dalore

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631.
by dalore 10y ago
Yes. This is the similar point about Brexit. When the Brexit vote was on, instead of seeing that the Brexit leave people had some points that they wanted address, the remain people vilified them. Making sure that none of the points they wan
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by dalore 10y ago
The start is straight out of Ready Player One for James Halliday.
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by dalore 10y ago
More menus, buttons, options, configuration etc. Apple in minimalism. Don't make me think etc. Ideal world wouldn't have data limits, so they don't put in data limits as they design for the ideal world.
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by dalore 10y ago
You make it a http POST as per the standard.
635.
by dalore 10y ago
These suburbs where you can sell your 500 eur note aren't probably the ones you want to go to carrying a stack of 500 eur notes. You might end up selling them for 0.
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by dalore 10y ago
Used to be that disabling zoom was recommended, and was in all the boilerplates. But these days it's recommended not to disable zoom, to allow a user to zoom if it's too small.
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by dalore 10y ago
In Westeros slavery is outlawed but widespread in the East. Slavery is also a major topic in the book.
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by dalore 10y ago
That's very reductive. All lines of code are the same, they are just letters right? Streets I imagine would be very different depending on what's underneath.
639.
by dalore 10y ago
Sugar is regulated and the price is kept high for farmers. But not for the consumers which is my point. Farmers are given subsidies in all crops so they can sell them in the global market at below market rates, not only for the population,
640.
by dalore 10y ago
The one where consumers and merchants are free to chose. Yes a unified system on which Apple, Android, or whomever wants can develop a system that is open to all to use.
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by dalore 10y ago
Australia had EFTPOS which was a way of using your debit card to buy stuff, way before the VISA network really took off.
642.
by dalore 10y ago
He should take his phone with him, how else will he track his fitness data and steps, and then twitter it as he does?
643.
by dalore 10y ago
Consumers are already protected, the security is more for the banks. Contactless was made to not require a pin for transactions under a certain amount. It's made for convenience, no one is using it to steals 1000s. And if someone is us
644.
by dalore 10y ago
If Apple get their way ApplePay AND whatever system the banks come up with be available to everybody with the required devices. Also Android pay will be available. If banks have their way, there will be no ApplePay, no AndroidPay etc It&#x2
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by dalore 10y ago
It's number #5 for you, but it's still on your list. If you had a preexisting expensive medical condition, it would be #1 on your list. Most other countries, it's not even considered a factor.
646.
by dalore 10y ago
Yes disrupting social inertia is hard. But it's compounded in the states with medical insurance tied to their job. It's yet one more thing preventing people from moving, even if they want to. Not only that, if you move in the stat
647.
by dalore 10y ago
You realise food is cheap because of taxes/subsidies. If we had to pay the true cost of food it would be expensive. And the politician that did wouldn't be liked much as well.
648.
by dalore 10y ago
In America your job is tied to your medical benefits. Lots of people would like to just move but can't because their job provides medical insurance. And they might have a preexisting condition preventing them from getting medical insur
649.
by dalore 10y ago
Most of the time you won't realise this behaviour.
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by dalore 10y ago
If there is a tax, that makes it legal. If I was paying a piracy tax then I would feel justified in pirating since I've paid for it. But if the tax isn't going to the copyright holders, then sounds like the tax is stealing from th
651.
by dalore 10y ago
Torrentz.eu provided links torrents but also provided a takedown feature where copyright holders could remove the torrents. Whose to say that all the torrents were copyright infringement. Or even that copyright infringement laws applied equ
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by dalore 10y ago
Domain sharding is anti pattern for http2. Reason being for another domain it needs to make an expensive TLS handshake. With http2 on the same domain, it doesn't. We've done tests and even moved away from even having a static doma
653.
by dalore 10y ago
Wouldn't the standard solution of lazy loading images (and prioritizing critical css) help. Since they are now trying to load everything on a big page, they should only be trying to load everything above the fold.
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by dalore 10y ago
No pizza
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by dalore 10y ago
No, because the risk of surgery and transplant, plus the initial health of the person needing the organ, means it's not 100% certain it will succeed. But leaving the organ in the original person will.
656.
by dalore 10y ago
Innocent until proven guilty. Judge, jury and executioner in one.
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by dalore 10y ago
Latin
658.
by dalore 10y ago
What's wrong with sex tapes in the cloud?
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by dalore 10y ago
But don't Google also analyze how long you spent at a site when you click results. So you click into a site, it's not what you wanted so you back out and click another result. Google records that and sees that site wasn't use
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by dalore 10y ago
Can see it now. Pop out more children, get more money. This incentives baby making. Which might actually be a good thing in countries with declining birth rates.

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