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by justinph 8y ago
These make a pretty good cover _and_ support the EFF: https://supporters.eff.org/shop/laptop-camera-cover-set
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by justinph 8y ago
I got my 4 out the other day because I was having the $29 battery replacement done in my SE. The 4 feels a little heavy, but the size is juuuust right. I would gladly pay the same. Hopefully with a headphone jack.
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by justinph 8y ago
They have the performance to climb faster if they wanted to, but they don't. They actually climb slower to save fuel. And the use of smaller aircraft means there are more of them, since they each carry less people, but there's mor
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by justinph 8y ago
Wow, I had no idea this existed. I built a similar thing for my own personal use for my local airport (Minneapolis/MSP). I looked at using an Amazon Dash button, but the lifespan is not great and the convenience is not high. Instead, I
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by justinph 8y ago
Easy answer: Pollution.
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by justinph 8y ago
> But other moves aren’t as bad as they sound. TechCrunch is sure carrying a lot of water for FB here.
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by justinph 8y ago
Do people get a lot of education on what constitutes an emergency vs what can be treated at an urgent care? I certainly don't remember getting taught much. In my experience, an Urgent Care feels more like a screening room to real medic
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by justinph 8y ago
If you're fully bought into the Apple ecosystem, iCloud is pretty decent. I don't ever use the web interface, but CalDav is CalDav.
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by justinph 8y ago
I switched from Chrome to Safari as my desktop browser a few months ago. I kind of miss uBlock Origin, but other than that I have zero regrets. Safari is noticeably faster, doesn't kill my battery, and the company that makes it isn&#x2
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by justinph 8y ago
Depends a lot on your site. The large publisher that I work for sees more traffic from Safari/Webkit than Chrome (42% vs 40%) due to mobile traffic on iOS.
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by justinph 8y ago
It is not against their policy. They know how to index it and there is schema.org markup for paywalled content. https://support.google.com/news/publisher-center/answer/4054...
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by justinph 8y ago
A paywall is not a lock. It is code that someone else wants to ship to my computer to run. It's up to me to decide what parts of it I run or not.
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by justinph 8y ago
From what I've read, urban areas are the refuge for monarchs since there are people like you that plant it, and areas that don't get pesticide applications. It is rural areas that are blanked with pesticides that are the problem.
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by justinph 8y ago
Nope, it's a good thought. Churches are a tremendous waste of land that could be put to good use, often in the middle of cities. Many of our cities have affordable housing crises and churches sit empty all but a few hours of the week.
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by justinph 8y ago
Might be worth looking into hearing aids. I have the same thing and got hearing aids, which help an immense amount.
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by justinph 8y ago
Google is very much more than an aggregator. They've invented a proprietary standard (AMP) which they then strong-arm publishers to use, and is only beneficial to publishers when hosted on google's platform. They're forcing p
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by justinph 8y ago
It's a shame that google, the internet's largest advertising company, has done so little to help this. Instead of addressing the problem the hard way by talking to advertisers and, you know, using people skills, they approach it t
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by justinph 8y ago
If you run a high traffic website with geographic redundancy, being able to quickly switch your DNS is essential.
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by justinph 8y ago
If you're a subscriber, you're the most valuable advertising target. You've shown a willingness to pay for stuff on the internet. Furthermore, advertisers are targeting people who read those publications regularly. Subscriber
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by justinph 8y ago
Some players adhere to the prefers-reduced-motion a11y setting and won't autoplay with that. https://webkit.org/blog/7551/responsive-design-for-motion/ Depends on the implementation of the ads and the ne
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by justinph 8y ago
* Citation needed
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by justinph 8y ago
Web Developer here. I find Safari to be much faster than Chrome. I still use Chrome as my "work" browser due to the ecosystem of useful extensions (react, graphql, a11y, etc). But I close Chrome at 5pm, and when I need to do non-d
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by justinph 8y ago
This is one of the reasons I've let my Prime subscription lapse and started doing more shopping at Target. In addition to fewer (or no) ads, I can often pick an item up in an hour instead of waiting two days, and the prices are better.
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by justinph 8y ago
I work for a large publisher. Google isn't putting a literal knife to anyones throat, but they are not so subtly suggesting that search traffic is tied to your usage of AMP. That qualifies as `force` in my book.
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by justinph 8y ago
Make is a pretty decent way to put all your build commands under one very widely understood format. There are commands in there that run bash scripts, node, etc.
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by justinph 8y ago
Depends a lot on the hybrid. Prius is the most reliable car you can buy. When I sold mine at 130k miles, it still had the original brake pads. You are right about the jack of all trades, and IMHO that's a good thing.
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To Get Ready for Robot Driving, Some Want to Reprogram Pedestrians(bloomberg.com)
3 points by justinph 8y ago|2 comments
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by justinph 8y ago
They should ban Trump.
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by justinph 8y ago
Disgusting. Twitter is trying to hold on to relevance by staying the mainstream medium where demagogues discuss their garbage. The world would be a better place if they kicked off the white supremacists and the jerks, but their stock price
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by justinph 8y ago
Target's RedCard is a significant advantage they've built over all their competitors. They don't have to pay the fees, customers get a discount, and they get easy access to the data on your purchases. I'm surprised more

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