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by jerrya 13y ago
If I take real files (.doc, .cc, .py) in a folder on my computer and move them into my google drive folder on my computer, Google Drive syncs those files to the web. Now my real files exist, sync'd, in two places. My local disk and
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by jerrya 13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Grifters_(film)
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by jerrya 13y ago
why isn't that frowned on? Because carriage returns.
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by jerrya 13y ago
It's MLM. https://www.origamiowl.com/join/opportunity/index.cfm REWARDING It's not just about the money you earn, but how that money can change your life and impact others. +Get Paid What You're Wor
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by jerrya 13y ago
Oh it's almost certainly guaranteed to fail. Also from the nytimes: One specialist said that as many as five million lines of software code may need to be rewritten before the Web site runs properly. In comparison: Windows 95 had 1
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by jerrya 13y ago
If the source code is so terrible, and if we still need to rely on it, is it really such a good idea to release it as open source? How will that help? Will it make healthcare.gov more reliable? More secure? Less vulnerable? Faster? Perhaps
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by jerrya 13y ago
One specialist said that as many as five million lines of software code may need to be rewritten before the Web site runs properly. In comparison: Windows 95 had 15 million lines of code. Windows 98, 18 million Windows XP, 35 mill
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by jerrya 13y ago
I think you need a often option. I read it more than rarely and less than most of the time.
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by jerrya 13y ago
Yes, however he is still a higher up (President) and the new employee's title is vice-president with one connection from the president not manager or sr. connecting to VP connecting to president.
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by jerrya 13y ago
I have no idea what truly happened but it seems: 1. younger person finds *rock star* older person 2. older person says yes, then says no, and says well I am not impressed enough with you 3. company says report to a hig
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by jerrya 13y ago
Famous Jewish Sports Legends: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IoACIIz33II
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by jerrya 13y ago
I am not sure how this is Hacker News, but assuming it is, I feel Yosemite is such a treasure, and so fragile, that the last thing I want to see are people tromping around it with no rangers around. Sounds like a very bad idea.
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by jerrya 13y ago
The first five years of CSS articles were: "How I got two columns in CSS" and "How I ditched tables for two columns in CSS". This does not make me think of CSS as a well specified standard to be used to style content in
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by jerrya 13y ago
All of these remarkable ways to hack CSS to make different geometric shapes (semi-circles, triangles, whatever) just leave me believing there is no computer science in CSS, no engineering in CSS, just a collection of hacks to develop to an
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by jerrya 13y ago
Ah! Thank you for the clarification. I plead caffeine deficiency.
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by jerrya 13y ago
In fact, I would be very surprised if that were the case, as it goes against what my own reporting has established. Which makes me wonder why they aren't. At the least, I don't see anything illegal about their scraping public fa
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The true story of the Yarnell fire(outsideonline.com)
1 points by jerrya 13y ago|0 comments
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by jerrya 13y ago
It wasn't even true 20 years ago. "Bob Costas" is playing the same stereotypes he claims to despise when others hold.
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by jerrya 13y ago
It's directly related to why there may not be an even balance of women in tech. Hanna Rosin explains the uneven balance of women in various job fields may be more related to rational individual choices expressing their true goals than
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by jerrya 13y ago
But Google, can't you please make us a Chromebook that can use a Nexus 10 or similar device as a second screen?
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by jerrya 13y ago
That culture influences visual perception does not seem to preclude other evolutionary or biological influences on visual perception. I don't have the reference you provide, maybe you can tell me if that reference or others you have pr
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by jerrya 13y ago
I haven't said anything about whether the demo was appropriate or not. Just the behavior. If it's an unconscious tick over and done with, much like a blink of an eye than it's not comparable to your beating someone up which w
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by jerrya 13y ago
If it happens to be a result of evolution, and I am not biologist, but if there are biological, evolutionary reasons for it, either because it helped program babies nursing, or because it was a replacement signal for buttocks when humans be
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by jerrya 13y ago
Is staring at tits sexist, or is it just a result of human evolution that affects us all, regardless of how sensitive we are to gender equality issues? https://www.google.com/search?q=hillary+staring+at+christina https:&#x
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by jerrya 13y ago
It seems to scale well and it provides a world wide commenting service -- in that sense it's an enormous success. But from site to site the UI changes, even within a site. Wired often has articles where the various disqus links back to
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by jerrya 13y ago
It's 2013. The only question worth asking is: Can a person easily connect and disconnect this cable in the dark (or if blind?) If the answer is no, then the cable design is terrible.
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by jerrya 13y ago
Why is Disqus a thriving though flawed comment platform and Livefyre a seemingly dead and flawed comment platform? I don't bother commenting on sites with Livefyre as do most people, it seems.
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by jerrya 13y ago
Building a new something that was designed, built, tested and launched quite a while ago is difficult because a lot of knowledge of the processes have been lost, along with tooling, supplies, etc. However, I do wonder why they build 1 Keple
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Misogynist trolls have turned Storify into a harassment tool(dailydot.com)
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by jerrya 13y ago
Must just be me. How about: I'll trade 7 1/2 months of the NSA annual budget for one hyperloop.

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