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by inafield 13y ago
1.) Insurance providers are, unfortunately, set up that way in Canada. Bulk processing of applicants is cheaper administratively than lots of individual applicants. I think any insurance company that wants to rock the boat will take a long
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by inafield 13y ago
> "a little different..." Now we get cat and food videos that are super-stylized to look like they've been made with a plastic filter over the lens. ;-)
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by inafield 13y ago
Your point is still not relevant because it's offered as a benefit, not control. Complaining about it is like complaining that you're being paid a specific salary and not another one. Don't like it? Go somewhere else. Want to
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by inafield 13y ago
> Nothing says 'alien' like blue grey skin right? The ultimate Avatar cosplay.
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by inafield 13y ago
> silver also kills people Long before it kills anyone, it may turn them blue. And if that is happening, chances are you are taking way too much. Too much of any good thing is a bad idea.
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by inafield 13y ago
While I don't have a link to the studies at hand, I've seen it shown that being any amount of intoxicated generally makes people relaxed enough that they are able to handle better some of the forces of some types of automobile col
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by inafield 13y ago
I agree, this is really well done! Did you try the camera parameter autofocus checkbox?
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by inafield 13y ago
What's a bonus? I'm a top employee for my employer but I've never had this phantom thing.
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by inafield 13y ago
I'd be willing to bet that someone has stolen some universal unlock codes for a variety of manufacturers and it is now in the wild. Of course, no car company wants to admit this.
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by inafield 13y ago
I'm in Chrome and had no problems. Edit: Never mind, just saw a notification that my antivirus is blocking some malware trying to install something on my machine.
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by inafield 13y ago
I recall reading through one of the public NSA or USAF whitepapers on securing Windows XP for usage within their organization and I'm pretty sure they recommended using a Virtual Machine that had been set up following a bunch of extremely s
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by inafield 13y ago
Ever heard of Chrome's inspector and just deleting certain nodes? 3 seconds you're done.
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by inafield 13y ago
If they told you, they'd have to... oh never mind.
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by inafield 13y ago
Your question is basically what the entire article is about. Short answer: difficult when dealing with a system that by design is not supposed to read any part of the data. "The current generation of quantum cryptography systems are point-t
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by inafield 14y ago
In 2009, my Great-Opa (1907-2010) asked me why it took my (then girlfriend) and I so long to decide to date and consider marriage, having met online 8 years prior and only 6mo earlier decided to start long distance dating. He met his first
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by inafield 14y ago
Disclaimer: I'm not offering a perfect solution to the ideal test. 1.) Depends on how everyone is routing. The people replying directly to the OP's page are checking from different servers with god-knows-what kind of routing tables that the
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by inafield 14y ago
What I value, and what I get paid, are two different things. No matter how theoretical you want to get, at the end of the day you have in your hand what you actually have in your hand.
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by inafield 14y ago
Wow. Thankyou. Made my day and possibly our QA team's day.
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by inafield 14y ago
It's not a replacement, it's just the back-end that is getting replaced. Feedly will just change its back-end to Normandy instead of Google Reader.
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by inafield 14y ago
Exactly. I'm imagining a world where I tell a customer to use a Chrome add-in that automatically starts recording what they do and uploads it to me and I can see what is going on. Even if not that wonderful, just the ability to have QA or f
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by inafield 14y ago
Even more awesome would be the ability to send the recorded content to someone.
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by inafield 14y ago
They didn't. It uses a new engine, Glassbox. There's a difference between Sims and Sim City.
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by inafield 14y ago
I agree that they look terrible. It felt like I was thrown back to Windows 3.1 and Windows 95 tiled backgrounds. Trippy.
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by inafield 14y ago
If you're on salary or your boss won't pay you for hours past 8 hours, then that equation does not work. It only matters if the time lost could have actually resulted in you being paid that amount of money. Unpaid time is still unpaid time
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by inafield 14y ago
And Al-Jazeera isn't? All news media is biased.
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by inafield 14y ago
In order to be more constructive, what would you have thought they would use? Notepad? nano? edit? TextPad?
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by inafield 14y ago
I completely agree. Why should the admins limit the functionality when there is an existing usage that is perfectly suited for this? The scroll wheel in my mouse can be used as a middle click to open a new tab. On some laptops with trackpad
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by inafield 14y ago
Looks like Cnet is having issues. I keep getting "Whoops! You broke the Internet!" on most of their pages.
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by inafield 14y ago
All I read from the author is a bunch of whining. My employer hires a masseuse once every two weeks and all employees who want to will receives a 15-minute chair massage. Should the "person on the street" whine because this isn't provided t
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by inafield 14y ago
Don't tell that to the folks at www.scirra.com who make the program Construct2. Or the many companies that use Construct2.

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