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781.
by kej 12y ago
I think the issue people are having is that this is a neat idea and absolutely could be a good tool for a basic backend, but they want to know that you'll be around a year from now and that you won't be making big pricing changes
782.
by kej 12y ago
These are pretty generous limits. What's your plan for paying for it?
783.
by kej 12y ago
The consensus seems to be that things like iPhone and eBay get to keep their lower case letter even at the start of a sentence. I'd say grep deserves the same treatment.
784.
by kej 12y ago
If the public ever got to see the results, sure.
785.
by kej 12y ago
> By writing Ruby specs you're defining Ruby. And presumably the MRI devs would say that by coding MRI you're defining Ruby. What gives RubySpecs the authority to say they are the canonical definition of Ruby and everyone shoul
786.
by kej 12y ago
Why is it unreasonable to expect the RubySpec dev to do additional work, but reasonable to expect additional work from the MRI devs to comply with RubySpec? I get that "the implementation is the standard" is frustrating for people
787.
by kej 12y ago
"Once your happy with the changes" should be "Once you're happy with the changes" "In the future I will look into adding support other CSS Frameworks" should be "In the future I will look into addin
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by kej 12y ago
> I would suggest reading Perelandra People should read Out of the Silent Planet first, and then Perelandra . The third book in the series is also good, but goes in a different direction and doesn't really touch on the relationsh
789.
by kej 12y ago
That's if their phone has an SD card, of course. Lots of Android devices assume you'll use some kind of cloud storage for anything you can't fit in the phone's internal memory.
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by kej 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge's_law_of_headlines
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by kej 12y ago
There was a nice bit about the shuttle's computer systems in the Challenger appendix to Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman , too. As I recall, it was the only part of the shuttle process that Feynman thought was engineered correct
792.
by kej 12y ago
Because g++ is already a programming-related term, and has been since sometime in the 80s. (It's the C++ compiler from the Gnu Compiler Collection)
793.
by kej 12y ago
They seem different enough that anyone interested in these would be able to tell them apart.
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by kej 12y ago
That would be sort of a specialized version of the Forer effect: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forer_effect
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by kej 12y ago
From the linked sample data, passwords are pbkdf2-sha256 while name/address/phone/birth date are clear text.
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by kej 12y ago
But not before the ISP lobbies the state legislature to decree that cities can't annex fiber.
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by kej 13y ago
$10-$20 seems like the average range for indie games of this size lately, so it doesn't feel too high to me, at least.
798.
by kej 13y ago
Just about any host with IPv6 support will assign you a /64 block which is way more addresses than you'd need for this. Your case would then depend on the site you're scraping supporting IPv6, though.
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by kej 13y ago
With IPv6 there's no reason you couldn't do this, but what is the use case? I'm not seeing what you could do with individually addressable agents that you couldn't do otherwise.
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by kej 13y ago
The fact that Wil was prescribed Effexor (venlafaxine) instead of the almost identical but more expensive Pristiq (desvenlafaxine) is a pretty good indicator that this wasn't just an attempt to get more money out of him.
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by kej 13y ago
Some people tried this when the first Snowden leaks came out, and were promptly shut down with a response that revealing what information they had on that individual would indirectly reveal what information they had on everyone, thereby thr
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by kej 13y ago
If you celebrate at 1:59 today, you get more accuracy than July 22 can provide. I also liked Ryan North's take on the matter: http://www.qwantz.com/index.php?comic=955
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by kej 13y ago
He's talking about capital gains, so your interpretation is definitely the correct one.
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by kej 13y ago
>But to be honest, there are some more effective low tech ways to catch these numbers Heck, just have someone count cars and write down the time whenever they retrieve shopping carts from the parking lot.
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by kej 13y ago
It's a stretch to say they're letting me deploy an antenna. It's not like they're just an antenna colocation company where I go install it myself.
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by kej 13y ago
>Not sure what went wrong there :) Google Maps uses a modified Mercator projection, which distorts distances.
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by kej 13y ago
No need to build anything, just use an existing device that can change its wifi MAC address.
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by kej 13y ago
Did they actually win that? The USPTO shows an active trademark record for The Banner Saga and I couldn't find a generic "saga" mark for King.com, but I don't really know enough about the system to be sure of what I&#x27
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by kej 13y ago
When you submit a form with a "mailto:" action, the browser opens the mailto protocol handler, which is the user's email client. So you hit submit on the form and then see a draft email filled out with your form responses.
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by kej 13y ago
Intercourse, PA

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