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by cooper12 12y ago
What about licensing their API? Could that be a viable business model for both the website and the app creators?
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by cooper12 12y ago
> The best way to predict the future is to invent it. Nobody has a crystal ball, so it's really up to you. In a sense you're right, it usually takes a few people doing something different, and if it's better, others will f
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by cooper12 12y ago
Hmm, this startled me so I looked it up and it seems that the research on the matter shows that this belief is the result of misinformation on the part of physicians and patients [1] and that studies [1][2] have shown that of the small perc
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by cooper12 12y ago
OSX has homebrew-cask [0, 1], which is built on homebrew to distribute binaries. I checked and a formula for calibre is present. [2] [0]: http://caskroom.io/ [1]: https://github.com/caskroom/homebrew-ca
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by cooper12 12y ago
> I don't remember whether it was like that out of the box, or whether I had to configure that when I switched from gnu screen. It's worth checking your config file out. And I'm not sure how to answer your question because
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by cooper12 12y ago
I thought that, when nesting tmux instances, you just press the prefix key a number of times depending on how deep you need you need your next keystroke to propagate? For me personally, I use ctrl-a instead of ctrl-b so I have this line in
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by cooper12 12y ago
The person said "back in the day". While yes, the article does say that police still harass these commuter vans, I doubt they still resort to such tactics. The article says that they mainly just ticket them. And in response to you
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by cooper12 12y ago
Or for even any app: open -n /path/to/application.app From the open man page: -n Open a new instance of the application(s) even if one is already running.
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by cooper12 13y ago
The server admins should have anticipated this. That's why there are many server plugins you can install to prevent griefing or building. They should have made the world read-only.
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by cooper12 13y ago
Probably not what you're thinking of, but in the animated children's show Megaman , people would jack in using their online companions into a cyberworld.
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by cooper12 13y ago
Or even worse, backdoored. Considering how strong the government went down on the old mega, I'm surprised they would allow Kim Dotcom to create another service, especially one that was designed with encryption in mind.
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by cooper12 13y ago
Apple makes their iphone screen that size because it is part of their tailored user experience (ie: you can reach each part of the phone with your thumb and developers can target that screen size) and because of uniformity (You know a case
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by cooper12 13y ago
who dreams in code and speaks with a Lisp.
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by cooper12 13y ago
>Every sound you've ever heard That's a really broad claim. DO you have a source for this statement?
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by cooper12 13y ago
Yep. This can be very useful. You could even print out the values of variables at certain points. It become less useful though as the output of the program increases, or as your program becomes more complex. that's when the things ment
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by cooper12 13y ago
Exactly. We should be creating a community where people are encouraged to share their code and to expect constructive criticism.
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by cooper12 13y ago
Its because we're seeing them all at once, and all in their shaking state. Normally these would be used sparsely and would only be shaking on certain actions.
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by cooper12 13y ago
No. SSL is security between a client and a server and the purpose of it is to prevent people in between from touching your data. In this case they are not intercepting any data, but using the iPhone API to get data that the iPhone app recei
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by cooper12 13y ago
You authenticated by entering the serial number of the Galaxy Note 2. Many people obtained them en masse from youtube users unboxing the phone who didn't bother covering it. Others, I think, just brute forced the serials to enter. Not
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by cooper12 13y ago
View the jokes over a year. There are 88 results. Not neglible IMO.
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by cooper12 13y ago
You can hide the debugging info by redirecting the output streams. $ qlmanage -p <file> &>/dev/null
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by cooper12 13y ago
Thank you for this! It always frustrated me that I couldn't open multiple videos at once in VLC.
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by cooper12 13y ago
>For now, we have censored the last two digits of the phone numbers in order to minimize spam and abuse. Feel free to contact us to ask for the uncensored database. Under certain circumstances, we may agree to release it. At least they h
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by cooper12 13y ago
When turning on the macbook, hold the mute button. While this will last through reboots, I can't guarantee it since the setting seems to reset when I boot into windows or a liveCD.