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151.
by epse 7y ago
Lots and lots of speed and traffic light cameras still use film rolls
152.
by epse 7y ago
While I agree the swipe is too long sometimes, there is still an "X" above every tab
153.
by epse 7y ago
Nope, which is why a lot of pirate radios operated from just outside territorial waters.
154.
by epse 7y ago
AFAIK, no. No country has any effect there, as international waters don't belong to any nation.
155.
by epse 7y ago
itsme has me really scared about it's security, especially since they are so handwavy about it. I browsed their site for a long time before enrolling, but didn't find anything useful.
156.
by epse 7y ago
Do you need a framework to handle data fetching? We have `fetch()` after all so I'm honestly curious why you wouldn't just use it
157.
by epse 7y ago
Domains aren't free and neither is time, so a simple ask for a donation is never a big issue. You can always make it yourself if you don't want to pay
158.
by epse 7y ago
What's to hate about gaffers tape? Doesn't even leave residue
159.
by epse 7y ago
Googlebot has no javascript
160.
by epse 7y ago
It says in the article they were paid $US9 or $AUS12.5
161.
by epse 7y ago
I agree completely, the provided example is very confusing
162.
by epse 7y ago
But that requires you to have the output assigned to a variable even without valid input..
163.
by epse 7y ago
I think it might actually just swap the buttons if you are left handed
164.
by epse 7y ago
He teaches compilers. Not programming or fp, so definitely not the professors fault
165.
by epse 7y ago
Is there any way to add a new folder from aerc? I'm loving it (besides a bug with reddit emails) but that's a major bummer (as well as no manual "refresh" option)
166.
by epse 7y ago
Yeah but mac only
167.
by epse 7y ago
They say it'll be a mac only sdk...
168.
by epse 7y ago
Yeah WebKit was developed for safari, which chrome forked into blink. Safari still uses WebKit
169.
by epse 7y ago
When cloud flare detects suspicious traffic from an ip, it will get served with a reCaptcha every time. Tor exit nodes always get captchas, not sure how much data that would leak though
170.
by epse 7y ago
It's not (just) about the computation power, it's also incompatible with the standard. The only compatible algorithm is a naive greedy one.
171.
by epse 7y ago
It supports uploading of any file, but not editing. It's not really an office suite, I think
172.
by epse 7y ago
It's a research product, what do your expect
173.
by epse 8y ago
That magic password is somewhat restricted as in you can only link an application with it once (which then should get an infinite token). It's mildly better. Last time I used it there were scoping options, but I might be mistaken
174.
by epse 8y ago
You get a patch file as an attachment to the email, which you can then apply to any branch on your local copy that you'd like.
175.
by epse 8y ago
Under the big arrow next to the "Not now" button is a "Never on this site" button, of that's what you mean. Otherwise there is the settings item (which, admittedly was added recently)
176.
by epse 8y ago
Though admittedly, if you get a lot of requests from one ip and you can't really know if they are legit or not, what would you do?
177.
by epse 8y ago
No. Your solution works and makes people happy. That's fine
178.
by epse 8y ago
That has nothing to do with the comment above or the conversation in general
179.
by epse 8y ago
Usually, with things like airspeed indicators for example, there are two sensors, one on each side which get activated depending on who is flying, like you said. However with airspeed for example they are supposed to monitor the difference
180.
by epse 8y ago
They used to be included because the Japanese had them in their encoding systems, but the situation now is far more fuzzy. Which is odd for a standard.

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