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cshenoy
12y ago
It's a metered paywall [1]. You'll still be able to read a few articles a month. IMHO, that's fairly flexible. [1]: http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/07/28/note-readers
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A quick Google search came up with this: https://github.com/pluralsight/git-internals-pdf
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12y ago
Just showed my Desi girlfriend your site and she says pictures with models are very important. Some women prefer to see those dresses actually worn by someone so they can understand it better. I personally think there's a lot going on
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Do you have a better solution in mind? I'm actually wondering because I've thought of workarounds but they'd all be hacks like the ones in the handbook. I'd imagine other node developers are in the same boat (not due to
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$28.50 of the $95/share is cash while the rest is AT&T stock. From the PR release[0], "AT&T intends to finance the cash portion of the transaction through a combination of cash on hand, sale of non-core assets, committed f
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12y ago
You might be using HTTPS Everywhere which is blocking jQuery and some other stuff from loading since he hard coded them as a HTTP url. Try opening it up in Incognito or another browser without HTTPS.
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12y ago
You mean https://www.digitalocean.com/pricing/ ? Seems to be working at the moment.
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13y ago
Part of me suspects you didn't actually read the article. While the title is sort of link-baity, the actual content is interesting in that it compares Google Analytics, server logs, and his Google Adwords campaigns to the Facebook one.
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I guess the Freedom of Speech many refer to is from the US Constitution which means the government cannot restrict (to certain extents) what you say or your right to believe what you are saying. Your views (in speech or whatever medium you
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I use my iPad almost every night solely for watching videos. Countless video streaming services (even minor ones) are now utilizing HTML5 video. I can't remember the last time I've come across a video I haven't been able to w
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Harvard is a private institution. The US government does not (and cannot) control the actions of Harvard. The first amendment protects our rights to say what we like but that guarantee does not extend to your place of employment. There is n
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Better to have it recorded instead of nothing. Action seems better than inaction in this case.
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Why does the copy drive you away from it? Serious question since I didn't think one way or the other about it.
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It'll be interesting to see if and how those positions will change once other countries like China and India make major advances in space technologies and discoveries.
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13y ago
I'd love to hear/see more about the social product recommendation product.
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From the Mother Jones article: Because the two versions are similar, a side-by-side comparison allows a reader to deduce what was redacted in the later version. The copyright office does not allow readers to take pictures or notes, but dur
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I do iOS dev so I could potentially help. Feel free to email if you want to talk more. me AT chetanshenoy.com
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Interesting. Is this a public-ready application? Would love to see/hear more.
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SOLID Principles in Ruby
(blog.groupbuddies.com)
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There's also iOS Dev Weekly ( http://iosdevweekly.com/ ) a curated newsletter with links to happenings in the iOS space.
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oh-my-zsh[1] does that for me. It's a pretty great function. 1. https://github.com/robbyrussell/oh-my-zsh
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Well considering it hasn't happened since 1995 (18 years), I'd say it's pretty significant. Also, the GOP reasoning behind it seems pretty silly (defunding the ACA).
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From the site: Can't make it to an event? We’ll be posting videos of the sessions shortly after the last event, so all Registered Apple Developers can take advantage of great iOS 7 Tech Talks content.
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Indentured servitude is debt bondage made explicitly so (contractually). When a worker says, "we were compelled to come just to make a living, but we've had no luck", that seems like they've been tricked into working as
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They mostly don't. I recall they used to make some money off of affiliate links on products people posted. They abandoned it for various reasons. They've survived off of VC money.
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Perhaps it facilitates crime (petty theft, etc) especially considering the density of people in areas where public transportation is available.
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The Internet, day one.
(craiglockwood.co.uk)
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I feel like the op-ed is aiming to "spread the knowledge" more than it is trying to dig deep into the legal issues surrounding NSA's activities. I recall reading polls after the Snowden leak showing how a fair amount of the U
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Mandela: https://www.google.com/doodles/south-african-freedom-day-201... Einstein: https://www.google.com/doodles/albert-einsteins-124th-birthd... You seem to be creating a mountain out of molehil
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I don't think that's irony. From what I've gathered, they've never really "doodled" anything that could remotely resemble a religion in the event that it looks like they endorse or favor it over others. Cesar C
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