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by knd775 11y ago
I guess I should have expected a number this high, but I didn't. 750-999 national security requests in half a year? Not warrants, but national security requests. That just seems insane to me.
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by knd775 11y ago
There was a Captain America movie about this sort of thing.
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by knd775 11y ago
It is regulated... They just didn't follow the regulations.
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by knd775 11y ago
I know this is written in JS, but I'd be somewhat interested in actually using this in a terminal.
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by knd775 11y ago
It tells you what it is measuring on the page. It downloads an array of 200 small images from a CDN to make a single larger image and times the process.
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by knd775 11y ago
But how does it know that it is an ad? Some advanced heuristics?
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by knd775 11y ago
OP probably means major publishers who can solicit advertisers more directly.
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by knd775 11y ago
I currently use 18 GB with only a single iPhone. 14.6 GB of this is my iCloud Photo Library.
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by knd775 11y ago
Haha this is great. If I had a penny for everytime someone came to me like this, well I'd only have a few pennies. But still, it happens way too often.
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by knd775 11y ago
If you upgrade after a year, that seems probable. After the full 24 months, I believe that it would be yours. Don't quote me on this, though.
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by knd775 11y ago
On a large scale, an iPad. Enterprise certs make this easy.
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by knd775 11y ago
It just means the company's primary high-end phones. For example, the iPhone 6 and Galaxy S6.
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by knd775 11y ago
Then what in the world are you arguing?
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by knd775 11y ago
Really? In my state (Virginia), officers have to write the number or whatever of the statute that you are breaking when writing a ticket. Is there anything like that in your state?
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by knd775 11y ago
OEMs (and probably carriers) really need to get their stuff together. It really sucks that here we are talking about M when very few devices have seen an L release.
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by knd775 11y ago
I really like this. The only issue that I found in my short time playing with it is that a/0 returns infinity rather than undefined. 0/0 does return NaN, though.
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by knd775 11y ago
This. I was going to mention Java and other JVM languages. About the Windows only thing, though: The mono project is excellent for compiling and running C#/.NET on other OSes. We use it on CentOS without much trouble.
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by knd775 11y ago
If it is really only a choice between those two, I'd go with C#/.NET for a number of reasons. The main thing for me is that it is object-oriented. To head off a possible complaint about .NET, with the mono project, you don't
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by knd775 11y ago
I didn't.
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by knd775 11y ago
Ah, that makes a lot more sense.
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by knd775 11y ago
That about sums up my reaction. I feel like maybe this should be flagged for being off topic, but people seriously need to pay attention to what they commit...
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by knd775 11y ago
That might break some links.
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by knd775 11y ago
I live in Virginia and have been getting those anti De Blasio ads... I'm not sure why.
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by knd775 11y ago
"I have read and understand GitHub’s Guide to Filing a DMCA Notice." Not only that, it uses language and structure common to all DMCA takedown requests.
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by knd775 11y ago
Ooooo, this again. I love this. Why is such an enigmatic person.
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by knd775 11y ago
Is there a "/s" missing there?
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by knd775 11y ago
Heat would be a massive issue with more layers, right?
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by knd775 11y ago
This is actually a really interesting idea. I'd love to know how possible it would be for someone to scrape recent google searches, somehow. I'd think it would be relatively safe, but I'm still hesitant.
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by knd775 11y ago
True, but a different type of help.
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by knd775 11y ago
I don't see the same background effect on this site. Where is it? I can see it on the VI page, though.

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