that's actu
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by citruspi 10y ago
Eh. It's more about using her connections to sell Twitter's services to companies in China than it is about using her connections to make Twitter available to users in China. Relevant portions: > Twitter said its strategy in Ch

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