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by cmg 10y ago
The Taliban offered to put bin Laden on trial before 9/11 even happened (for earlier acts of terror). The US refused. http://www.aljazeera.com/news/asia/2011/09/20119115334167663... After 9/11,
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by cmg 11y ago
Good point, I always forget about that. Thanks.
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by cmg 11y ago
I was trying to copy a library down that's not available via composer, and found that this worked: git clone git://github.com/MunGell/Codeigniter-TwitterOAuth.git . where git clone https://.. . failed. YM
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by cmg 11y ago
I've been using the Hacker News Enhancement Suite[1] for a while in Chrome. Among RES-style features like keyboard navigation it also enables collapsable threads. The source[2] is available on GitHub. [1] https://chrome.goog
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by cmg 11y ago
I don't know how spammers work, but legit mailing list software/providers will remove an address after a number of soft or hard bounces.
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by cmg 11y ago
It has everything to do with it. Imperialism destabilized the region, led to the removal of the stable and sovereign Iraqi government and the fomenting of the Syrian civil war (to the point of funding elements that became ISIS) with the aim
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by cmg 11y ago
They're starting to consider page load speed as a factor in rankings, which would lead me to believe that they're letting all the social buttons / trackers / media load.
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AWS in Plain English(expeditedssl.com)
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by cmg 11y ago
In small (11px), light-ish (#777777) next to the first paragraph: > If I call NSA “Clyde Frog” long enough, eventually other people will too. Someone has to start the meme! I think Dual_EC is a backdoor.
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by cmg 11y ago
Oddly enough, Tumblr doesn't seem to support HTTPS for subdomains, so Instagram's is just http://instagram-engineering.tumblr.com/
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by cmg 11y ago
I think the default is the New York example, I briefly saw that before it switched to "If you’re poor and live in Connecticut, it’s better to be in Tolland County than in Fairfield County or New Haven County."
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by cmg 12y ago
Anything that requires JavaScript to fetch and display content.
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by cmg 12y ago
This is the new laptop for the casual user who's browsing Facebook, maybe typing something up in Word/Pages, and listening to iTunes. I was pretty interested until I saw that it's a Core M, and won't replace my I7 anytim
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by cmg 12y ago
I'm a freelance web developer for dozens of restaurants. They pay for the site, then a yearly hosting fee every year after launch. They get a basic CMS so they can update their hours/menus/etc. I host all their sites on a few