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I hadn't heard of the backup providers mentioned in the article. Does anyone have experience with those or with other recommended solutions? I can re-implement the infrastructure of my VMs fairly easily (thank you Ansible), but backing
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Oh man, QBasic was the first programming language I ever encountered and started playing around--what great times! At the time (I was probably 11 or so) I knew that it was important to learn to write serious stuff, and knew that an operatin
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Or DaisyDisk, I love DaisyDisk.
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Great example of a community coming together to just get stuff done. Benefits of open source right there.
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AnthemScore – Automatically create sheet music from audio
(lunaverus.com)
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No, it's a Business Associate Agreement, part of HIPAA. (See a sample here: http://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/for-professionals/covered-entities/... ) Basically an agreement between organizations that there is an
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Challenge: Best JavaScript Setup for Quick Prototyping
(blog.vjeux.com)
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Interesting to see the different power usage and electricity rates for a different part of the globe. Here in the Houston, TX area we used 848 kWh in a 30 day winter period for a mid-sized home, which is as much as the article states the ho
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Another way to accomplish it if you've got a spare computer (even something like a Raspberry Pi) is to configure it as a DNS server and then use your stock router firmware, if it supports it, to point DNS servers to that computer'
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Awesome, thanks!
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Two specific examples: a Victoria's Secret ad, and one for a movie that was far too scary for young children to be seeing.
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If I subscribe, will it remove the preroll ads while watching YouTube on Apple TV? Because I like to occasionally set up playlists of educational content for my kids to watch for a bit, but far too often an inappropriate ad has played in th
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Or does it mean that if you don't subscribe that you'll see less content?
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React Native for OS X
(github.com)
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Looks like a pretty good emulation so far. I feel it would be even more interesting, however, if it were using actual native elements instead of recreating look-and-feel through CSS. With the separation of react and react-dom, this is more
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And as a side note, for my family I actually love high deductible plans when I can get the deductible around the same dollar figure as my max HSA contribution. Once I can hit the deductible for an individual, free healthcare! I never hit it
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Health insurance in America is actually about managing cash flow rather than managing an insurance policy. After extensive research and data investigations, you'll discover that the actuaries at insurance companies are fantastic at wha
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And Scott Hanselman did a good interview with Rachel Reese from Jet about it just a couple of shows ago as well: http://hanselminutes.com/494/jetcom-scales-with-azure-f-and-...
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Google Will Target Ads Using Email Addresses
(wsj.com)
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Do you find anything missing in particular, or non-functioning?
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Nice, it feel similar to how Yii does database migrations but with a lot more packed in. What I'd really like to see is a open source or free tool accomplishing similar things to what RedGate SQL Compare does. Now that's a powerfu
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I'm curious to know what the metric is actually measuring. Is it one billion people that hit Facebook.com or used the mobile app? Or is it also counting people that might have triggered a hit just by browsing around sites with Like but
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I use OpenDNS, primarily for it's content filtering capabilities (but also because I've benchmarked it to be faster than my ISP's DNS responses).
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Security Ninjas: An Open Source Application Security Training Program
(engineering.opendns.com)
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Looks good on my end.
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Same here. I could run just about everything I needed (notably, 1Password and µBlock) and be very happy with Safari if it weren't for the inexplicable lack of favicons on tabs. There are some SIMBL hacks and such, but I just want that
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In a word: pornography. Occasionally, even with Safe Search turned on, images that I don't want my children seeing will pop up under oddly innocuous searches. And it's easy to accidentally stumble upon it, especially to untrained
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I sincerely hope that Cisco keeps the OpenDNS Home free offering around, as it's by far the best filtering service for families I've used. Sign up, block inappropriate categories through the service, and point your router to the D
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Thank you for this post: I've been feeling especially down on myself today since I've a lot of learning to do when it comes to marketing and managing side projects, but the ideas in the post were gold. Kudos!
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No it wasn't like that, it was just a chill thing we all did one day, and I don't think anyone was trying to short anyone else. I can excuse forgetting here and there, and most people don't carry cash around the office. It wa
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