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   Alpine Linux Reponse to CVE-2019-5021(alpinelinux.org)

   1 points by jtanderson 7y ago|0 comments
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   by jtanderson 7y ago

   This is one of the things academia actually gets right in a lot of institutions (and very wrong in others, of course). But instead of "glue work" the formal name for it is "service"; typically it does carry weight when
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   by jtanderson 8y ago

   Evolution mail with the exchange compatibility plugin has worked great for me! (On Linux)
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   The Super Chimney(superchimney.org)

   2 points by jtanderson 8y ago|0 comments
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   Standard Notes: 120-Day Update(listed.standardnotes.org)

   1 points by jtanderson 8y ago|0 comments
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   by jtanderson 8y ago

   Wow, yeah. Came here to say the same. I could understand somewhat making a distinction between emails that end in .edu and those who don't -- at least during the early days -- but this system does seem excessive. I do think the ideas i
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   Volt: Fast native desktop client for all major web services(volt.ws)

   4 points by jtanderson 8y ago|4 comments
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   by jtanderson 8y ago

   Salisbury University | Assistant Professor of Computer Science | ONSITE Salisbury Maryland Salisbury University is a "Regional Comprehensive" university on the eastern shore of Maryland, serving almost 9000 students with a focus o
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   by jtanderson 8y ago

   Salisbury University | Assistant Professor of Computer Science | ONSITE Salisbury Maryland Salisbury University is a "Regional Comprehensive" university on the eastern shore of Maryland, serving almost 9000 students with a focus o
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    by jtanderson 8y ago

    Salisbury University | Assistant Professor of Computer Science | ONSITE Salisbury Maryland Salisbury University is a "Regional Comprehensive" university on the eastern shore of Maryland, serving almost 9000 students with a focus o
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    Mail Pilot Version 3 Announced(mailpilothq.com)

    3 points by jtanderson 8y ago|0 comments
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    by jtanderson 9y ago

    Not the author, but this just came up in the Ubuntu app store when I was installing Evolution. From a quick search around the web, it seems like it's gotten some good coverage and, despite appearance, is not electron-based [1]. The sec
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    Hiri: A cross-platform email client for Exchange and Office 365(hiri.com)

    3 points by jtanderson 9y ago|1 comments
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    by jtanderson 9y ago

    I think this is a really cool idea. Is there a way for one to limit the amount of data that could go through your device so that your data caps don't suffer from sending too much of somebody else's data? Edit: I see the "User
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    by jtanderson 9y ago

    I had the same thought. Maybe it's not that there were only white people in the dataset, but it's actually taking the shape of the face into account, and it most closely matches those with white skin tones. I suggest this by looki
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    by jtanderson 9y ago

    I was very confused by this. The paper linked by OP (the one I also had in mind when I started the article) is from 2012, but the article is written as if the results are recent (specifically it says from 2016! Admittedly, only five years f
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    by jtanderson 9y ago

    Reading through the comments about the "recruit by grep" methods made me wonder: what are the chances this was a Facebook chatbot instead of a human recruiter? Anybody in the know able to say whether it would have that level of c
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    Wireless Brain-Spine Connection Overcomes Paralysis in Monkey(nytimes.com)

    1 points by jtanderson 10y ago|0 comments
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    Study of 4chan's Politically Incorrect Forum and Its Effect on the Web(arxiv.org)

    5 points by jtanderson 10y ago|3 comments
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    by jtanderson 10y ago

    Thanks!
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    by jtanderson 10y ago

    This seems really cool! How much work outside the standard meteor workflows did you have to do for all the clients to be nicely synchronized? I guess since the turns are "slow" you have plenty of leeway to make sure the data gets
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    Planet Nomads(kickstarter.com)

    1 points by jtanderson 11y ago|0 comments
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    Deepin OS(deepin.org)

    1 points by jtanderson 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jtanderson 11y ago

    Very nice! My cat also found it quite fascinating... :)
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    Nintendo taps into theme-park business(twitter.com)

    1 points by jtanderson 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jtanderson 12y ago

    Ok I think I have an idea for this. It was happening for me (only alternating between the same two pieces, even after multiple reboot). The "fix" was to toggle the "Resize small art to fill screen" which completely remov
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    by jtanderson 12y ago

    If you mean where the image files come from, they're hosted at https://s3.amazonaws.com/artful-collection . Using Chrome will just give the xml structure of the bucket, but you could parse and browse yourself with that
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    by jtanderson 12y ago

    Firstly, nice job! Second, I'm seeing this bug and yes, in the Desktop & Screen Saver settings, the thumbnail is correct (you can see what it should be by opening the menu bar dropdown and clicking the title of the piece which will
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    by jtanderson 12y ago

    I get the same problem with valid solutions that don't match whatever it's comparing as the "right" one. It would be better to instead do a goal test after the final square has been filled? Seems to me this wouldn't
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    Storj.io: The world's first blockchain-based decentralized storage network.(storj.io)

    1 points by jtanderson 12y ago|0 comments