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by dflock 11y ago
You don't have to - you can install a different OS, if you want to.
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by dflock 11y ago
Good design == lower churn, higher LTV.
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by dflock 11y ago
This might be what you're looking for: http://jsconsole.com/
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by dflock 11y ago
There are Jedi plugins for lots of editors - including Sublime & Atom: https://github.com/davidhalter/jedi
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by dflock 11y ago
https://twitter.com/erowidrecruiter
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by dflock 11y ago
Yes, see this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10510608
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by dflock 11y ago
This would be true if people always behaved like Econs, not Humans. In normal times, the mass market averages out irrational behaviour (and there's less of it when things are calm) - but, occasionally the herd stampedes. Perhaps it&#x2
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by dflock 11y ago
They're still going strong, so I don't think so: https://gds.blog.gov.uk/
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by dflock 11y ago
> comport with what the applicable statutes authorize If the statutes are extremely broad and permissive of surveillance, then he could well be telling the truth - FISA could be rigorously scrutinising every request and finding that the
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by dflock 11y ago
uBiome ( http://ubiome.com/ ) will sequence you microbiome for ~$100 - they support mouth, nose, gut & skin samples. If you're really interested, you could do one sample before, one after and get them both sequenced
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by dflock 11y ago
And, I think, bill C-51 considerably widens the definition of 'terrorist or threat to the country'.
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by dflock 12y ago
Not necessarily - babies, people with altered/reduced mental capacity, etc... are all legal persons, but not generally held responsible for the legal consequences of their actions.
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by dflock 12y ago
Seems really nice - signed up. But - you really, really need a native english copywriter to go through all of your english text. It's full of small mistakes which detract from an otherwise good first impression.
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by dflock 12y ago
The only reason we have anything from 1000yrs ago is because people deliberately conserved it - copying, translating and actively passing things down the generations - for example: Media: Oral history/stories -> early written versio
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by dflock 12y ago
Algae, or Green/blue Algae, more specifically.
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by dflock 12y ago
All browsers, that I know of, treat localstorage as part of your profile and store this inside your home directory somewhere - which is where all your other stuff is, so if you're not backing that up... I can't help you. For examp
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by dflock 12y ago
I think that this mechanism is mostly CO2 being slowly weathered out of the atmosphere and disposed of, mostly via limestone formation. This takes a very long time and is very slow, so it can only catch up if you stop pumping it out.
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by dflock 12y ago
Android has been able to do this for years - here's video with details of someone using an android phone as a desktop replacement - with an external monitor and keyboard, etc...: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bB-icTl2
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by dflock 12y ago
Nice - although they break up a bit if you zoom the page, sadly.
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by dflock 12y ago
What's the 3rd party hardware/software support for this like?
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by dflock 12y ago
I wonder if Amazon has switched their internal email over to use WorkMail?
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by dflock 12y ago
This seems very similar to SparkleShare: https://github.com/hbons/SparkleShare
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by dflock 12y ago
That just means that you'd run them over your source locally and upload the static output to the web server. This is what most static blogging engines, like Jekyl, Pelican etc... do.
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by dflock 12y ago
Well, yes, but mainly that fact that you get the ACID guarantees for free: Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ACID
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by dflock 12y ago
If you think about Project Ara as a TriCorder, rather than a Phone, it's a much more interesting concept, I think.
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by dflock 12y ago
Been using this for years - very useful and nice to see it being maintained again.
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by dflock 12y ago
The Government Digital Service are doing wonders for UK government web applications - which have gone from 'pretty terrible' to 'global standard setting', for the ones that they've got around to so far: https:&#x2F
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by dflock 12y ago
It depends on the type of screen you're using and whether it's actually black - rbg(0,0,0) or just dark. In some cases, yes, it saves energy, some not.
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by dflock 13y ago
Chrome Exstension permission names are incredible broad and not very granular - and there's nothing that extension devs can do about it: https://support.google.com/chrome_webstore/answer/186213?hl=... For exa
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by dflock 13y ago
Anyone know why there's no repository for Vagrant? I have to manually download and install the deb|rpm and install it myself, manually, on every new release. Is this just a manpower thing?

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