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by delinka 9y ago
Chrome already syncs data between platforms. Seems reasonably straightforward to include client certs in that data.
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by delinka 9y ago
It seems you’re conflating trademark and copyright. Personally, I’m fine with trademarks continuing in perpetuity as long as the owner maintains the registration. Disney gets to keep their brand name and trademarked characters. It’s copyrig
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by delinka 9y ago
It’s the trailer. Too much extra light on the rear surface to make it visible. Reproducing that shot with a camera would not produce such vivid clarity on that surface.
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by delinka 9y ago
tl;dr: content on GitHub Pages, fronted by CloudFlare with SSL Takes the traffic burden off Pages.
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by delinka 9y ago
>Finally we have a medium that can open up entirely new ways of doing things with computers, yet so many people just wish it could replicate the old ways. Right. But to invent the new ways, I need access to A) a replication of the old wa
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by delinka 9y ago
The shot of the engines looks like an awesome screencap from KSP. Can’t wait to see this thing head to space.
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by delinka 9y ago
How do you get people to consume spirulina? Preference and taste get involved. Everyone eats salt. Salt was used to preserve things. Salt is used as a flavor enhancer. Salt is consumed far more ubiquitously than anything else. And, it doesn
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by delinka 9y ago
Valid, perhaps. No longer enforceable. The typical patent expires after 20 years.
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by delinka 9y ago
Perhaps “sneakers.”
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by delinka 9y ago
In the US, copyright law says you own what you create. What AOL's TOS must do is provide you with terms under which you license your stuff to AOL. Nowhere in the law does it say they have to give you a way to export the creations that
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by delinka 9y ago
Immediately? Surely the reason you trekked all the way in (while actually working remotely) was to have that one-hour, face-to-face meeting insisted upon by some manager.
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by delinka 9y ago
I believe Kickstarter projects are "pre-orders" and not investment instruments.
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by delinka 9y ago
This seems, to me (a layman), to indicate that most any ICO will fall under "security." Can anyone provide an example where an ICO would not be a security as defined by the Howey Test?
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by delinka 9y ago
"...better at any analytical task" Agreed. Though I do not consider managing people to be an "analytical task."
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by delinka 9y ago
When the first one runs out, replace it with the second, and go buy another. You have a buffer to remember to buy the item for your backup inventory.
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by delinka 9y ago
"...save money/prevent waste" until it malfunctions and buys me a few hundred dollars worth at once. Or gets hacked and buys someone else a few hundred dollars worth at once.
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by delinka 9y ago
Are there not thermostats on the market that let you program schedules? If you do want something a bit more connected, thermostats in the Lyric line from Honeywell[1] can give you things like scheduling and geofencing (e.g. "oh, you&#x
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by delinka 9y ago
Can we get "Ask HN" prepended to this? I was completely confused when this headline didn't navigate to a blog post.
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by delinka 9y ago
Hopefully (maybe) Apple shows us what they’re up to with the Mac Pro. If that doesn’t happen, in a year pducks32 leaves the platform ... along with everyone else along the way.
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by delinka 9y ago
They’re missing therefore we don’t know.
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by delinka 9y ago
> The decision “could have repercussions in areas that go well beyond sports betting: gun control, immigration, sanctuary cities...” And this is why the SCotUS will not make a landmark decision causing a "dam burst." The Just
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by delinka 9y ago
I have DSL and I'm 10 miles away from the nearest ... building with lots of switches. However, the copper line used for my DSL is less than a mile long. I live inside the town limits, but out at the edge of town, there's a roadsid
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by delinka 9y ago
While it’s nice to have it as default behavior when it makes sense, it’s also nice to have setgid as an option rather than the rule.
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by delinka 9y ago
Indeed you were not. However, given that you generalized about the categories within which this paper presumably lies, I felt it amusing to point out that, using this paper as a start, one could generalize about any particular categories of
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by delinka 9y ago
“Scientific.” “Scholarly.” Given its, uh, content, this particular paper can really be classified as anything.
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by delinka 9y ago
Maybe states and localities need to put the onus on citizens. Legislate at the federal level for reporting sales to some central agency (similar to how employers report salaries to the IRS; perhaps limiting the reports to categories of item
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by delinka 9y ago
Why does the thing store the current time every 10 minutes? Seems like it needs your DOB, and whatever the current clock time is - and even a few minutes of drift isn't going to be a problem for an application like this. If it's e
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by delinka 9y ago
What claims have they made? That it can’t be fooled by masks? No. That one in a million other faces can open your phone. That’s still fewer people than could open you phone with Touch ID. At no time that I’m aware have Apple claimed resilie
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by delinka 9y ago
Human labor is expensive. Not accounting for that is a bit disingenuous.
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by delinka 9y ago
And it can indeed be just an X. It displays intent. You placed a scrawl on the line to signify your intent to agree to/abide by whatever's on the paper. Without that intent, they assume you made a mistake. I think it's better

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