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by dudus 10y ago
I know this one is not mentioned but I don't get the headphone holes you find in most packs. I've never seen anyone actually using it. My current bag had one. I tried to use it once. The hole is so small that it was almost impossi
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by dudus 10y ago
They are competitors. People will make arguments to either side. In my point of view react is easier to use while angular is better for testing. My personal choice is angular. I'm really excited for v2. But both are super powerful.
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by dudus 10y ago
The concern is that if the site is insecure you might send Geolocation which might be sensible information through unsecure channels allowing someone to snoop on the connection and read that data. In other words they are trying to hide the
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by dudus 10y ago
I think doing things right is the way to change the image. Surely it's easier to trash your image than fix it, but with time I don't see why it can't happen. The examples of refunds provided for Neus Q and Revolv are a good e
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by dudus 11y ago
This should be ok 93% of the time
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by dudus 11y ago
Also related: """ Google Analytics protects the confidentiality of Google Analytics data in several ways: Google Analytics data may not be shared without customer consent, except under certain limited circumstances, such as w
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by dudus 11y ago
Usually the burden to approve an Ad is on the network that hosts/serve the Ad. Google does require approval for all Ads you want to serve to Google Search or Google Display Network, as well as Ads you want to sell through Doubleclick A
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by dudus 11y ago
I kinda see how the subscription pricing makes sense for software such as Windows, Office and Adobe Creative Cloud. I like it but as long as the perceived cost per year of use is lower than the old one time licensing costs. If it's the
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by dudus 11y ago
Go already has a few microframeworks. What I think it needs is a fat one. It seems the idea of fat frameworks doesn't resonate well with go developers but I don't understand why. Django is the only reason I stick with python today
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by dudus 11y ago
There's a great incentive on automatic updates. If you updated an app pre marshmallow with an extra permission it required the user to approve the update and that ultimately creates a problem with a large user base stuck on older versi
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by dudus 11y ago
Brazil also arrested Google Brazil CEO/Country Manager a few years ago. http://www.cnn.com/2012/09/26/tech/brazil-google/
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by dudus 11y ago
I learned very early on to never trust the client. An infected machine cold just not encrypt the password and now you have a database where infected clients just got sha256. That is if course easily broken with brute force or even rainbow t
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by dudus 11y ago
How is this different from google or Yahoo? I heard they also accept payments to remove bad reviews, but I'm not sure it's true. That would be a worse conflict in my opinion.
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by dudus 11y ago
I've been getting the same emails for a while now. I sent to paypal through email and got no response. I also added on a topic I thought was relevant on their forum, and a guy there said he reported it and got a less automatic response
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by dudus 11y ago
Don't get me wrong, these are amazing news love the project, but I'm a bit confused on how Mozilla works. Just the other day they were requesting donations, now they are donating money? Why ask for donations if you are expecting t
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by dudus 11y ago
Not sure how well the second gen supports appengine. With 1st gen you could ask the database to follow an appengine app so they are both in the same cell. I also don't see how to allow connection from appengine apps I only can select I
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Google Photos Launch Shared Albums(googleblog.blogspot.com)
15 points by dudus 11y ago|3 comments
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by dudus 11y ago
I don't think it's a problem to encourage people to vote on these contests, but you can't force them to vote and you can't tell how to vote.
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Safari Bug: Function incorrectly cached(bugs.webkit.org)
1 points by dudus 11y ago|0 comments
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by dudus 11y ago
I'm curious what the redesigned admin looks like, does anyone have screenshots?
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by dudus 11y ago
WRs of people solving Rubik's cubes with their feet is a thing these days. These seem much more skill based. https://youtu.be/DDWdSWfUAeo
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by dudus 11y ago
Acording to this other source it's only 2%. These estimates are so different it's hard to trust on any of it. http://gs.statcounter.com/#desktop-browser_version_partially... Browser trend will probably be more inf
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by dudus 11y ago
That would be fraud, you are now asking the advertiser to fund the web without any upsides.
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by dudus 11y ago
This is actually more convenient sometimes. I already have one of these FOBs permanently attached to my computer. It's a tiny pieces that fit into usb and only protrudes a couple of milimiters. Since I have this always connected all I
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by dudus 11y ago
I'll never forget the Gawker article on it. It was actually worth $30 Million http://gawker.com/we-gave-canada-one-job-dont-lose-all-the-m... My favourite quote: """ The Federation of Québec Maple Syrup
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by dudus 11y ago
That's a different use case. A client side web app is supposed to mimic the use case for native apps. While sandstorm seem to mimic the use case for Web Apps. If you are the only user I guess you could try to port it as a Chrome App, b
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by dudus 11y ago
119.99 for the Home version and 199.99 for the Pro version. http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/Windows-... http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/
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by dudus 11y ago
You can also do ga('send', 'event', 'button', 'click', {transport: 'beacon'}); This will work even after you redirect to another page but only if the browser supports navigator.send
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by dudus 11y ago
9.99 for individual and 14.99 for a family plan. With 3 months free And free ad supported stations as well. http://www.apple.com/music/
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by dudus 11y ago
I'm guessing 2.7 but I think we'll need a few months until the preview is available to know for sure.

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