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by deno 15y ago
Fedora does it somewhat better, I think. Run PreUpgrade and reboot into Anaconda, which will do the right thing. At least it seems to be a more fault-proof strategy than dist-upgrade IMO. And of course with BTRFS, you can just make a snapsh
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by deno 15y ago
Kate from KDESC http://kate-editor.org/about-kate/ http://mac.kde.org/
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by deno 15y ago
Except on the other end of the tunnel. First you filter Internet on the ISP level, then you go after VPN providers… Much more feasible (and cheaper) option would be to popularize something along the lines of OneSwarm[1], which falls somewhe
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by deno 15y ago
He connected to IRC via Tor overlay. I don’t know what IRC network is Anonymous using, but even Freenode offers native Onion gateway to their network[1]. [1] http://freenode.net/irc_servers.shtml
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by deno 15y ago
REST is just a layer of indirection over a regular RPC backend anyway. It may be easier to reason about things like caching and side-effects on the HTTP level. Of course HATEOS is mostly useless, unless you can stay within the general purpo
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by deno 15y ago
Is it possible to bypass their physical network altogether? For example, is satellite Internet available/legal over Iran?
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by deno 15y ago
I suppose if we can determine the exact combination of genes that causes ADHD, at some point we’ll be able to eliminate it completely, at least in first world countries. It’s not really an option right now.
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by deno 15y ago
> If your website can only handle 25 hit/s because you're killing MySQL with SELECT* FROM ALL type commands the CDN is not going to do you much good. It will, if you set proper caching headers.
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by deno 15y ago
They’re not free. Just enabling SSL costs 500$ for setup and then 100$/mo (compare to 20$/mo for Cloudflare). And they charge for bandwidth and requests.
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by deno 15y ago
It ran with that title in Huffington Post[1], but they have some problems with their website apparently, so I’ve linked directly to the author’s website instead. [1] http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-harold-koplewicz/ritalin-go...
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Why “Ritalin Gone Wrong” Is Wrong? (Huffington Post)(childmind.org)
1 points by deno 15y ago|1 comments
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by deno 15y ago
You’re not supposed to use the medication “on and off,” if you want to avoid such side effects.
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by deno 15y ago
> Ritalin and Aderall seems analogous to taking pain killers to treat an open wound—masks the symptoms (pain) but doesn't address the cause (open wound). And how are you going to address the open wound? There’s no brain surgery for ADHD
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by deno 15y ago
If you can meditate, or sit still in one place without any stimulus for that matter, you’re quite lucky. It’s an impossible task for most people with ADHD. > Now I've come to realize that "lack of attentiveness" is part of the human con
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by deno 15y ago
The ‘high’ goes away after two weeks of continuous use, but the cognitive benefits persist. This is exactly why ADHD medications work long term. > But in fact, the loss of appetite and sleeplessness in children first prescribed atte
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by deno 15y ago
You can host videos on Youtube that don’t show up in search results and link to them from 3rd party websites. That’s exactly like Megaupload, but with streaming.
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by deno 15y ago
Does anyone else feel like they can predict what Maddox will say about any particular issue at this point? http://lesswrong.com/lw/2pv/intellectual_hipsters_and_metaco... BTW. The same could be said about DMCA, when it was passing. It jus
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by deno 15y ago
I don’t think you’ll be able to make anything like this with WebRTC any time soon. They’re focused on competing with Flash’s RTMFP and not on building lower level APIs. It seems no company is interested in giving you tools to build in-brows
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by deno 15y ago
> Monitorable Yes No Amazon offers CloudWatch for individual tables.
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by deno 15y ago
I think you can get Riak as a service at Joyent cloud.
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WebRTC (p2p) now available in the Chrome dev channel(sites.google.com)
9 points by deno 15y ago|2 comments
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by deno 15y ago
Better yet, fetch the page in the background, get the microformat info[1] which will contain link to author’s vcard[2] and show something like this instead: [Pierre Far] Google+ is just a platform — who cares for “plus.google.com”
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by deno 15y ago
This is certainly not everything they know about you. This is part of their initiative to be not-evil, it’s called Data Liberation Front[1]. In their own words: > Loyalty, not lock-in. We firmly believe you control your data, so we have
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by deno 15y ago
The limits are regulated by the EU law and include Internet access (data transfer). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Commission_roaming_re...
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by deno 15y ago
Does BrowserID addresses in any way authorization ? Is it compatible with OAuth2?
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by deno 15y ago
A compromise: Make the choice for new installs, ask for upgrades.
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by deno 15y ago
As long as the connections are direct. If even a small part of Torrent users would use something like OneSwarm, it would provide enough plausible deniability to make this data automatically useless.
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by deno 15y ago
You can’t legally run OS X under VM, unless the host is OS X on Apple’s hardware as well (and I think even that is only for server edition).
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by deno 15y ago
CaptionBox is a SaaS provided by SpeakerText (speakertext.com). They don’t transcribe themselves.
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by deno 15y ago
SEEKING WORK — Remote Mostly Python, Javascript. I’m looking for small to medium-sized projects. Just starting out, but I’ve already put up some code online: https://launchpad.net/pylandro-collections-range https://launchpad.net/awkwardd

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