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by dminor 13y ago
> Downsides include having all your multiplexed connections exiting if the master exits! I believe this is what ControlPersist is meant to solve - it may not have existed when that blog post was written.
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by dminor 13y ago
Note that if you are on centos 6, the openssh version isn't new enough to support this feature.
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by dminor 13y ago
Imagine you're in a store and the person in front of you pulls out a coupon and gets a discount. But you don't need to imagine it because it happens all the time and you still shop in stores .
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by dminor 13y ago
> Your customers aren't the same as everyone else and you shouldn't expect them to behave the same. Yes! In our case we found it had no effect on conversions and customer service calls increased from people asking about where t
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by dminor 13y ago
> Short answer: CSS is just a horribly, horribly, terribly badly designed language. On the contrary, it's the box model that's horribly designed. CSS is quite excellent. We're long past the days of web pages being simple h
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by dminor 13y ago
My friend Zack made one called asetniop: http://asetniop.com/ Now he's working on something similar for Leap Motion and Google Glass: http://dextype.com/
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by dminor 13y ago
No, they were merely stating that you can't easily test someone else's DNA using 23aM, despite the fact that we're shedding DNA everywhere.
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by dminor 13y ago
If you're not using a rewards card, you're essentially subsidizing those of us who do. So, thanks!
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by dminor 13y ago
> The amount you capture can be less than the amount you authorized. The amount you capture can also be more than the amount you authorized, but how much more depends on the bank and is not known until you try.
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by dminor 13y ago
This post illustrates that building a responsive website, while cheaper than building apps and easier than maintaining a separate mobile website, still involves quite a bit more work than a desktop-only site. We're just about finished
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by dminor 13y ago
Easily the best git GUI on Windows that I've tried.
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by dminor 13y ago
Just post the typical cost of a 3 bedroom house in your area and watch the bay area folk get depressed.
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by dminor 13y ago
> when someone visits the site, imgix will deliver the appropriate photos and, in need be, reformat or resize them. If someone visit your site with an Apple iPad, the service can instantly reformat an image for the tablet’s “Retina” di
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Only 150 of 3500 U.S. Colleges Are Worth the Investment(finance.yahoo.com)
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by dminor 13y ago
As a developer at such a retailer, all I can say is: ugh. I hope this dies or is vastly simplified in the house.
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by dminor 13y ago
Yes. > We can work with the browser vendors to get this CSP lifted. No, let's work with the browser vendors to implement something more sensible than stuffing background image media queries into a god damn svg.
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by dminor 14y ago
Sorry for the late reply - you can just call the seller's agent and have them show you around. We used a real estate lawyer to draw up the contract and to have someone we could ask negotiation advice from if we needed it. Far cheaper than t
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by dminor 14y ago
> I think for buyers, agents make a lot of sense. Largely, because of how the system works, they're free to buyers, as the seller's pay the agent fees. When we bought our house we didn't use an agent. Our offer was instantly 3% more att
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by dminor 14y ago
Typically there's also a fee imposed by the bank for having a chargeback.
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by dminor 14y ago
You can also leave off the dash: `tar xvf`
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by dminor 14y ago
On that note: http://www.stevesouders.com/blog/2013/03/18/http-archive-jqu...
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by dminor 14y ago
I'm in the Portland area and recruiters call/email constantly. I have a hard time believing it's not the same for any major metro area.
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by dminor 14y ago
The only thing that really matters is your site's audience. Our site has Safari in the lead at 39% (IE 24%, Chrome 17%). So, StatCounter's data is interesting, but Chrome is the least important to us.
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by dminor 14y ago
> it's risk-taking and cash flow help. Since you already have an audience, you can simply pre-sell via kickstarter (or the like). You should try it for one book at least, otherwise your post is mostly theory.
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by dminor 14y ago
From your free chapter, what is a "comp"?
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by dminor 14y ago
Find customers, take orders, provide customer service.
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by dminor 14y ago
Chargebacks are usually the result of fraud. Fraudsters don't use BitCoins for obvious reasons.
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by dminor 14y ago
Way back in my college days, one of the student admins took down the CS department's server by forgetting the % and killing process 1 by mistake.
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by dminor 14y ago
> When I see "x.99" prices I always think "annoying gimmick" and typically associate it with low cost consumer goods. It doesn't have to be .99 cents, but there is a reason people do this: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/01/1
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by dminor 14y ago
We've read it from various experts, but you have a point - I don't think it's been said directly by any mail hosts. They tend not to say much on the subject though.

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