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I switched from ISO to ANSI about two years ago. ANSI is much better imho, once you get used to it (and you will!).
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If you have a rooted device, try XPrivacy. That gives you a lot more options and you can even set what data you want the app to see. Want those apps that are asking for your location to think that you are on the North Pole? No problem.
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We should also keep in mind that Google is a content company, and is leverageing their market share to bring us such wonderful features such as HTML5 DRM support in our browsers.
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> I'm sorry to point out to you but a large set of computing devices are black boxes and it does not hurt their marketability. Free software should be looked on from the point of ethics, and not from financial gain. Proprietary soft
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12y ago
The problem is more that some of the politicians should go to jail, but don't.
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I haven't had any of these problems myself. I get what you mean with "wakeup is somewhat sluggish", but I believe that is because of an option that prevents the screen from accidentally turning on when it is your pocket, and
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Zuck: Yeah so if you ever need info about anyone at Harvard Zuck: Just ask Zuck: I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS [Redacted Friend's Name]: What? How'd you manage that one? Zuck: People just submitted it. Zuck: I
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12y ago
There are a lot of interesting talkings at CCC right now. I feel like we're going to be seeing a new entry on the front page after every single one.
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I think what the author is describing could be looked at as PHP+MySQL, versus something like Rails. The problem with being in one camp or the other, is that one size will not fit everyone. Bot bare-metal js and frameworks are here to stay.
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> moving you towards that inky-black mirror of grandma's old pans I really don't think that will happen. The reason your new cast iron pan doesn't have that shine is because they've changed how they make them.
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What license will the engine be under?
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Any headline which ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no .
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> VR window managers were amongst the biggest projects out of Xerox Parc Do you know where I could read more about those?
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If you look at the first iron bridges in the world, you will see that they were all built the way wooden bridges were built -- expect using iron. The [Iron Bridge]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Iron_Bridge ) is buil
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That's true of most books, yet people still seem to buy them.
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ack is a tiny perl script that you can simply wget and add to your path. I hear what you are saying, and I think that it applies to a lot of utilities, but not ack. Imho ack is so much better than grep that it is worth the hassle of having
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"GitHub is a specific community that’s grown very quickly since it launched [writeup]. It was not initially reflective of open source as a whole but rather centered around the Ruby on Rails community" Github has moved out of a nic
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Credit cards.
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> Please ask Kirk McKusick, he knows the story about why this is not being disclosed to FreeBSD Could someone please explain this?
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Just in case anyone is interested, Unicomp is still selling APL-keyboards and keys (for Model-Ms). http://pckeyboard.com
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ISPs can be Forced to Block Pirate Sites in the EU
(torrentfreak.com)
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> You are never going to be able to get sufficiently passable virtual reality to make up for the hardware hassle. Here is a video of a grown man crying like a small girl. If that doesn't convince you, I don't know what will. h
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If we had LISP, we wouldn't really need CSS or HTML either. Everything could be represented with s-expressions and we would all reach nirvana.
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Looks fine with 29.0a on Windows 8 for me.
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> In mathematics, when you write a paper, you are always standing firmly on the shoulders of generations of common knowledge that you don't need to prove yourself - you can safely assume your readers agree with you on the matter. I
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> In civilised countries [...] Name one.
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What's up with all of the snarky comments? This community is getting more and more toxic by the day.
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If you were the kind of person that would want to steal a bike, would you: A. Spend $2 on a bolt cutter. B. Spend hundreds of dollars on technical equipment in order to potentially be able to unlock a very unusual type of lock that you coul
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If you read the site, it says that it senses when you are close by and unlocks it automatically. You won't have to take out your phone.
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I think people are voting you down because what you are saying is based on Sweden's "official" line during the Cold War. A lot of new information has been revealed post-1994, that pretty much shows that Sweden was anything bu
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