kaneua

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by kaneua 6y ago
Which Asian countries had the most effective policies. What made them effective? Genuinely curious.
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by kaneua 6y ago
> researchers believe that when a lender has a more intimate relationship with the potential client’s history, they might be more willing to cut them some slack Is it a comedy writing? Lender can't have "a more intimate relatio
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by kaneua 8y ago
I see a few issues here. 1. $10 for GET request and ten license-domain pairs. For one project. $50 for ten projects and 100 licenses per project. Too pricey for small amount. 2. Nothing stops user from simply removing qeys.js from a page. 3
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by kaneua 8y ago
> He's been extremely upset about being kicked out of various programming communities after deciding that his new life goal is redefine the stereotype, "Racist Old Uncle Who Totally Knows Kung Fu and Probably Invented All Moder
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by kaneua 8y ago
Stop calling everyone you don't like "alt-right".
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by kaneua 8y ago
> Other conduct which could reasonably be considered inappropriate in a professional setting You can apply this vague description to the very wide range of things. This "Contributor's Covenant" has a lot of potential to be
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by kaneua 8y ago
All places over Reddit.
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by kaneua 8y ago
> Just because something isn't that hard, doesn't mean we don't slip up sometimes. Code of Conduct that you are defending doesn't mention it. It allows to state someone guilty right after first "slip up". No
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by kaneua 8y ago
> don't pretend that we can't have written down norms of decency because of the potential for abuse I don't pretend that we can't have written norms of decency. But I know for sure that it's not the norms written
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by kaneua 8y ago
The problem is not in the guys who want to misbehave and hate Code of Conduct because of that. Code of conduct and its vaguely written rules gives certain people a power to abuse. As we know from history, if there is a possibility that powe
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by kaneua 8y ago
It's definitely not a waterproofing issue. They have waterproof lightning socket with exposed contacts, therefore they can make 3.5mm one. Apple's rivals — Samsung and Sony both have examples of waterproof phones with 3.5mm jack.
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by kaneua 8y ago
I see another reason for Apple to exclude headphone jack from iPhone. Now third-party accessories makers can't bypass Apple's Lightning certification by using headphone jack for data transfer. For example, Square used headphone ja