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by dm2 13y ago
Just replace document.title with document.title.replace(/[^A-Za-z0-9]/g, "_"); and it should work with all titles.
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by dm2 13y ago
Here are two bookmarklets which might accomplish what you are requesting: javascript:window.location=window.location+'&title='+document.title javascript:window.location=window.location+'#'+document.title
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by dm2 13y ago
I think you're missing the main reason why they made the separate device, to generate more sales. If you receive a free device in the mail that can scan your groceries, you'll use it. If you receive a link to a free app then there
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by dm2 13y ago
I doubt there is too much that can be done to increase the performance. Removing seats seems like it would be more effective than messing with RPM limits. http://www.teslamotorsclub.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2... I ju
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by dm2 13y ago
My biggest question is about the test-drive. How do those work? What stops someone from taking a 1 hour test-drive? (and wasting you gas on their errands) If someone gets in an accident during a test-drive who is liable? Do all insurance pl
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by dm2 13y ago
Can Tesla detect if settings or the files for one of their cars are modified? I would like an option to contact home base to verify that all files and configurations in my car are exactly like their suppose to be, else either disable the ca
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by dm2 13y ago
When you first signup it automatically puts you in the Business Trial plan. You can switch to the normal Free plan in your account settings.
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by dm2 13y ago
The Wave feature was remotely disabled by Nest. "Within 24 hours, Nest Wave will be automatically disabled. You don’t need to do anything and even with this feature disabled, our smoke alarm will continue to work very effectively, moni
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by dm2 13y ago
Yes, absolutely. The wave bug isn't an issue for me at all. The issue is that there is a very slim chance that the alarm will get hushed if people run by the unit repeatedly and the device is mounted in an odd place (like lower on the
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by dm2 13y ago
It's not like they're defective. Under certain conditions (like the unit being mounted low on the wall) and with multiple people running by the sensor, it might register it as a wave and silence that unit. I've used the devic
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by dm2 13y ago
I strongly doubt they will replace the sensors, maybe it's influence the hardware in a 2nd version but they have plenty of sensors in the current Nest protect. It's more of a matter of better measuring the room to allow the unit t
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by dm2 13y ago
I think there are also a couple of other sensors which also help detect movement and waving. They call them "occupancy" and "activity" sensors. http://support.nest.com/article/Learn-more-about-the-Ne
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by dm2 13y ago
Probably running/walking past the smoke alarm. There's a fine line between too sensitive and not sensitive enough. If I burn something while cooking I do NOT want the smoke detector to go off (it's loud), and the Wave feature
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by dm2 13y ago
That's an awesome idea. If the tether was attached to a winch then they could lower or raise the turbines depending on the optimal altitude for wind speed. Maintenance could also be much easier because it can be lowered rather than sen
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by dm2 13y ago
It's easy to add features but removing features will usually piss of consumers. I understand that they wanted a unified tablet and desktop OS but the way to do it would be to always use the tablet interface on tablets and offer the sta
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by dm2 13y ago
Freemind might be similar to what you're looking for. http://freemind.sourceforge.net/wiki/
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by dm2 13y ago
I'd vote for MIT because your peers will have more of a engineering / programming mindset. Do you want to do business and build startups or be in a workshop building cool toys? If you want to build businesses then Stanford would b
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Not all products are for everybody. I probably won't wear one permanently but that is because I'm looking at a computer screen for a good part of the day and the disconnect from electronics is welcomed. My phone is always accessib
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by dm2 13y ago
Do spies and other secret agents use Tor? I've always assumed it was developed mainly for them to use, because a US government VPN would be too obvious. If Tor wasn't public then a could just say, look, there's a US spy at th
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by dm2 13y ago
DuckDuckGo lets developers build the extensions for them, which is very clever. http://duckduckhack.com/ Plus, the privacy promotion from them helped drive developers to their sites. Restrictions on what people can do on th
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by dm2 13y ago
It's all about innovating and offering something that Google doesn't offer, such as privacy or smart widgets. See: DuckDuckGo.com You're not going to crawl / index better than Google. Maybe you could combine the DMOZ dir
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by dm2 13y ago
http://www.linux.com/news/hardware/peripherals/8211-five-fun... http://infectedproject.wordpress.com/2007/06/26/set-up-a-web... If anything requires ActiveX then don't use
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by dm2 13y ago
http://www.amazon.com/s/?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&fiel... Prices range from $35 to $140
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"But I also remember reading somewhere that the ADA was pushing for electric cars to emit noise for deaf and hard hearing pedestrians." I read a similar one except it was regarding blind pedestrians. I'm not sure how a silent
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by dm2 13y ago
Languages can evolve, but I personally had zero say in the multiple meaning of the word. What do you propose we call it? Pre-dead? Suspended?
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by dm2 13y ago
They were already using a 1/4 inch steel plate as an underbody shield but it wasn't strong enough to prevent piercing and fires in certain situations. Apparently the people at Tesla calculated that the cost of adding these plates
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by dm2 13y ago
Sure there is. If your blood has been drained and there is no brain activity, then you are not alive, correct? And by today's standards most doctors would mark you as dead and ship you off to the morgue. The concept of death can be cha
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by dm2 13y ago
That does sound interesting but I simply don't believe it unless it can be reproduced and studied, simply because of how extraordinary those claims are.
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by dm2 13y ago
"Is the article accurate? If so, does the ability to restart the mind from an inert brain tell us something important about how thought and consciousness works?" The evidence points towards consciousness and thought being purely p
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by dm2 13y ago
The customers of the ISPs are the ones who obtain value and demand fast delivery of Netflix. The bandwidth from Netflix is something that can't really be avoided so it is advantageous for both the ISP and Netflix for the ISPs for cache

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