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by jgrowl 11y ago
I also use it here. I miss not being able to autocomplete browser forms when I switched over from 1password, but it isn't really that big of a deal. As others mention, I wish there was a built in way of protecting the meta-data. I gues
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by jgrowl 11y ago
"There has been an increase in diagnosable mental health problems, but there has also been a decrease in the ability of many young people to manage the everyday bumps in the road of life." Isn't this the bigger deal than stud
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by jgrowl 11y ago
You seem to have repeated the same example twice.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I don't think I've heard the BSA mentioned since I was in college arguing with a teacher about how the BSA's piracy numbers were completely over inflated and made up. The teacher used those number in her argument that piracy
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I think it could be both. The smart are getting smarter and the dumb are getting dumber.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I had a simpler case that I couldn't figure out using docopt. I was trying to add in tls flags into docker-compose to match docker. I could not get a combination working where you can just specify --tls to mean tls is true while still
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Sorry to be pedantic... I thought their main website actually just proxies to the actual ipfs gateway. Is it technically a mirror?
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Isn't this how IPFS works? Content is hashed so it will check to see if you have it locally first, then inside your network, then externally from the the closest node that has the data.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I've never heard of MS key-logging everything you type and broadcasting it to their servers. If that were true, I would 100% not use windows. I only use my windows box for steam games and that's mostly for dota2 these days which h
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by jgrowl 11y ago
No to facebook and I'm working towards moving away from gmail. Still using google search though for now.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Sounds too crazy to believe. If true, I think I would be forced to stop using windows all together.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I'm mainly speaking from a personal perspective as someone who was knocked against a tree and thrown to the ground by an ex-stepfather for trying to refuse to go to church on the Sabbath. There's also the history of Blue Laws in t
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I'm not making a philosophical statement. I'm saying if you cross this line, our ability to live peacefully together is going to end.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Growing up a Seventh-Day Adventist, Sabbath was just the day that you weren't allowed to have any fun. As with all things, if it works for you, great. Just don't force it on anyone else.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
As someone who uses ad-blockers, I am totally fine with sites blocking me for it. I will disable adblock for that site if I really value the content. Otherwise it makes it really easy for me to decide to never go back to a site again.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
It's happening less frequently recently, but I occasionally miss messages even in hangouts. Technically they get sent but no notification is ever shown. It's happened to both my fiance and me. I am not sure if our accounts are bug
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I would like to add that it should be easy to blow away your db and recreate the structure with enough sample data so that the application works in a dev/test environment without having to pull in a db dump from some other machine. Dep
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I bought an S4 from a friend after I broke my nexus. I ended up ditching it within a month because it was loaded with so much crap. I also will never buy a samsung phone again because of this.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Samsung's TV popups drove me crazy. I ended up just completely disconnecting it from the internet. I would like to use a couple of the built in apps but it just isn't worth it.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I almost got in trouble with a friend for using dogpile. A teacher walked passed and immediately assumed that it was obscene (thinking it was referencing a pile of dog poop I guess?). Luckily their was another teacher nearby that knew what
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by jgrowl 11y ago
For that matter.... https://github.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=nigger&type=Repos...
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I would never use the word retard as an insult to someone with disabilities. I would use the word to describe things I find stupid. Even if I did find the word retard offensive, I wouldn't like what github did here. Yes, they have the
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Can we get opencv to detect when this happens?
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by jgrowl 11y ago
It's like Jefferson said... "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." This isn't a one way street.
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by jgrowl 11y ago
I was going to mention Triton/SDC. It does solve the security issues though it does it by running SmartOS. SDC is pretty cool but docker really needs to be secure in its own right. It is also worth mentioning that since Joyent has impl
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by jgrowl 11y ago
Considering they were responding directly to people that signed the petition to have Snowden pardoned, I don't know how their intended reaction could be anything other than frustration and rage. It's like David and Goliath. Except
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by jgrowl 11y ago
> If he felt his actions were consistent with civil disobedience, then he should do what those who have taken issue with their own government do: Challenge it, speak out, engage in a constructive act of protest, and -- importantly -- acc
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by jgrowl 11y ago
This is good for bitcoin!
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by jgrowl 11y ago
From what I've seen, being a CEO, CTO, etc is almost inherently a glass cliff. You either keep things running smoothly or you will get let go. Besides, Ellen wasn't even fired. She resigned no?
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by jgrowl 11y ago
It's going to be strange looking up at the moon one day and seeing human made structures.

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