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by gnoway 11y ago
Don't underestimate sports. I think live sports are what keeps the industry afloat.
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by gnoway 11y ago
You'd think that, but the closest we got was Citrix vs. Microsoft and that was over before it really ever got started: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remote_Desktop_Protocol#Versio...
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by gnoway 11y ago
I think what you might be missing is that your 86% number is from the Grocery Manufacturers Association, which is an industry trade group. I would not take that number at face value. I also wouldn't assume that group speaks for restaur
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by gnoway 11y ago
Site does not resolve for me, here is the google cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:94NVni1...
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by gnoway 11y ago
This seems like an overreaction to me. The point of the proposal is to establish an accreditation process for privacy and proxy providers, and part of that would be to bring their practices in line with established verified-identity rules.
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by gnoway 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9703766
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by gnoway 11y ago
The article points out that everyone will experience this at some point due to extended exertion. This girl's condition makes it happen more quickly than average.
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by gnoway 11y ago
I have a few of their basic model keys. They have implemented OATH-HOTP as well as their own OTP scheme and HMAC-SHA1 challenge-response. You can also embed a static password. The keys have two slots and both of them can be used for any of
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U.K. newspaper tries to silence Glenn Greenwald criticism with copyright claim(dailydot.com)
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by gnoway 11y ago
Respectfully, I never took from it that Scott didn't know what io.js was, rather that he knew and was being vocally dismissive. How quickly did you guys expect to get treated like evil corporate overlords? I bet not this quickly.
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by gnoway 11y ago
Thank you. I read right over it. I still think the original article (though shorter) is better.
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by gnoway 11y ago
The original WaPo article[1] is better IMO. It actually mentions that people on average are an inch taller than in 1960 before starting to pound the obesity drum. [1] http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp
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by gnoway 11y ago
France mandated breathalyzer kits in all cars a few years ago, although it has since been suspended[1]. [1] http://www.thelocal.fr/20130124/france-motorists-drivers-sus...
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by gnoway 11y ago
AKA the Amazon Reverse Microloan program.
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by gnoway 11y ago
On a new computer or browser install where I am the primary user, I usually set my browser up to use 0MB cache and to delete history on exit. I'm not specifically trying to hide anything, but I don't want to be in a situation wher
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by gnoway 11y ago
Just to add to this, KeePass worked using the old ADP portal system (portal.adp.com, a traditional 'authentication required' popup), but does not with the new portal (workforcenow.adp.com, a form-based login). For whatever reason
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by gnoway 11y ago
I've got nothing to back this up, but every high speed train project I've heard of in the US - which is admittedly like 2 or maybe 3 - has failed due to budget mismanagement, politics or both. Do we have any meaningful HSR in this
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by gnoway 11y ago
Well, at the school I went to (and did not graduate from), CS was offered through the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Along with Mathematics, Chemistry, Economics, Biology and several other useful disciplines. Liberal Arts is not a co
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by gnoway 11y ago
That it may illustrate the article's premise: while people know what's going on with data collection, they believe they are powerless to stop it. Or that we have a society where 5% off is so important that people are willing to gi
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by gnoway 11y ago
This is kind of a nitpick. I can come back at you and moan about TRIM support on a 3rd party SSD in that same Mac Mini - no problem in that Windows 7 laptop. That's about equally relevant.
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by gnoway 11y ago
"As ridiculous and janky as that initial experience was, it wasn’t like it was a failure on our end or on the other end. I wouldn’t really see this as a shortcoming." He can only say this because they are profitable. In reality I
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by gnoway 11y ago
Why not weight results by the number of training attempts, and publish the number of attempts along with the results? You wouldn't have to disqualify anyone, but over-submitting would embarrass the cheater and hurt their score.
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by gnoway 11y ago
Well it's more about preying on vulnerable people in general. Not playing along may make you lose your severance, and may also ruin your rep with that company for the purposes of re-hire. Obviously you shouldn't work for the Disne
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by gnoway 11y ago
I use Cygwin as my terminal environment for everything that works. Any fs operation involving lots of files (e.g. find) is slow. Copying files is slow. CIFS in particular seems much slower via //server/share in Cygwin than na
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by gnoway 11y ago
"BestMp4ToMp3 converter" didn't give it away?
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by gnoway 11y ago
Well it's a good thing you feel safer. I was particularly concerned by this: "The leader of the red team employed brilliant asymmetric tactics resulting in 16 U.S. ships, including two supercarriers, going to the bottom in a very
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by gnoway 11y ago
I usually see this in the context of movies and TV, not web stuff. How would you do native advertising in a web article? As for native advertising in tv/movies, we've had that already for years if not decades; if that were going t
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by gnoway 11y ago
The point is not "don't shop around," the point is "don't broadcast to management that you're shopping around."
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by gnoway 11y ago
It comes down to how you present it. If you tell a high level manager that you're shopping around for a better gig, you're basically waving a big flag that says "don't invest in me." You can have a conversation abou
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by gnoway 11y ago
I'm confused about why 'net metering exists' is a good argument against these batteries. As I understand it this is a mandated buy of excess home-generated solar at retail prices - is this correct? If so, does everyone really

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