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by gregable 11y ago
Potentially. However, <noscript> tags can be used to deal with some of this. Most web pages probably won't do this though.
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by gregable 11y ago
I'm fairly sure there is only one solution.
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by gregable 11y ago
I reversed the order of the arrows, but I'm not sure about flipping the glyphs. Those are the standard unicode glyphs for rotation arrows, I didn't want to use any images on the page. I suppose I could use CSS to invert them.
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by gregable 11y ago
I added 20 pixels of left margin to the puzzle, let me know if that helps. I think it depends on screen resolution, I'm not seeing the same thing. If it's still causing you trouble Cntrl +/- should work for resizing the page
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by gregable 11y ago
Awesome, thanks! I've added attributions on both the blog post and the puzzle page. It's a really fun puzzle, the author of it definitely deserves credit.
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Regular Expression Crossword Puzzle(gregable.com)
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by gregable 11y ago
The <link> tag is similar in browsers to a meta tag, it doesn't cause browsers to take any behavior, so this doesn't cause a ping to any server. The AMP HTML version of a page does require a javascript src to make these tran
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by gregable 11y ago
> how much faster is it than ad-blocked webpages? Poke at it out yourself to get a feel for the answer. Find any recent article on any site of one of these publishers that have enabled AMP pages. You can find a list on https:/&#x2F
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by gregable 11y ago
Two URLs are optional. You can make one page that is AMP valid and point link rel=canonical to self. This is still useful as it helps avoid multiple URLs for the same resources a.l.a. www.foo.com vs foo.com and ?meaningless_parameter.
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by gregable 11y ago
Agreed PVWatts is more accurate, and it's what a solar installer is actually likely to use when doing a roof assessment. But to use PVWatts you need to input things like the tilt and orientation of your roof, the size of the system you
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by gregable 13y ago
I'm particularly interested in the promise of no keyboard mouse or monitor based wifi registration of the Pi. It doesn't seem like this is complete though. I'd love to see a Raspbian version that, if it detects a wifi dongle
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by gregable 13y ago
If I understand their graph, they are generating about 0.29 BTC / day with this. Current BTC exchange is $118, so $34.22 revenue / day. At 44W, they'll spend ~1kW/day on power so only around $0.10 or so depending on where their power is c
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by gregable 13y ago
This makes me sad.
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by gregable 13y ago
It may be 10 years old, but it's still what's being sold: http://www.amazon.com/Rain-Bird-ESP-4M-4-Station-Controller/...
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by gregable 14y ago
While not exactly the same thing, one can use an encryption password for their sync data. The password is not sent to Google and must be entered individually on every chrome installation: http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=
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by gregable 14y ago
$10 seems like actually a very good price for LED bulbs, especially if they work as advertised. Add in a 10yr warranty and it seems like a no brainer. Cree isn't a little startup or anything either, it's an established LED manufacturer.
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by gregable 14y ago
Nice. One issue is that the common idiom of cntrl+f is going to be broken with this. Would be awesome if the table supported a search box of some sort.
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by gregable 14y ago
Great way to do marketing. It's not only interesting and engaging, but also actually useful regardless of whether or not you buy their product.
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by gregable 14y ago
The cost may still be a little too far out, but what about requiring breeders to register the dog's DNA sequence in some database. If the dog is found as a stray, a large fine is imposed on the breeder or the most recently registered owner
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by gregable 14y ago
I work for big tech company. I reply to recruiters that I'm having too much of a great time where I'm at (true), but they seem like an effective tech recruiter and would they be interested in joining [big tech company]? Most say no, though
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by gregable 14y ago
Though it could be read from several disks simultaneously / cached to flash/RAM and other neat tricks to improve I/O bandwidth.
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by gregable 14y ago
A few guesses other than the man in the middle one. One is that China might then just block Google ssl requests completely. Another is that if China did block Google ssl requests completely, it would also break any other google.com servic
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by gregable 14y ago
Option based compensation usually has a strike price at the value of the company around the point of hiring. Options are more volatile than stock. If the share price drops further, the options would be worthless. As the share price rises
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by gregable 14y ago
I'm not an android developer, but I am curious. Why is it that testing on dozens/hundreds of platforms is considered essential for cell phones, but not for PCs? Is android just that much worse at abstracting hardware than traditional OS'e
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by gregable 14y ago
It sounds like in principle it might also reduce fraud overall. Thus, maybe 80% of the fraud goes away and 20% remains, but that liability is shifted to the consumer rather than the bank (who otherwise passes it to the merchant anyway). I
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by gregable 14y ago
Another related perspective on earth oceans. Take a thimble of water and pour it into the ocean. Allow sufficient time for it to evenly mix. Now scoop a new thimble of water out of that ocean. Your new thimble will have several molecule
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by gregable 14y ago
While I don't disagree with your overall sentiment, most "high speed" internet connections have rather limited upload speeds which can have some limiting factor on peer-to-peer activity (including piracy).
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by gregable 14y ago
That's not quite correct. As far as I can tell, +1'ing things does not appear in your stream and won't appear in the streams of the folks who are following you. Sharing does, but not +1'ing. +1'ing does appear on your profile under the +
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by gregable 14y ago
This is correct, so it's not likely inherited (though we don't completely understand everything about inheritance such as the possible inheritance of miRNA). If you think of DNA as code, genes as specific programs, you can think of express

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