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by justizin 11y ago
Welcome to the 90s, when advertising on the web was not profitable. ;) I totally agree with what is wrong with advertising on the web, which is basically everything, but there is also value to impressions. Let's say a new movie is comi
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> There are a lot of watermen in the Navy, I'm sorry people think we just don't care. I think that the notion is that "The Navy", as an institution, does not care, to which I would offer, "The Navy" as an in
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Be confident and if you don't know the answer to something, say so. Interviews can vary wildly, so it's best to be yourself, and a company of people who want to work with someone like you will choose you. You might need to get mor
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Using this fork on El Capitan now.
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On the first page, the brief reference to this is a link to this article: https://www.propublica.org/article/library-support-anonymous... It does seem an oversight, since there are 5 or 6 citations in EFF's letter
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They're calling this a "GM Candidate" https://www.dropbox.com/s/a2ge8vhirmine5o/Screenshot%202015-09-09%2022.16.22.png?dl=0 Could be an evolution of lingo, or just that they're saying GM a
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I think your comment eats to the heart of what's been happening of late. You shouldn't need to be a crypto expert to know what Forward Secrecy or ECDHE are, at least. Anyone who might ever configure a webserver should be learning
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As in another thread, it seems like the word "Tactical" is key here. The new weapon that was recently released to the US is particularly objectionable to many because it allows its' yield to be 'dialed down'. There
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I felt this way for a while, but I have a hard time arguing that my 15" Retina MacBook Pro is too large or heavy. You don't even get quad-core on anything smaller, so the performance jump between a 12" "New Macbook&quot
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apple did not invent multi touch.
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He's always good on transit issues..
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Quick aside: do you remember the Berenstain Bears being spelled "Berenstein" ? ;)
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> A full van is more space efficient than 12 bikes. Arguable, but buses are higher density than vans, trains are higher density than buses, and subways aren't subject to traffic. The bicycle isn't in competition with the subway
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> Subways are an unnecessary expense when our streets are so poorly utilized. It terrifies me that you are serious. The best way to better utilize our streets is to dedicate more space for cycling, there is absolutely no way to get the
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My first computer had PC-GEOS! My uncle was super geeked out about setting us up with it! It was neat, but we still mostly used DOS and Windows 3.1.
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When you've worked in an office with a hundred people all running AdBlock because on top of the line hardware, your site is unusable without it, let's talk.
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oy, the routing tables!
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> It blows my mind that intelligent people could still be part of the CPUSA in the 50s. The CPUSA is alive and well, and some intelligent people are probably members of it. Do you long for the times of McCarthyism? This is your actual r
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Neat, I haven't had the pleasure of running postgres 9.4 in production, and I don't run postgres at all at my current gig, but that's pretty dope. In practice, the last time I ran pg, I was fond of wal-e which, esp if you&#x2
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I can think of a lot of things other than Confederate flags, I was making a symbolic argument against your misuse of the word bikeshed. Slavery is a bad practice and I would definitely not work with someone who felt otherwise, but other tha
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There's a difference between that and trying to work on a diverse team with people whose ancestors were slaves and avoiding common phrases like: "We need more slaves!" It's a bit of nomenclature that would never b
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Anyone who has run a number of postgres replicas can tell you that their ability to recover from a network partition is directly proportionate to their wal_keep_segments value and there isn't otherwise much to it. If the network recove
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Website over quota. :/
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Runit is great for wrapping software that runs well in the foreground, but maybe doesn't handle being a daemon very well. This often goes for software written at / by a particular company, and software not written with large-scal
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Yeah, but I'm worried that current-events based shows that feature public figures like the First Lady will be delayed to lower income households. The kids won't really care, but it makes Sesame Street less of a bullhorn, because g
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It easily goes into the hundreds of thousands, and when people with mental illness end up in jail, off their meds, they often stack up all sorts of charges for relatively minor behavior that sounds ominous on paper as "assault on a pen
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The problem is not that the supreme court has never ruled on anything like this, it's that all a supreme court ruling does is to give you something that a good lawyer can refer to in your court case. Being in the criminal justice syste
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Brooklyn Fiber is a commercial provider, so buying access from someone like them is basically how an ISP becomes an ISP. If you were sharing your Cable or DSL, you might run into issues with your contract. In both cases you would have to be
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It should be closer to 2h per day off the cuff, I'm sure you can find better sources than my memory. At that rate, though, you save something closer to a hundred hours a year, or more than two work weeks.
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Curious where this number comes from: > It’s sad. The typical car LA or SF commuter spends more than 60 hours each year stuck in traffic. It seems low, it would be an estimate of just over one hour per week, which would be like 10 minute

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