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by dpcx 13y ago
> There is no easy answer today for nutrition. If there was, the thousands of food technicians working everywhere from universities to food companies to NASA and the military would have already come up with it. They all have compelling
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by dpcx 13y ago
Gruber left in February 2012 [1]. Hypercritical continued until December [2]. Build and Analyze the same [3]. Siracusa and Arment both said they thought the shows had run the course. Siracusa is also a regular on The Incomparable [4]. [1]:
483.
by dpcx 13y ago
That's just disgusting.
484.
by dpcx 13y ago
I'm not sure how this shows he was a bad typist. Doesn't seem "slow" to me at all.
485.
by dpcx 13y ago
This interface is horrible. I can't scroll without clicking and dragging?
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by dpcx 14y ago
automation.whatismyip.com used to exist; it's what whatismyip.com suggested you use when making a large number of easily parseable requests. I assume since the redesign (read: monetization attempt) it's disappeared.
487.
by dpcx 14y ago
Interesting; but with nothing to test, it seems like vaporware.
488.
by dpcx 14y ago
We may have already overloaded the system. Though, I noticed a large number of accesses coming via "wheresitup.com/1.1" in my server logs. Using that site directly even is very slow.
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by dpcx 14y ago
Seems interesting, but after hitting enter in Chrome 28.0.1469.0 dev, nothing happens. Watching my server logs shows no activity. And agree with @whiskers, the URL length limit is way too low.
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by dpcx 14y ago
Not for HiddenApp it's not...
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by dpcx 14y ago
It seems to not properly handle embedded HTML; using my feed ( http://www.dp.cx/blog/rss.xml ), look at the story titled "The Difficulty of Parsing the Web" and notice the <select /> box that is rendered.
492.
by dpcx 14y ago
I believe you're looking for Hubble: https://github.com/jaymedavis/hubble
493.
by dpcx 14y ago
Funny that neither Google nor Bing know what "tdl" is on the first page of results; luckily, tdldb makes it work.
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by dpcx 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K-line_(IRC)#K-line
495.
by dpcx 14y ago
Likely because it's not a well known fact about XLSX and DOCX.
496.
by dpcx 14y ago
I've used scraperwiki.com before to convert PDFs to "usable" data in cases like these. Yeah, it's a pain, but then it's available for everyone.
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by dpcx 14y ago
A single word, spread across several hundred million accounts is "creepy"? I think yes, you may be the only one.
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by dpcx 14y ago
Blocking access to googlebot for those pages is the easiest. But robots.txt would work, if you just did Ignore /checkouts/
499.
by dpcx 14y ago
I just tried using Mosaic; looks interesting. But it asks for an email in the final step. Where is this final step?
500.
by dpcx 14y ago
It's not a mundane detail Michael!
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by dpcx 14y ago
How does this compare to [1]? [1]: https://github.com/errbit/errbit
502.
by dpcx 14y ago
Except that, even with PSHB, you get polling. I wrote about it here http://www.dp.cx/blog/pubsubhubbub-and-polling.html#.UUcPWLp...
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by dpcx 14y ago
In what way is it slow? I've been using it for almost 2 years now, and have only seen slowness with particular feeds.
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by dpcx 14y ago
So iOS was adopted why...?
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Brooklyn's Most Insane New Buildings Look Like Giant Angular Donuts(popsci.com)
2 points by dpcx 14y ago|0 comments
506.
by dpcx 14y ago
Step back over the weapon to pick it up again.
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by dpcx 14y ago
The more I think about it, the more I think it may have been Vista. Still doesn't bode well for Win7.
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by dpcx 14y ago
I once had to troubleshoot why a Windows (XP I believe) computer was taking so long to browse the web. Turns out, it had a hosts file like this (generated from Spybot, IIRC). Cleaned out the hosts file, and it ran much faster. Just somethin
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by dpcx 14y ago
Suspicious is one thing. Seemingly terrified by hiding is another.
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by dpcx 14y ago
Probably not as much as you think. Who was it that just a few weeks ago was hired to specifically research and design this exact item?

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