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larvaetron
9y ago
You could start OpenBauer - decentralized Bitcoin marketplace for stuff that matthewbauer approves of.
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9y ago
> and an unforeseen traffic stoppage takes up employee's time, does employee have flexibility to bail on delivery and do some shopping while waiting for stoppage to clear? I wish every employer had a "traffic is hard, let'
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9y ago
http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/thenhs/about/Pages/overview.asp... That's the about page, what's the problem?
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9y ago
A similar application that I'm fond of is Pen, which also does simple load balancing and has udp support: http://siag.nu/pen/
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10y ago
Within the scope of copyright for sculptural works, what part of the Fearless Girl sculpture would you consider a derivative work?
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10y ago
Copyright is "the right to copy your work." Unless I'm missing something here, and the artist can claim copyright to the sidewalk, this is some next level bullshit.
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10y ago
> It doesn't bother me at all that the Slack app is an over glorified web browser running the Slack web client. It kinda should, though, because if the browser component isn't up to date on the regular then it's possible y
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10y ago
The Cutting Room Floor: http://tcrf.net
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10y ago
Reminds me of the days of sites like hell.com
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11y ago
> I'm sure there's an Apple-y reason for the existence of this feature, but I can't be bothered to read the Wikipedia article that I linked to in my cuh-ray-zee blog post.
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larvaetron
11y ago
One category has a typo: 'entertaiment'
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larvaetron
11y ago
Perhaps you should post this comment on Navarr News instead.
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larvaetron
11y ago
I'm confused, is caching not a thing anymore?
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11y ago
Pronounce what?
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12y ago
> Superfish uses a third party library from a company named Komodia to modify the Windows networking stack This is the second article I've read that states this - Superfish does no such thing.
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12y ago
Same here, we've been using MongoDB in production since 2011 (v1.8) and our experience has been outstanding. Looking forward to the improvements in 3.0.
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12y ago
You've never heard of a raffle prize or a grab gift?
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12y ago
How exactly did Wikipedia confirm the photo was taken by a monkey?
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larvaetron
12y ago
Please don't post obnoxious comments.
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12y ago
Are backers consumers or investors?
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12y ago
I guess Kickstarter is a store now.
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13y ago
=while(true){}
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10gen is now MongoDB, Inc.
(mongodb.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I used this to build http://showhen.me and it worked very well for my use case.
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IOS 7 themed CSS for HTML select dropdown list
(jsfiddle.net)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Man... I'd actually get to an ATM, but I took during supervised visitation to see if they actually had to talk to any judgment. I don't know what is written so we could draw the appropriate details. I had the Sponge Bob Lego set. Not only d
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14y ago
A contract for 12/24 months of service has nothing to do with ownership of the phone. If you paid for it, it's yours.
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14y ago
It doesn't have anything to do with copyright, nor is it illegal. Someone started a rumour and people keep repeating it ad nauseam.
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14y ago
This misinformation is not true and appears to be widespread. You purchase a phone at a reduced price and agree to sign a 12/24 mos. contract with a carrier. If you stop paying your bill, the carrier can sue for non-payment and ETF, but tha
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14y ago
I don't think this is true. 50 GB of free storage for each user would be cost prohibitive without (at least) block-level deduplication.
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