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13y ago
Why won't they let you use Gravatar?
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Facebook doesn't ask for your permission... Didn't you see the article on their "shadow profiles" a couple days ago? They also aren't honest with how they use that data either, and they definitely don't "e
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The biggest challenge to being a software developer
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A RESTesque Java Web Server
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13y ago
The back button is, or at least should be, entirely reliable. It brings you to where you were previously. Almost everyone else gets that. If you open a link on an email, hitting back brings you back to the message.
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You must be doing comments wrong. If they explain the why, they should still be relevant. Or people should rewrite them when they adjust the code...
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I disagree. And I'm not sure you caught the tiny part at the beginning when the author talked about how why comments are good, but what and how comments are mostly useless. Yes, there was only a tiny mention in the post, but it w
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I'm the exact opposite of a big Ubuntu fan (I was, but after the switch to Unity everything started being slow, and Canonical started getting weird, and I realized I didn't really like the community behind it, but those are all ta
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Weird that you had to invoke it from the terminal. It should have been added to the applications menu.
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Awesome! Resolution passed.
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And ... ? It currently has package signing, right? What's the problem? I'm confused at how a historical problem that has been fixed even matters when discussing why or why not to use it. It's like saying you wouldn't use
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13y ago
Calling them Public Domain Scientists would be more accurate...
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You'd never install a non-apt system? You should try a pacman based system, I find it to be nicer, because it embodies the Arch philosophy of keeping things simple.
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13y ago
Open dconf-editor, navigate to (I think, if I'm wrong, just look around) org.pantheon.terminal and change the opacity field to 100.
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No, because communities are small scale. History has proven that communities can exist in such a state. Societies need to have intent behind them. No society has ever existed without intent behind it. Leninism worked, we know for a fact tha
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13y ago
Just because you don't want to quit doesn't mean you might have to, or that it's not an option.
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I'm not getting worked up over anything, I'm merely stating that not smoking is an alternative, which is something leoedin left out. Everything that's followed is my insistence that not smoking is an option. I have made no cl
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13y ago
Are you saying that not smoking is not an option, ever? Because that seems highly unlikely. You may enjoy it, that doesn't mean that stopping isn't an option.
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Is it not still an alternative? It may be a difficult alternative, but it is still an alternative.
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> any argument that they pose a health risk is fairly moot given the alternative. What? You mean the alternative to not smoking ?
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I don't think it was a mistake, and I don't think it's a static state. I believe that a group of people could come together and form a community founded on equality. The problem, to me, is more of a logistics problem, because
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See, but even in your own words, you seem like more of an ass than he does. You didn't even listen to his answer after he said someone else asked the same question. Hell, your entire goal was to just annoy him. I think he probably figu
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There is a setting in iOS to disable it... Settings > Notifications > down at the bottom there's a Government Alerts section, with AMBER Alerts and Emergency Alerts toggles. At least, there is with AT&T, because I recall gett
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More lightweight in what way? I wrote something similar myself, also in python, and put it all in one file, organized logically, with extra tools for making management easier. I'm not sure I really see how this is "more lightweigh
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I'm going to stand out here, but I didn't actually like the essay. While it started solely as a stylistic distaste stemming from the continued use of first names, which immediately makes a work sound less professional to me, it ju
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What? Defcon basically said "Hey feds, don't show up here". They may have said someone who works for the feds can show up, but they asked that they not represent their employeers, and to only represent themselves. Not technic
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You can get Google analytics to show you real time info too, it just don't save it as the default view.
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You don't even have to be an engineer for that to be true...
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I honestly couldn't see a difference from the ones used in iOS 7...
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That's what I was getting at...
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