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by jsgo 9y ago
think that's the norm, really. Usually it is more a rubber stamping formality (Russia / Trump's US-to-Russia diplomat pick), but I imagine a country could reject a diplomat, especially if said the host country has a previous
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by jsgo 9y ago
I saw a more detailed article a bit ago on it and it said that Ecuador gave him citizenship on December 12th and then sent a request on December 20th for the UK to treat Assange as an Ecuadorian diplomat and all of the protections that enta
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by jsgo 9y ago
I'm looking at the contributors in crystal-lang/crystal and I don't see "tbrand" there. That said, the repositories they do create seem predominantly crystal related, so they're certainly a user of it.
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by jsgo 9y ago
didn't know about that one, thanks. Seems there are different ways to go about it with this being less steps than the tap up, tap down, hold lock I've been using and doesn't interfere with screenshot.
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by jsgo 9y ago
I imagine it is like anything else: they don't know, but if they do an audit or another agency is investigating you for something else and they notice, then they start investigating it. I do think it is fair to say that there are more
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by jsgo 9y ago
to emodendroket's point, I recall reading an article that in the previous year (2016) that the IRS stated that very few people were claiming bitcoins in their taxes. I'm not versed on cryptocurrencies so I don't know how plau
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by jsgo 9y ago
well, as a developer they're giving you additional hardware to develop against so there's that case. But I think from the business standpoint, it probably doesn't make sense to have specific configurations for DE when being a
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by jsgo 9y ago
I'm confused in the color options. I went with the top spec one, Silver is only option. I go back to New XPS 13 (non-developer) and go top spec again. Silver and Rose Gold available. What happened to black/carbon fiber? Is it just
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by jsgo 9y ago
The biggest issue I've seen personally was when a vendor we were using would append query strings to filter data. On the second filter add, it would just break in Internet Explorer, but Chrome and I think Firefox would work fine. Com
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by jsgo 9y ago
Location, location, location. Now, if you can get into a remote position, awesome, but I could see living in SV or NYC or similar and feeling middle class pangs at low 6 figures.
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by jsgo 9y ago
situational. This morning I had to power it off because even cycling airplane mode wouldn't get Music to download music from iTunes Match. Powered off, powered on and it was working again.
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by jsgo 9y ago
for me, volume up + lock button typically fires off a screenshot even if unintended. I use tap volume up -> tap volume down -> hold lock button.
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by jsgo 9y ago
All in all, I'm pleased with the phone. There are some things that are pretty rough, though, and that compensating for the removal of the home button has caused a glaring problem. Shutdown being the biggest one so far for me. The Konam
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by jsgo 9y ago
ha, same upgrade here (6 Plus to X). The swipes are the one area where the notch is almost a feature: swipe down from left of notch - notifications; swipe down from right of notch - control center. Doing it in landscape is doable but someti
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by jsgo 9y ago
I hear you. I upgraded my iPhone 6 Plus to the iPhone X due to how laggy my device had become. Siri was slow now (to the point that it began to provide little/no benefit over manual), navigation became slow, etc. I do wish they'd
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by jsgo 9y ago
while that first part is most likely true where competition is concerned, once you get outside of the bigger cities, you run into cases where you have one, maybe two, competitors in the space that will service your area. I'm not saying
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by jsgo 9y ago
I completely agree in that I don't like the practice either, but I will say that when I signed up when buying the original Fullstack React (for React proper) book, a lot of the emails were interesting pieces that were essentially suppl
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by jsgo 9y ago
> Losing as the most popular OS has made Microsoft start doing some of the right things. While Microsoft has started doing good things which I can agree on, when did they lose OS market share to the point of not being number one? If we&#
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by jsgo 9y ago
Isn't that to your benefit though? There are tons of companies that are going to do certain things you aren't going to be a fan of. Isn't it better to find out they're not that into mature platforms and prefer the latest
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by jsgo 9y ago
I know this is probably more of a shared bad behavior situation, it really frustrates me as Google did more or less the same thing against Microsoft. Dunno, feels like if they could silo their services away from every other platform at this
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by jsgo 9y ago
did this in college. If the one time use were consumed, you'd have to buy a new code from the publisher iirc
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by jsgo 9y ago
While I agree with your main point, I find it odd that you'd even factor in the non-LTS/bleeding edge releases of Ubuntu vs Windows (10). The closest I can think of in the Windows world would be Windows Insider builds but those ar
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by jsgo 9y ago
It is fleeting though: her “fame” and potentially career (though seems like that isn’t her end goal, seems more like she’s like every teenager I’ve met who wants to publicly video document everything and use it as some kind of social intera
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by jsgo 9y ago
Some elements seem unnecessarily complex, but I actually like Google+'s UI. No one I know uses it so therefore I don't either, but I do like the look of it.
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by jsgo 9y ago
sounds like any other piece of software except that with it being open, someone can fork it. Software dies sometimes. That's kind of life. But it is better for them to go this new track than to push out closed items that people legitim
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by jsgo 9y ago
That's a fair point, but what happens if the various big studios decide to pull their content like Disney has stated they will and create their own Netflix? They just launched Movies Anywhere, so it seems like they're willing to p
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by jsgo 9y ago
I think you both are right: historically, Vudu was a bit of a mess to use, but eventually it became pretty good/decent. However, if you had that initial clunky experience, you may've never come back to find out that it is okay now
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by jsgo 9y ago
My guess is that it is going to be an all-in-one of what is currently GearVR. Can't remember the name of the app, but there's a Video application where you can watch 360 videos (there are also apps that have 360 videos from Disney
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by jsgo 9y ago
Not necessary, but I'd argue it was still the predominant method for 7 and even 8 (from what I've seen people use, anyway). I do find myself personally with 10 using search a lot more (haven't had to observe others, so no ide
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by jsgo 9y ago
For me, it is possibly the menu/dock aspect, but for whatever reason it grew on me. I personally don't like the (Windows here) "click start -> hover applications -> drill down" method. In the grand scheme of things

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