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by ics 13y ago
FF22 works fine here (OS X). Edit: Also see below re: ghostery (or other blockers).
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Flattr adds [partial] Bitcoin support(blog.flattr.net)
2 points by ics 13y ago|0 comments
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by ics 13y ago
Starting at 3.5/700/700/700 and working my way up to 4.0/800/800/800 only added three or four schools. Changing states didn't make a difference, but adding an ACT score added just a couple more schools.
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Forensic Analysis of the Tor Browser Bundle on OS X, Linux, and Windows [pdf](research.torproject.org)
10 points by ics 13y ago|3 comments
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NIST releases Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Framework draft(nist.gov)
1 points by ics 13y ago|0 comments
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by ics 13y ago
Still, why would you get rid of it in the first place just because something is better on the way? IIRC their reasons for getting rid of it had to do with not being a distribution center and focusing strictly on the source code development.
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by ics 13y ago
Right, but there are still some sticky issues surrounding nullification. "This so-called right of jury nullification is put forward in the name of liberty and democracy, but its explicit avowal risks the ultimate logic of anarchy.&quot
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by ics 13y ago
If you use typekit, give Prenton a try. I was also on the hunt for a Whitney-as-body replacement and it's what I'm currently using. The proportions are very nice (versus the gothics you'll often see as recommended) and they h
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by ics 13y ago
Literally days after spending another couple days searching for a Whitney replacement for a site I'm working on and finally getting set up with Typekit. Still, this is something the entire design community has been looking forward to
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by ics 13y ago
Judging by their prototypes (and assuming it does catch on) that should be pretty easy for them or someone else to offer. They're already letting people build the support band themselves based on drawings, I don't see why they cou
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Design and Implementation of the GNU Alternative Domain System(gnunet.org)
2 points by ics 13y ago|0 comments
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by ics 13y ago
What's the fiber situation in Germany? Seems like a good opportunity for the sub-100,000 customer ISP market to light up (despite the other challenges one assumes would come with running any small/regional ISP). Is there any incen
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by ics 13y ago
This is a nice list, thanks for sharing. Here is another which many of you probably know but isn't linked at the bottom of the article: http://paulbourke.net/fun/ I do wish the comments were hidden by default.
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by ics 13y ago
> What would be useful is a pre-assembled virtual machine image or other form of appliance that allows you to deploy and test a mail server within about an hour or so, without having to duct-tape any of this together yourself. There at l
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by ics 13y ago
I would imagine that the "depending on the provider" bit has more to do with their existing infrastructure than participation per se. A live notification for when someone is on Facebook or even Google would probably be much easier
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by ics 13y ago
What's funny is that I came back to this post specifically to ask where the language bar had gone... the last couple repos I looked at were "pure" so I didn't see the usual blocky bar– just a solid stripe that I didn&#x2
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by ics 13y ago
For those curious, the newsletter this was announced on is Nonsense NYC ( http://www.nonsensenyc.com/ ). I've been unsubscribed for the last year or two, but in years prior there have been many very interesting items eve
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Al-Qaida said to be changing its ways after leaks (hosted.ap.org)
21 points by ics 13y ago|34 comments
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by ics 13y ago
Sounds a lot more cost effective (to the end user) than the home stenographer! [0] [0] http://www.comedycentral.com/video-clips/go8cre/chappelle-s-...
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by ics 13y ago
I think donating a dollar for a custom visitor counter would be the perfect option... doesn't really set apart anyone, still provides a bit of fun.
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Tumblr Community Guidelines(tumblr.com)
1 points by ics 13y ago|0 comments
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by ics 13y ago
I don't think your parent was suggesting Xcode is the reason, just one that hadn't yet been brought up...
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by ics 13y ago
You're quite right, but it's still worth noting that most supertalls are emphatically not residential towers. Office towers are much easier to manage when there's a workday pattern. I wonder if the rampant debt and conseque
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by ics 13y ago
The Burj received some pretty unflattering coverage a year or two ago for their "poop trucks", which were necessary for moving however many tons of feces 30,000+ people produce per day. However in many cases the building "che
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by ics 13y ago
I can't the video at the moment, who is the senator speaking?
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by ics 13y ago
Very well then. Practically speaking I'm much more concerned with spear-phishing on Google services than what we're discussing, but I'm glad you took the time to make your points. I won't hold my breath for them to intro
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by ics 13y ago
No? I didn't mean that they're just a bigger target. Are you saying there is no additional threat (whether XSS, HTTP, SQL or whatever) to the system when YouTube, Google+, Gmail, etc. are all being developed by different teams wit
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by ics 13y ago
Somewhat OT: A few years ago I was really into customizing my desktop and remember falling in love with much of David Lanham's [1] work. Most icons and "skins" and whatnot, from WinAmp to Mac OS X, were about maximum gloss an
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by ics 13y ago
First off, I can't really fathom why anyone (businesses!) wouldn't keep good offline backups of their email of all things. But it's a fair point– data loss isn't the only threat and Google is not lacking in engineering t
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by ics 13y ago
Admittedly I was asking this here primarily for small business suggestions– I certainly wouldn't expect a simple provider switch to pull the wool over the NSA's eyes. It's a silly thought for a business anyway, where the only

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