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   by etimberg 11y ago

   I went through to the actual report ( http://www.transportenvironment.org/sites/te/files/publicati... ) and found an infographic (figure 8) that shows some of the methods manufacturers can use to defeat tests.
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   by etimberg 11y ago

   It looks like it would be really awesome to have, but I have a feeling that it's going to be much more expensive than the current iPads. If that's the case, it almost makes more sense to buy a Surface Pro 3.
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   by etimberg 11y ago

   No the original commenter, but is PE looking for any maintenance help? I certainly don't mind doing things like issue tracking, documentation, etc.
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   by etimberg 11y ago

   I've been liking Google Play Music so far.
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   by etimberg 11y ago

   If so then I don't see the problem. However, the document reads as if this is an agreement for photographers working for the media. But in that case isn't the photographer paid for the photos by the group publishing the photos?
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   by etimberg 11y ago

   Map and set are much nicer in ES6 as built in objects.
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   by etimberg 11y ago

   hey nirkalimi, I'm one of the maintainers of Chart.js. I know of a previous issue where the behaviour you described occurred on devices with window.devicePixelRatio greater than 1. Your JS fiddle didn't reproduce on my machine and
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   Spy agencies target mobile phones, app stores to implant spyware(cbc.ca)

   126 points by etimberg 11y ago|46 comments
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   by etimberg 11y ago

   The broadcast channel support looks promising. Does anyone know if Chrome plans to support it in the future?
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    Another library to consider is Snap SVG [1]. It's written by the author of Raphael [1] http://snapsvg.io/about/
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    I think it would be pretty mean spirited of the USB-IF to go after open source hardware projects. It's not like these are projects that will be earning someone money. Unfortunately, lawyers will probably get overzealous.
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    Except if you're somewhere where it does matter. Take Canada for instance, you cannot call yourself an engineer without being a licensed Professional Engineer.
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    Looks great, thanks for sharing :)
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    It seems to be a known issue with Selenium 2.44. Hopefully it gets fixed ASAP
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    I agree that the patent system is broken. I'm wondering what exactly about the manipulation is patentable given that the manipulations could happen randomly in nature. I was hoping daughart could provide his arguments as someone who wo
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    Maybe you can enlighten me, but how can any of this be patented in the first place?
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    It's already been used in larger animals. http://www.nature.com/nprot/journal/v9/n8/full/nprot.2014.13... I know there is one paper that describes curing a liver disease (in a mouse I think) us
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    One big problem is that the union that represents contract faculty also represents graduate students and for the most part isn't taken seriously by the general public. For example, I saw an ad from the union at York University calling
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    Last summer for 2 weeks at my girlfirend's cottage. Didn't have cell service either. We did have satellite TV though.
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    Sounds like journal editors should run everything through TurnItIn (or other similar service).
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    This is about things like path resolution, directory permissions, file permissions, directory iterators, etc.
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    The information bandwidth in bytes/s is limited by the SNR and the bandwidth (in Hz) of the radio channel. The atmospheric "window" is only so large. At the same time, antenna's can only be so focused and transmit power
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    RBC to Partner with Toronto Based Bionym(cbc.ca)

    1 points by etimberg 12y ago|0 comments
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    I like the unified call syntax proposals. The one that has the potential to go bad quickly is operator. which I forsee being used to create some painfully obfuscated code.
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    Some of them I like as colours, some I don't (bright teal for instance is just horrendous)
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    I'm a programmer not a designer but here's my $.02. As a user I like the flat UI concept not because of the flatness, but because of the colours. I'm tired of looking at grey all day and these provide a welcome change.
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    I like this idea in theory. the rectangle the example is a good one that I've personally tripped over before. That being said, this could hurt readability in some cases as single lines of code are going to get larger, especially with l
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    You'll love this talk then: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEYCU62yeYk
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    I upgraded an iPad 3 to iOS 8 and I definitely regret it. I don't like how Safari has changed, and it just feels sluggish.
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    by etimberg 12y ago

    Ebola has been theorized to be airborne by scientists at the National Microbiology laboratory in Winnipeg. Cite from 2012: http://www.nature.com/srep/2012/121115/srep00811/full/srep00...