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by jmiserez 10y ago
* in the US. We've certainly had prisons before 1829 elsewhere in the world.
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by jmiserez 10y ago
And "huh" seems to be universal: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/everybody-almos...
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by jmiserez 10y ago
There are some FF extensions that do just that, but some sites break as they're not expecting it.
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by jmiserez 10y ago
And the same size as a large or multifamily house in Europe.
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by jmiserez 10y ago
1. 1Password apparently works fine with WINE, but I haven't used it myself. 2. Spotify will still receive updates for Linux, they just don't have a dedicated Linux developer on it anymore. On my machine it still works fine. 3. I p
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by jmiserez 10y ago
IBM did care about their ThinkPad laptops, they really built solid hardware and software addons, before the brand was sold to Lenovo. One example is the full size butterfly keyboard they built, and the general robust designs.
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by jmiserez 10y ago
> If you want a new machine because you want the new hotness (and hey, that can be fun), but the new hotness doesn't match your expectations, well, I'm sorry you're disappointed. This wouldn't be so much of a proble
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by jmiserez 10y ago
Uhm, no that's definitely not true.
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iPhone 7 Plus Depth Effect Is Legit(prolost.com)
2 points by jmiserez 10y ago|2 comments
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by jmiserez 10y ago
VLC can do this too: Speed up: ] key Speed down: [ key Normal speed: = key
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by jmiserez 10y ago
It could still communicate by drawing more or less power...
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by jmiserez 10y ago
I agree, having read the article myself. A very broad TLDR would be that the article takes an article with the parent commentator's TLDR, and refutes it while providing insights into why the the original author might have written it in
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On MicroSD Problems (2010)(bunniestudios.com)
1 points by jmiserez 10y ago|0 comments
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by jmiserez 10y ago
I'll disagree about them having good source data, or if they have it they're not showing it. Public transport info is only available for very small set of predefined cities (e.g SF, Paris). Apple Maps doesn't even show the st
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by jmiserez 10y ago
That's new, and did not exist when I setup my domain. But if I understand that link correctly, if you do this you'll run into the "sent via Gmail" problem the parent poster alluded to, as Google Domains will not issue yo
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by jmiserez 10y ago
Not quite, but almost. I've been using this setup for a few years now, with my own domain and Gmail. To answer your questions: - Login: You'll have two logins (Gmail address, GApps address you@yourdomain.com), but in daily use you
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by jmiserez 10y ago
I don't think they'll ever have such a button. What I'm doing is auto-forwarding all mail from GApps to my regular Gmail account. And as I added the GApps account as an outgoing account/identity in Gmail, I can send&#x2F
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by jmiserez 10y ago
More info about the system here: http://www.nasa.gov/centers/armstrong/Features/Auto-GCAS_Ins... The initial prototype ran on a smartphone aboard a small drone, and they'll make versions for the F-22 and
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by jmiserez 10y ago
I don't think there's anything wonky about that table, it's just often not in the curriculum in high school, and teachers don't want to "confuse" students with material outside of the curriculum. But for me it
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by jmiserez 10y ago
Just FYI the periodic table also doesn't tell the full story. Take a look at the isotope table: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Table_of_nuclides_(complete)
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by jmiserez 10y ago
This doesn't even cover half of the bad situations I've gotten myself in over the last few years :D Long term, it's best to thouroughly read the man pages, e.g. nicely formatted here: https://git-scm.com/docs
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by jmiserez 10y ago
Most support AAC though, which is in the Bluetooth standard somewhere. At least when connected to the iPhone that sounds as good as apt-X, even on really good headphones. I've run into this issue a few times with headphones that do: -
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by jmiserez 10y ago
(2015). Also looks like there's a website with materials and the talk here: https://sites.google.com/site/jbhuang0604/publications/struc... And code is on Github: https://github.com/jbhua
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by jmiserez 10y ago
> Mozilla.org is an excellent target to evaluate client diversity because it receives traffic from all sorts of devices from all over the world. It's not an opinionated site that only certain type of people would visit. It's no
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by jmiserez 10y ago
You would be right if nobody besides the affected people would ever know that they are doing this. But as soon as other people know or hear of it, they will go check the website to "see if they are affected". Even if the website h
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by jmiserez 10y ago
What does it actually do, i.e. what is it's mission? I couldn't find this info anywhere on the website.
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by jmiserez 10y ago
Nice idea with a major problem: If they did this, the absence of such a message could suggest that you were not affected, when in fact you could be (changed IP, cleared browser, etc). False negatives are pretty bad in this case, better for
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by jmiserez 10y ago
Also works on Linux (WINE), and can simulate different regex flavors. I can also recommend the webbased regex101.com, as it also supports non-JS regex flavors and explains things quite well.
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by jmiserez 10y ago
Exactly. The addresses would need to be both hierarchical and systematical for people to be able to use them manually and infer unknown adresses from known ones. Otherwise you might as well use coordinates directly or send a shortened Googl
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by jmiserez 10y ago
Also works without the app: http://m.txt.ch

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