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by cynwoody 14y ago
You are absolutely right. Plus, the greasers of the slippery slope cost money, which comes out of those boxes on your paycheck, for which you get less than nothing.
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Do not google "site:nl 2 girls 1 cup". Should you so google, do not click. You have been warned. But I should add, even if you so click, the result is less obscene than Carmen Ortiz!
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Your first programming language should be an assembly language. Pick the brand — any brand. It will teach you how machines work. Your second programming language should be Lisp. You will see that it is a general purpose solution to the issu
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Why do dead people vote?
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Too small; didn't read. Raganwald needs to forget the font-size attribute.
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by cynwoody 14y ago
You could try something like: $ sqlite3 -column ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.LaunchServices.QuarantineEvents <<END|pbcopy > .mode tabs > .headers on > SELECT strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', LSQuarantin
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Google for !Mediengruppe Bitnik. They are a "media collective" based in Zurich[1]. And this is not their first hack. [1] https://sites.google.com/site/kabkinteractivemediadesign/opp...
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Just be glad Carmen Ortiz is not on the case. I'm sure she'd come up with a few decades' worth of counts.
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Thanks for posting that.
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Absolutely none. Indeed, to accuse an insulter of racism for deriding someone as belonging to another species is to conflate the concepts of race and species. At best that's ignorant; at worst it's racist! As to the prosecutor's species, is
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by cynwoody 14y ago
How would I know that? I don't read documentation until absolutely necessary. If it claims to find faces, well, then let's see it work! And then we'll count the faces found. In any case, the documentation is wrong if it says that. E.g., the
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Similar result with the image below. It got four of six faces, missing the most important of the faces. http://www.bostonglobe.com/rw//Boston/2011-2020/WebGraphics/...
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by cynwoody 14y ago
It got zero of six airplanes for the link below, even though the images are not overlapping and are against a blue sky background: http://www.keithcarter.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/blue-a...
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by cynwoody 14y ago
That is an excellent idea.
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Gives new meaning to the term "amplitude modulation". Commenter Roei Dahan got the gist.
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by cynwoody 14y ago
>I cannot for the life of me figure out how using QR Codes in advertising, on business cards, etc. is better or more effective than simply using a URL to point to the same information. At least a URL is explicit and something that I mig
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Actually, that is exactly what happens in 99.9999% of the cases. If my own experience is any guide, toothbrushes getting turned on in luggage must happen a lot. All you need is to have one with a push-button design and forget to take out th
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by cynwoody 14y ago
More than once, I've had electric toothbrushes start up in my luggage. But the only consequence was run down batteries.
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Strange she should leave out the most interesting poisoning homicide in recent history, that of Alexander Litvinenko, in which the victim was not only condemned to "live in interesting times", but to die in an especially interesting way. Th
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by cynwoody 14y ago
You need a password you can remember? Here's a starting point: http://www.multicians.org/thvv/gpw-js.html
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by cynwoody 14y ago
But "distribution" has already happened. In milliseconds.
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by cynwoody 14y ago
FWIW, the FBI agent's favorite car color, salsa red pearl, offered by Toyota: http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p80/02limited/Picture002....
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by cynwoody 14y ago
You need to filter out directory entries. find -type f -ls|awk '{s += $7} END {print s}' find -type f -print0 | xargs -0 wc -c | tail -1 find -type f -exec wc -c {} + | tail -1
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Well, there is always Yandex, over on the other side of the North Pole, far away from the DMCA. I wonder if anybody had done a comparative analysis. Or, you could try Bing instead. Last May, MS sent Google a takedown notice for a Bing searc
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Yes. And it also helps if it's near the top of the post, as opposed to being buried in a signature or something. Bottom of the page would be OK, too, if people always put it there. But they don't. Consistent date placement promotes efficien
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Back up, but slow.
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by cynwoody 14y ago
It's down for me, too!
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by cynwoody 14y ago
That's a pet peeve of mine, also. There's usually a date, but often not near the top and/or not in a standard format. Then there are these sites that use relative times, e.g., 0 minutes ago, or 865 days ago ... In the current case, there is
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Because hackers use their wits and experience to deal with strange circumstances under less than ideal conditions. As do docs on planes. It's a first-rate submission.
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by cynwoody 14y ago
Or open the Inspector and add some rules for body: margin: auto 20%; background-color: whitesmoke; color: black;

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