jackweirdy

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by jackweirdy 13y ago
A note about your choice of the word "even" - Alpha radiation will kill you a lot more effectively than Gamma when it's inside you. This is for the same reason it's not damaging outside - Alpha radiation doesn't tra
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
+1 on the nope, I have Virgin Media. No installation fee & the line was run to the house years ago, we don't even have a BT phone line.
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Twitter exchange between Alan Rusbriger and Keith Vaz MP(twitter.com)
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
Love the idea of this. Perhaps instead of "little feedback", which could leave people new to the app with no-one to carpool with, you could restrict results to those who have verified a Facebook profile. The idea being that friend
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
What's more hilarious is that Microsoft make more money from that patent than their entire revenue from Windows Phone: http://www.forbes.com/sites/timworstall/2013/12/06/german-pa...
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
Oops https://github.com/fogleman/Craft/issues/15
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
Python also understands zip format for modules. So you run zip -r mymodule.zip mymodule/ and you have the same portability as you have with jar. For bonus points, you can append that zip to a copy of the python executable (either pytho
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
I have a WR-1043, as well as an MR3240 - It seems all TP-Link kit is built like tanks. Can't recommend it enough.
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
You should check out this Greek island which has implemented one itself: http://www.zdnet.com/greek-island-gets-wireless-mesh-network...
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Gif Delayer is a chrome plugin that stops gifs from playing until fully loaded(github.com)
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
Just noticed that for me (on ubuntu at least) the default provider sends a lot of stuff as well as the query! {google:baseURL}search?q=%s&client=ubuntu&channel=cs&{google:RLZ}{google:originalQueryForSuggestion}{google:assistedQu
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
Installed ghost earlier this week. It's awesome. The only problem I've had so far is that this bug https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/issues/527 means I can't run it at https://mysite
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
The Guardian, roughly every other day. Recently it's been daily though.
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
Time & Geographically based searches would be a moneymaker, no doubt about it. Could be something that Twitter would buy up themselves too
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
RE no homepage mention of it: I suspect there are those who would try to get it for free, regardless of how much it costs. It's probably more successful in converting those who wouldn't have paid in the first place - IE by remindi
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
The only link cited in that article seems to be an all-age study of walking habits, where the 18-25 year old habits gets a 1 sentence mention. http://www.bupa.com/media-centre/press-releases/uk/17-oct-20...
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
It said $150,000 per infringement (!) and I highly doubt the site made anywhere near that amount in revenue, let alone profit
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
Why is node.js a mess?
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
If you're looking to deploy to a larger platform (AWS scale deployments) check out the JuJu charm for node apps - https://juju.ubuntu.com/docs/howto-node.html
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
Well we have a hell of a lot more transparency about where that key is, who generated and has access to it. There's a video of the entire ceremony online somewhere, at the moment I can only find [this summary]( https://www.yo
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by jackweirdy 13y ago
I disagree with this completely. The CA Model is absolutely flawed, and this is just patching a flawed model. I'd love to see a push for [DANE]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS-based_Authentication_of_Na... ) - wh