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The SVG Path Syntax: An Illustrated Guide – CSS-Tricks(css-tricks.com)
2 points by danjoc 10y ago|0 comments
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by danjoc 10y ago
Bad guy is easily defeated. "I'm sorry, I've accidentally spoiled my ballot and marked the wrong candidate, may I have a new one to fill?" Bad guy's ballot goes in the trash, you fill the spare new one, you still ha
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by danjoc 10y ago
>Why do Americans use voting machines exactly? It was a knee jerk reaction by Congress to the 2000 presidential election recounts in Florida. They passed a bill that funded the purchase of new voting machines called the Help America Vote
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Abusing LUKS to Hack the System(hmarco.org)
1 points by danjoc 10y ago|0 comments
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by danjoc 10y ago
It seems that was a very slippery slope then.
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by danjoc 10y ago
>FBI Special Agent Jeff Tarpinian admitted in court that the agency “relocated two servers to an FBI facility here in Omaha and we continued to let those child pornography run" http://disinfo.com/2016/01/wh
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Warning: 2016 MacBook Pro is not compatible with Linux(reddit.com)
428 points by danjoc 10y ago|278 comments
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How Uber Manages a Million Writes per Second(highscalability.com)
133 points by danjoc 10y ago|56 comments
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by danjoc 10y ago
>Then the Razer Stealth has a chip that doesn't do Iris Graphics making it inappropriate for the 13" MacBook Pro. Razer uses it to drive a 4K 100% Adobe RGB display. Seems appropriate enough to power the lower res Macbook 13&qu
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by danjoc 10y ago
I hear the excuse that the chips are too new, but the Razer Stealth has 7th gen Intel. There once was a time when Apple literally purchased the entire world's supply of a part, and everyone else had to wait for more. Apple just doesn&#
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by danjoc 10y ago
I'll sum up the points I've seen for the 2016 Macbook Pro. 1) No esc key or fkeys. These are pretty important for vim, and vim is the defacto editor on most Linux systems. If you want these keys, you have to accept the lower end d
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by danjoc 10y ago
>I bet you will reply "Latest MacBook Pro". My reply was a Razer Stealth, but I was told I had to get an Apple. So, I'm getting a $2800 dual core laptop, because I need F-keys. At least I'll be allowed to install Linu
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by danjoc 10y ago
>Seems to be a common misunderstanding around here that you, too, have fallen victim to... I work with people who openly believe that unit testing is a waste of time. Personally, I think they are afraid, because they don't even know
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by danjoc 10y ago
And yet, that is not what the clickbait title implies.
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A 436 byte HTTP server in a docker container(github.com)
4 points by danjoc 10y ago|0 comments
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by danjoc 10y ago
Yet, women who give birth later, live longer. http://time.com/2922235/mothers-birth-pregnancy-aging/
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by danjoc 10y ago
All they had to say was "baseband processor back doors" and drop the mic.
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by danjoc 10y ago
"At a hundred and thirty pounds, Altman is poised as a clothespin, fierce as a horned owl." to me, sounds like a romance novel, not objective reporting. From a group that espouses the virtues of a 30 second elevator pitch, I find
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Google Pixel Leaked and Listed at Carphone Warehouse(chromeunboxed.com)
1 points by danjoc 10y ago|0 comments
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by danjoc 10y ago
My impression: It is 46 pages printed. I opened the link, read three paragraphs, and still not a word about the Manifest Destiny mentioned in the title. Closed it. Way too long. Way too much story telling.
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by danjoc 10y ago
>but they apologized for superfish >but the rootkit is only a problem on Windows >but it's still a great machine for Linux I hope the people who told me that are now reading this.
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by danjoc 10y ago
(2013) It would be interesting to know if BASE at ATMs had anything to do with http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2016/05/jap... Coordinated attack over two hours? A little DDOS + BASE perh
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by danjoc 10y ago
Why doesn't Google produce an html formatter instead of a style guide, like gofmt for html? Applying style guidelines correctly and consistently is much easier to do in software than meatware.
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by danjoc 10y ago
It's going to be hard to point to examples by definition because they were wiped out and nobody ever heard from them again. An example of this you may have heard of, but did not wipe out the company, was AstraZenica's suit against
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by danjoc 10y ago
>Trademark? Why would you need to violate trademarks? This is a straw man argument. I didn't say violate trademarks. I said trademark enforcement. A small competitor can be wiped out easily with legal costs associated with an extend
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by danjoc 10y ago
>If you don't like Facebook's actions then don't use it. In other words, "You're free to speak, as long as no one can hear you." Nice bait. Look at all your replies. >Having open speech on Facebook's
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by danjoc 10y ago
It seems you've been shadow flagged. You're nowhere near the front page despite the upvotes.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Are you familiar with www.peer-server.com? Creating a server in the browser can be done by any browser with WebRTC. FlyWeb merely adds service discovery on a LAN. If you're worried about security, you should be running NoScript.
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by danjoc 10y ago
I don't understand why Europe and the US expend so much money and energy upholding the very laws that allow the big players like Amazon, Apple, Google, and Starbucks to evade taxes. The whole notion of 'intellectual property'
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by danjoc 10y ago
Does this include data sets used for publication? If so, is there a specified format for publishing data sets?

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