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by extra88 13y ago
I think a lot of what bulks up the rendering parts of the code is the handling of invalid web code. Not JavaScript, it's a programming language so throwing an error and stopping is expected behavior. But for HTML and CSS, browsers are
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by extra88 13y ago
You just posted the netshare link again instead of a StatCounter one. StatCounter's Mobile OS shows iOS at about 24% last month. http://gs.statcounter.com/#mobile_os-ww-monthly-201207-20130... But I don't think t
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by extra88 13y ago
You're right. I almost left it unattributed but went with the first link Google found.
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by extra88 13y ago
So you're assuming you'll get <em>nothing</em> from Social Security?
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by extra88 13y ago
"I didn't have time to write a short letter, so I wrote a long one instead." - Mark Twain
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by extra88 13y ago
Foot switches are available from ergonomic hardware companies. Kinesis makes the Savant Elite line of USB foot switches. They only provide Windows software for programming them but once programmed they can work with other OS's (with so
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by extra88 13y ago
Compared to what, USB3 DisplayLink docks? $200 is competitive with dual video DisplayLink docks and can out-perform them in video display (not to mention OS X support for DisplayLink sucks). It can also daisy chain other Thunderbolt devices
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by extra88 13y ago
I'm waiting for the $200 CalDigit Station. No FireWire port but multiple USB3 and you can attach 2 monitors, 1 HDMI & 1 Mini DisplayPort.
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by extra88 13y ago
He gives an example of what can happen with voice-based authentication but not SMS. What can an attacker do, collect the text as it passes between the cell tower and your phone then use it before you get the chance to? Or is it the scenario
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by extra88 13y ago
It is difficult, to say the least, to conceive of some Platonic ideal of "the content" of a written work without being influenced, positively or negatively, by the style of the writing. Your profession does not make you immune to
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by extra88 13y ago
Nonsense. American students at public and private universities flunk out all the time.
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by extra88 13y ago
Yes, it's the sequence of letters but that's not all. From the first line in TFA, "pqR — a “pretty quick” version of R."
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by extra88 13y ago
I've now been able to reach the page to read is myself. How is this propaganda? What's the other side to exposing activists to observation by oppressive regimes?
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by extra88 13y ago
The alternative is a federated model where you can one of many platform providers (or set up your own) and they can all "talk" to each other to create a "space" which is owned by no single entity. An open standard, defin
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by extra88 13y ago
Because I think yashkadakia's Google link was too oblique a response, here's my answer: the concerns are that A) a foreign owned U.S. telecom might refuse to provide the data NSA or other government agencies want (or reveal that t