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Two-Hit Wonder (2013)(newyorker.com)
14 points by jfaat 11y ago|0 comments
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Apple Is Being Investigated for Possibly Conspiring Against Spotify(forbes.com)
16 points by jfaat 11y ago|2 comments
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by jfaat 11y ago
More importantly, I think they are trying to avoid giving any incentive to hack a plane mid-flight. The policy also stated that criminal actions may be persued in cases of attempting to access these systems.
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by jfaat 11y ago
Can you provide a source? [edit] I've seen the claim made more than once in this thread without a source. I understand that the article was probably very wrong. I'm just interested to know if a reputable publication has confirmed
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by jfaat 11y ago
In fact, the vast majority of modern smartphones support GLONASS. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_smartphones_supporting_...
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How Much Money Does Bill Clinton Need?(newyorker.com)
3 points by jfaat 11y ago|1 comments
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Castles That Are Cheaper Than an Apartment in San Francisco(upout.com)
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Researchers Find a Hiring Bias That Favors Women(npr.org)
46 points by jfaat 11y ago|20 comments
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Is React Native Cross Platform Snake Oil?(rexstjohn.com)
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Did 1995 Change Everything?(newyorker.com)
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Starbucks and Postmates announce partnership(mashable.com)
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by jfaat 12y ago
> The new iTunes Connect acts like someone's first attempt at an Angular app Huh, it sure is. Is that surprising to anyone else? Also, while it may be Apple's first attempt as a company I'm sure they managed to find a few
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Earn 2GB of Google Drive space for checking your security settings(engadget.com)
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Our Hottest Year, Our Cold Indifference(newyorker.com)
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How “The Interview” Handled the Assassination of Kim Jong-Un(newyorker.com)
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by jfaat 12y ago
The US antitrust case[1] referred specifically to browser vendor lock-in. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Microsoft_Corp .
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Codrops – Sexy CSS(tympanus.net)
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The Filipino troops whose job is to keep China in check(nytimes.com)
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by jfaat 12y ago
I wasn't clear enough, but the confirmation button text can be customized. So as a quick example you could do something like this: Are you sure you want to delete? {Yes, delete thing X} {No, keep it} Would you still find that insuffi
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by jfaat 12y ago
Oh wow, I just assumed those were tied to callbacks instead of just being a showCancelButton arg. The more I look into it the more underwhelmed I become.
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by jfaat 12y ago
True but you can also use it with ok/cancel options, which I think fits the use case you mentioned when you said: > if the user is doing something that can destroy data without the possibility of undoing their actions then you&#x27
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by jfaat 12y ago
Very interesting, thank you for the correction. I lived there when I was young, but never realized this was the case.
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by jfaat 12y ago
The biggest issue I take with this article and the study it references is that they insist on calling the shredded abomination we consume in the US "mozzarella" without so much as a nod to the real thing [1]. I can say fairly conf
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by jfaat 12y ago
When I answer a question correctly (Chrome 37, OS10.9) both the "try again" and "correct" options show with the "try again" message covering the "correct" message, so it appears as though I answered
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Iggy Azalea and the Realness of Hip-Hop(newyorker.com)
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Netflix and the Future of Television(newyorker.com)
68 points by jfaat 12y ago|57 comments
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Did Texas Execute an Innocent Man? (2009)(newyorker.com)
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by jfaat 12y ago
I agree, however sometimes your front brakes are out and you still need to bike home. A bit of critical thinking can allow you to largely overcome a serious safety issue. Saying "the system is broken" is less helpful than saying &
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by jfaat 12y ago
Whenever these types of questions are required for account recovery, I use a false set of answers as an additional security measure. Probably a good practice for a celebrity.
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Critics Blame Airbnb for San Francisco's Housing Problems(npr.org)
35 points by jfaat 12y ago|83 comments

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