ep103

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   by ep103 12y ago

   This seems really cool, I'd definitely want to try it out first though.
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   by ep103 12y ago

   That's not a loaded question when the person in question has a history of beating their wife.
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   by ep103 12y ago

   5k to help yelp? please.
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   by ep103 12y ago

   The w3c has been failing at their job for some 15 years now. Enabling drm in html5 and giving the mpaa a seat on their board should have been the last straw. Ignore them, and start looking to WhatWg
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   by ep103 12y ago

   Incase you were unaware, these guys ( http://www.reddit.com/r/buildapc ) _are_ your target audience. And your main competitor is pcpartpicker
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   by ep103 12y ago

   Last time I checked (5 years ago), small satellites were a _booming_ industry, but also a very amateur / research oriented one. While a professional military or communications organization may launch a number of small satellites, they
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   by ep103 12y ago

   So now my domains can be hosted by a company famed for its responsive and transparent customer service!
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   by ep103 12y ago

   that's amazing
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   by ep103 12y ago

   Poor people have to buy cheap food. So that is not a real option.
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    by ep103 12y ago

    human culture is a fractal relevant xkcd --> http://xkcd.com/1095/
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    by ep103 12y ago

    Ideal capitalism. Much of modern capitalism is about getting the person on the other side of the table into a desperate enough situation, that they have to take your 'mutually beneficial' offer. I present as Exhibit A Greenspan&
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    by ep103 12y ago

    Still the best developer toolset, on any browser. Unarguably once its combined with FF native tools, and the webdevtoolbar.
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    by ep103 12y ago

    yes, that would probably work, but they have such a huge influence on washington that at the moment we're having a hard time even keeping net neutrality alive. http://apps.fcc.gov/ecfs/upload/display?z=1xne7
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    by ep103 12y ago

    I've read elsewhere that business class internet connections are regulated by a different set of law than last mile residential connections.
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    by ep103 12y ago

    I don't know about bad publicity though. To each customer support call simply say, Comcast has broken their contract with our CDN. Please call comcast. Considering Comcast is one of the two most hated companies in America right now,
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    by ep103 12y ago

    The problem is your point #3 has never been true, though. In each case, in American history (though I don't know about water), the utility was privatized for _years_, became local monopolies, and used that monopolistic advantage to be
17. 797.▲
    by ep103 12y ago

    What really are the issues involved? Just ensuring data integrity between the end client and the originating server?
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    by ep103 12y ago

    They won't, this is how you kill a sector of the economy. Hopefully it won't come to that, but then again, that's why this is important.
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    by ep103 12y ago

    Nah, not a mistake, Wheeler's leadership has been rock solid!
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    by ep103 12y ago

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-switch/wp/2014/05/15... The FCC proposal is supposed to prevent ISPs from degrading their non-fast lane service, but clearly that doesn't include data ca
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    FCC Kills Net Neutrality Hours After Comcast Introduces Nationwide Data Caps(dslreports.com)

    2 points by ep103 12y ago|1 comments
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    by ep103 12y ago

    There are so many people here claiming this is the wrong choice, and yet I wonder what percentage of the commenters here are using chrome? By most sources I've seen, Chrome has 2x the marketshare, and actively pushed FOR EME. Perhaps
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    by ep103 12y ago

    I still think Firebug + WebDevelopmentToolbar + FF Web Dev Tools is the greatest combo for any browser. Do I need to do any web dev work? Just do it in firebug. Do I need to drastically change my browser's behaviour? There's pro
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    by ep103 12y ago

    I never would have found snippits without it being pointed out to me. Thank you, that seems to be basically what I was looking for. Thought why it is there, and not just a multi-line console confounds me. Then again, so do most of Google
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    by ep103 12y ago

    I have to say, I stared at this question for a while. I have such a large reliance on using the console as a scratchpad, before ever even opening a script file, that I don't think I've even considered the possibility that one cou
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    by ep103 12y ago

    I'll use chrome devtools the day they add multiline console support. Really? In 2014, and you want me to shift-enter 200 lines of code?
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    by ep103 12y ago

    It doesn't matter if its no-blocking, if they allow their current service to degrade to the point that it is unusable. That's exactly the same as blocking for everything, except a few specific services that paid for the 'fas
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    by ep103 12y ago

    It uses the bing / yahoo APIs, and it doesn't use search context / user profiling to attempt to fuzzy guess your intended results.
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    by ep103 12y ago

    I think it looks better than the original, though. That giant red bar at the top, with a yellow box underneath always reminded me of the original ask jeeves search page, with its giant blue bar up top http://i.imgur.com/7LY
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    by ep103 12y ago

    https://search.nerdydata.com/ I forget the name of the other one, but there's another one similar to this too.