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idbehold
9y ago
Bingo. Facebook is one of the easiest services to do this with because their mobile site is nearly identical to their native app. Similarly YouTube is also surprisingly good on mobile browsers.
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idbehold
9y ago
http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/health/a14442546/two...
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idbehold
9y ago
Versioned Protocol Security Tokens: VPST Novice-Proof Security Tokens: NPST Just Verify Valid Tokens: JVVT Safer Security Tokens: SST Note: the first one is my only real suggestion, the rest are just for fun. And you are right, it is surpri
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idbehold
9y ago
I do wish a different acronym had been chosen. When I search for "[language of choice] JWT" pretty much all results are relevant. But even if this new token schema takes off it will forever be a hassle to find relevant results for
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idbehold
9y ago
Can they not make metal bins that work with the same mechanism?
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idbehold
9y ago
This is my fear if I ever decided to work remotely. It's not the initial job, it's what my job prospects would be if that first job ever fell through.
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idbehold
9y ago
Which book is that?
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idbehold
9y ago
So what happens when I create my 51st todo?
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idbehold
9y ago
https://qntm.org/abolish
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idbehold
9y ago
https://qntm.org/abolish
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idbehold
9y ago
I think the more upsetting thing is the part where even if the candidate passes the "interview" and gets "hired" they must be trained (see: work) for three months w/o pay.
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idbehold
9y ago
Does having your weeks start on Monday get confusing at all? I guess I'd just find it weird to have Thursday be the middle of the week instead of Wednesday. I also just find dates weird in general since it seems to use 1-based indexing
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idbehold
9y ago
Okay, their fine is the value of their stock/options in the company. I think companies would care more about security if the board members were the ones we make examples of in cases like this.
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idbehold
9y ago
> issue treasury bonds to shareholders who aren't members of the board
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idbehold
9y ago
Yeah, that was my though as well. It seems like what you need is something like: const objToArray = Object.entries const arrayToObj = (a) => a.reduce((a, [k, v]) => ((a[k]=v), a), {}) arrayToObj(objToArray({ foo: 'bar&
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idbehold
9y ago
OData
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Ideally all content publishers start to really depend on this "feature" and then one or two of the major browser vendors a few years down the line suddenly stop enforcing any restriction the DRM had. Now the publishers have to spe
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idbehold
9y ago
So hopefully Firefox will simply display DRM content and ignore any restriction DRM imposes.
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idbehold
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Oh, there are plenty of things that will wipe out humans far earlier. I was just pointing out that there's always something threatening to destroy us.
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idbehold
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Wait, so everyone is allowed to contribute to global climate change without permission, but we need everyone's agreement to prevent it?
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idbehold
9y ago
Agreed, these types of solutions are really just a stopgap (and a relatively short one at that). But that's always been the case. I mean, there's no beating entropy. Eventually the heat-death of the universe will make it, literall
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idbehold
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Since stopping CO2 levels from rising is nigh impossible, the only option left it seems is something drastic like this (I'm reminded of Futurama where they drop a giant ice cube into the ocean every once in a while). It has the added b
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idbehold
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> which I assume will not be "completed" until Source 3 gets named the next version. Haven't you heard? Valve never releases a third version of anything.
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idbehold
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Over a million megabytes of storage!
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TC39 has no affiliation with Node or its package manager. It's only for the ECMAScript language specification.
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idbehold
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I just flew in and boy are my arms tired.
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I guess the use-case they're expecting is someone sitting at their terminal and it is announced that the flight that was scheduled to depart in an hour is now going to depart in five or six hours. The user pulls out their phone and ent
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idbehold
9y ago
Why not both? A chatbot and a simple web form.
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idbehold
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The ability to enter information out of order. The ability to correct my input afterwards. The ability to potentially provide autocomplete for the flight numbers based on previous inputs. The ability to disable submission if the user-provid
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idbehold
9y ago
It appears to ask the same three questions regardless. So why not just make it a form with three inputs and a submit button?
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