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This post looks like it could be an awesome blog post and thread on it's own!
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Kayak.com allows you to set email alerts for this
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You get more control over your online presence by participating than by opting out...
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Chrome devtools shows he's got a WebSocket open. In the Network tab you can filter on WebSockets, find the request, and there's a Frames tab showing all the frames (unfortunately does not update in realtime).
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This is probably the most genuine perspective I've read around women and black people in tech. It is refreshing to read actual experiences and views without general vagaries. I can only hope that as a white male twentysomething I'
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Do you frequently come into contact with other people's bodily fluids at the state fair?
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Michael Crichton's novel Disclosure had a few funny scenes about their VR system having a 'puke factor' as well...
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Since this article is 2 years old, the follow up is that China's Supreme Court has ruled in favor of AMSC, but the lawsuits are still bouncing around Chinese courts: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-02-19/ch
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Yep, I usually wind up using Uber to get from my apartment to the bars, and then there's enough cabs in the street outside the bars that it's faster to just hail one to get home.
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I'd chalk it up to the geek tinkering mindset. Geeks like to tinker, and Neo-Paganism and other non-mainstream religions provide a nice framework for experimenting with your own set of religious beliefs.
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Who exactly is being censored here? Eich made his opinion known with his donations, and his employees are making their opinions known on Twitter.
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Anybody know how to do this in nginx?
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The reasoning goes that feeling the need for something actually pushes it away, or rather a feeling of neediness attracts more neediness. But if you feel satisfied with your weight then reality will find ways to bring you to a weight you&#x
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> Drag-and-drop on a small monitor is often frustrated by the need to first arrange the source and destination so that both are visible at the same time. At least in Windows and KWin, drag to the destination window's icon in the tas
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If github goes down/becomes evil wouldn't it be trivial to just push your repo to another host? I guess there's other things that might tie you into their ecosystem, like wiki/issue tracking/static hosting, but git
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Of course you think that, you're the one writing it!
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Agree, it's the first CMS I've worked with that wasn't incredibly painful. Modifying Cartridge to work with my payment provider was pretty straightforward, and creating a few custom Page types was super easy as well!
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It's probably more of a perception thing than anything else. An animated GIF feels like a lot less overhead than a full on video, even if the file itself is smaller as a video. Also user forums like reddit are a lot more likely to perm
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Odd, Health and Human Services this morning said pretty much the opposite... http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2013/09/25/h... I DON'T KNOW WHO TO BELIEVE ANYMORE!
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I'd be curious to hear why you make a distinction between leaking for the public interest and leaking because of a disagreement with an organization's politics? Presumably most people hold their political views because they believ
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Ahhh yes, I think this is in the Lion's commentary on UNIX source book. I remember our professor pointing out this comment and then telling us that we are indeed expected to understand it. The code that followed I believe implemented s
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You refer to them by their preferred sex. A transgender man is (usually) female-to-male or FTM, and would be referred to with male pronouns. Using the pronouns of their birth gender is considered rude.
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Seriously, what is a serif? Sounds like designer voodoo speak for 'pay me more money'!
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Sounds like you're a terrible person on Facebook. I'll assume you're not a terrible person and maybe you can adopt some of my practices if you think they're useful to you: - Don't connect with professional contacts
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And it's always exciting when those tunnels flood... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_flood
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The livereload stuff is magical. Best use of WebSockets ever...
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Are you trying to combine WebSockets or realtime communication with Django? I'd look at Cody Soyland's excellent work on this. http://codysoyland.com/2011/feb/6/evented-django-part-one-so... or look