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A few more I use: SSH Tunnel Manager (open source). I don't really like managing tunnels via cmd so here's a GUI to do just that. https://code.google.com/p/ssh-tunnel-manager/ CryptSync (open source). Th
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I see. Thanks!
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Maybe you can help me. I actually paid for the licence this year but during the summer I moved to some other country and thus I'm unable to listen to the BBC radios. Is there a (legal) way around this?
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You realise it's the opposite for the first item, right? Code easier to read (and thus understand) is what everyone should aim for.
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Is there a citation for this? I'm aware if I use Google (I don't) then Google will have my search history, my location and some other details (like access to my emails if I use Gmail). I understand Google uses this data when selli
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That's something important for you to realise. The next step is to understand that the US government didn't change much lately meaning that idea you had in your mind was never true since at least the end of the second world war. T
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Or they could just lie.
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Keep in mind Mint is somewhat restricted to US. There might be a market for similar apps for other regions.
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You realise you can use that same logic to avoid fighting for anything, right? I don't really care if life is short, I won't cross my arms. I did have a laugh though but I would very much appreciate not needing to laugh at it at a
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I'd say after some point it starts being black humour instead of just humour. Even more if the ones doing it are precisely the ones fucking with us. Some people might like it, some won't.
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This year I've been recommending a donation in their name to a Watsi patient: https://watsi.org/ It's not the best match for every hacker but for those that care about what Watsi does then it's a really amazi
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Oh, I know that! What I'm not sure of is whether the black mucus happens because of pollution or something else.
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I usually get my fair bit of black mucus in Central London. Not sure what that means but some places don't smell that good. For example, Queen's Gate road in Kensington has a very strong smell of gas.
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Can't say I have an example but let's hope there's at least one company who cares about that. Some industries actually changed to accomodate for those that care. A good example: food companies. At least in Europe it's qu
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One thing to remember is that you must start somewhere. Overall, it's way better than not doing anything.
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Not really related, more like a curiosity: "jola" is (give or take) the cheap Portuguese word for beer.
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I would find it interesting to know how the average height changed over time. It seems now it's much more acceptable to have really tall pages unlike the above-the-fold way of thinking of the previous years.
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I haven't tried but there's probably no reason this won't work with Ubuntu installed on a Vagrant VM. Which is exactly how I develop nowadays from a Windows machine. This is crazy!
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I use the following sources as standards: - Vinay Sahni's Best Practices for Designing a Pragmatic RESTful API: http://www.vinaysahni.com/best-practices-for-a-pragmatic-res... - HN discussion on Vinay's post: htt
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I dig the new design, it's better than the previous one and it seems much faster too (not sure if this is because of the new design but that's how it feels to me). Good work and a nice write-up.
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Well, I'm pretty sure selling books is not their biggest slice of revenue. In situations like this I prefer to think of the post as coming from the author of a book which might give him some additional knowledge points on the issue at
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Seems like a competitor to Citrix, isn't it?
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People are probably missing the idea. In the past, like with the WikiLeaks cables, they released all at once and it didn't have that much effect, after one week most countries were already on some other matter. The slow dripping allows
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I have Microsoft Security Essentials installed but I only run it on-demand.
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But that would be a firewall and not an antivirus software.
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In my experience (happened twice), even if you buy the device from an Apple Store on some other European country (thus having the 2-y warranty) Apple Stores in the UK won't fix it. I had to wait for the flight home to have it fixed in
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Isn't this the before-tax and after-tax incorrect comparison?
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Work on it, it seems like a great idea you have there. Best of luck!
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Interesting. How do you make money?
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Here's mine: "[FirstName] [SecondName] e [FirstFamilyName] [SecondFamilyName]". That article ("e") in the middle gives me trouble all the time. First time I went to NYC I got asked by the passport guy what that &quo
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