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by enscr 13y ago
Had to scroll all the way to the bottom to see a simple comment appreciating the design.
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by enscr 13y ago
This article is written by a parent and being debated by pseudo-teenagers (~ 15-25 age group). Of course it'll be ripped apart just like my comment :) Who needs privacy until you are a parent yourself.
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by enscr 13y ago
That's a big 'Maybe' given the timeframe
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by enscr 13y ago
Our company started writing their own verilog & soon we'll have chips for our custom designed smartphones. Yay ! Till then, we are stuck with silly can phones :(
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by enscr 13y ago
Sublime will do fine if you are't headed to Hogwarts. It's an awesome piece of software.
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by enscr 13y ago
If its between harassment vs not returning home, I'd choose the former.
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by enscr 13y ago
That tiger-repelling rock might be attracting TSA? (Rock repels tigers & terrorists, TSA repels terrorists, maybe TSA like the rock). Throw it away (the attitude) and you'll do just fine at the airports.
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by enscr 13y ago
Just because of a few bad apples (immigration officer), you think we should remove all airport screening? Your grief is reasonable but what recourse do you suggest?
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by enscr 13y ago
When we are discussing about screening at international US border, we can discount the cases that you are talking about even though you may call them terror attacks. The point here is : - Does screening at border reduces terror attacks : Ye
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by enscr 13y ago
You tell me. How many terrorist attacks have you heard after 9/11 in USA. You can count them on your fingers. Is that good or bad? How many gun related violence have you heard. Don't even start to count. What does that say? '
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by enscr 13y ago
That's a massive number of travelers crossing the border and a small percentage of those have a bad intent. We often jump at the first opportunity to criticize about our "first world" rights but do we have a better solution t
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by enscr 13y ago
Why the hatred? Quora isn't that bad. They fixed what google/yahoo answers couldn't
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by enscr 13y ago
I find scrapy (python) to be more robust for large scale scraping. There are cases where you want/need the javascript action and that's when you need a real browser. Otherwise the rendering would just slow things down.
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by enscr 13y ago
The conversion with heuristics enabled benefits from it.
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by enscr 13y ago
Are you saying that vegetarian diet is a fad. You need to step out from underneath that rock.
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by enscr 13y ago
Soylent completely discounts the act of chewing. It's not needed for the mechanical action, but for its chemical benefits. Maybe they can ship a chewing toy or something with the crinky bags :) http://whfoods.org/genpag
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by enscr 13y ago
I've set my thinkpad to 'start charging' when below 40% & 'stop charging' when it reaches 60%. I use it with AC power plugged in while the battery floats ~40-60% charge level. Once a month I power cycle it to re