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fritzw
5y ago
It looks nice, and I’ve used similar solutions in the past. The problems are; when you update your server’s local library to a new version of iTunes or the operating system gets updated, the web app breaks. Webserver goes down, breaks. Sne
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5y ago
> All of the slippery slope arguments have already been possible for nearly a decade now with the cloud. That doesn't make it ok. The fact that you and my mom have normalized bad behavior doesn't make it any less offensive to m
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5y ago
I travel the northeast (Acela corridor) by car and I can attest this map for voice coverage is not accurate to what you are actually capable of using. Ironically, there is an area marked with coverage from all major providers that locally i
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Speculation grows over pardon for Edward Snowden after Trump remarks
(theguardian.com)
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7y ago
Fun story... VX nerve agent was discovered and originally introduced as a pesticide. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/VX_(nerve_agent)
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Apple takes flak for disputing iOS security bombshell dropped by Google
(arstechnica.com)
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David Koch Has Died
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As YouTube’s AI improves, bad videos are less likely to be reported
(wired.com)
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9y ago
That's simply not true. If he were in jail for downloading child porn there would need to be proof. There is none. He's in jail for contempt of court, not child porn.
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9y ago
This is no longer true. The paywall now applies to google search links.
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9y ago
Speed quality cost. Pick two. These photographs aren't very good. Yes, hundreds or thousands of photos per day is a lot. The difference between a good picture and a really good picture might be hours more setup and post processing. Thi
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9y ago
I think Netflix probably did it because people are inherently bad at being objective. For the average person, 2 stars for a movie and 4 for another isn't based on anything measurable, even they couldn't explain. I'm shocked a
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What convinced the Supreme Court to take the Wisconsin gerrymandering case?
(vox.com)
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9y ago
The bro who hits on, and strikes out, fist bumps is ok in my book, it was an honest appeal to date. It went down like the Hindenburg. He tried to move on. She's holding on to it, though it seems innocent. The rest of this is terrible.
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9y ago
I hate to cheap out and just send you to a history podcast, but it really is a great collection of remarks on the history of policing in the US. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/serve-protect-a-history-... It&#
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9y ago
I absolutely agree with everything you said with one exception. > "Protect and Serve" Everyone thinks that the police's job is their motto. It was some strategic messaging, but they came up with that. Police weren't c
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9y ago
The possibility of preemptive nuclear strike is still looms. There is also the possibility that the person with their finger on the metaphorical button is not all there, and maybe shouldn't have that power. There is a movement to remov
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9y ago
There is no propaganda like his propaganda. We won't know until the three government investigations are complete
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10y ago
You can delete accounts, but the function is hidden and you have to search the help section to find it https://www.facebook.com/help/delete_account
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10y ago
I hate to be to buzzkill but more than the computer systems is the food supply... climate change is going to reek havoc on our "retirement" we will likely die young starving and thirsty
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Ibuprofen Linked to a Higher Risk of Heart Problems
(time.com)
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10y ago
"He asked a colleague to break wind directly onto two Petri dishes" ... "first fully clothed, then with his trousers down." "Our final conclusion? Don't fart naked near food." It may not seem significant b
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10y ago
The article attacks the idea that genius is normal, and it maybe suggests that it would be hard to be normal and genius. Taking the title at face value, Your not a genius if you think you are. I will say that dealing with people who don
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10y ago
Over all the uniting factor seems to be having an outsiders view of the world. Creativity, or mental illness will both give you a unique view of the world. Otherwise, the writing composition is beyond me
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10y ago
> both cases are funded by budget deficits that increase the money supply The potential for your example was high, but your explanation fell flat. There is a connection between Medicare and pharma, but it's not that they both '
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10y ago
To insinuate that the average user is using uncompressed audio is being obtuse. The social context for the measurement by song came from iPod like devices based on the average 1MB per minute of audio MP3/MP4. Raw is 10MB Loseless comp
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The Fall of an Empire: Spammers expose their entire operation (1.4b records)
(csoonline.com)
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Ok I will try it again. I have to say when I used it during the trial, I liked it a lot. Love the inverse theme and the customization that is allowed. My only bad experience was, I ran the OS update that killed their app. It stopped updatin
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Swift lead: “My decision [to leave Apple had] nothing to do with openness”
(macobserver.com)
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10y ago
Referring to human skin in the plural makes it sound ultra creepy...
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