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by kej 10y ago
Would this be for running 16 bit programs on 64 bit Windows, or is there another use case I'm not thinking of?
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by kej 10y ago
If you haven't read them, you would probably also like his 3:16 Bible Texts Illuminated and Things a Computer Scientist Rarely Talks About .
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by kej 10y ago
I feel like the job board (yours, Monster, Dice, whoever) is in a unique position to solve this problem. You can ask each side for their salary range but then don't disclose it to the opposite side. You can then match candidates to com
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by kej 10y ago
It's referring to the "I don't see the use of it, let's remove it" part as a fallacy, and agreeing with the "no, come back after you see the use of it" part.
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by kej 10y ago
People supporting the rule change are calling it a minor tweak, and Wyden is saying it's "an enormous policy shift." Wyden is still on your side on this one.
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by kej 10y ago
More like, every framework will sometimes get in your way, but it's easier to work around Django when needed than some others.
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by kej 10y ago
Depends if you're signing the actual vote (Alice voted for Bob) or just their presence (Alice voted). I thought akeck was talking about the first one but you're right that the second one would not present the threats I mentioned.
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by kej 10y ago
It's both: "For everyone to have free speech, they need to be able to afford it."
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by kej 10y ago
This would enable both vote selling and tracking down the people who voted against you.
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by kej 10y ago
That was just for illustrative purposes. Your personal files should indeed be under C:\Users\name\
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by kej 10y ago
The lxss folder is for things you only want to access from Linux. Things like a .php file you want to access from both sides goes somewhere else. In Windows you go to C:\MyPHPFiles and in Linux you go to /mnt/c/MyPHPFiles.
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by kej 10y ago
Taking a loan from a foreign bank is just part of doing business. Being president when a foreign bank owes a giant fine is just part of the job. Doing both of those at the same time is practically the definition of a conflict of interest.
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by kej 10y ago
>I don't recall people demonstrating and burning garbage cans and burning his effigy and chanting #notmypresident. Then you weren't paying attention. A quick google of "obama not my president -trump" or "obama ef
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by kej 10y ago
It seems like you could get at least a little monetization by combining it with a domain registration affiliate program. The BabyNameCheck could also link to name popularity data to find names that aren't too common but also not too ra
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by kej 10y ago
It looks like setting an environment variable CH_ATA_ENABLE will turn it back on: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/commit/b3c10273d7ba34086...
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by kej 10y ago
I find it far simpler to make a secure backup of the authenticator QR code than it is to save all of the one-time backup codes.
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by kej 10y ago
That's strange, I still have a change primary domain button on my free account, but I've not used it. Edit: just tried it and was able to change primary domain and then change it back.
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by kej 10y ago
You shouldn't have to hand over control of your domain at any point. You buy a placeholder domain from them, log into the placeholder Google Apps admin settings, add your domain to the account, and then switch your domain to be the pri
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by kej 10y ago
Buy with a credit card through one of the companies that resells grandfathered Google Apps accounts and you should be okay. Edit: I just remembered reading an article [1] about hooking up a regular gmail account to the free tier of mailgun,
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by kej 10y ago
If you don't want to pay the $5/month/user for G Suite, you can buy an account with a grandfathered free Google Apps plan and change the primary domain to yours.
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by kej 10y ago
"Even went so far as to reimburse people"!? They directly caused those people to lose money! Of course they reimbursed them; the alternative would have been to reimburse them after a slam dunk legal case. Dress it up however you
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by kej 10y ago
Also that time they messed up their auto-billing and stole $7 million from their customers.
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by kej 10y ago
The amateur radio community already has the technical know-how and disaster readiness to do most of that, and I'd be willing to bet there's enough overlap between them and the meshnet crowd to take care of the rest.
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by kej 10y ago
Not exactly what you asked, but you might want to see StaticGen[1], a big list of resources for static site generation. [1] http://www.staticgen.com
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by kej 10y ago
I meant those both fail on the format check, when they are legal formats. You are correct that they should fail the MX portion.
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by kej 10y ago
And that's a great philosophy until your email gets rejected by some service that picked a different "common class of email addresses" than you did. This is precisely why we have written standards.
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by kej 10y ago
That one fails " "@example.com and test@example, both of which are legal. Also, since it relies on looking up MX records and then making an SMTP connection to check if the user exists, why not just send the confirmation email? You
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by kej 10y ago
Nope, that's valid if one of them is quoted: "very.unusual.@.unusual.com"@example.com
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by kej 10y ago
Not just UI design, either. The same concepts that make a UI or a physical object pleasing to interact with apply to the API your library exposes to other developers, or even your own helper functions that nobody but you will ever use.
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by kej 10y ago
And much of that was done on an off-grid solar-powered netbook, too: https://usesthis.com/interviews/joey.hess/

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