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9y ago
Not to mention that the last time I worked on image board code there was a list of auto-ban rules the server checked on posting, which included the MD5s of child porn. Posters may be more sophisticated now, tweaking a pixel to make the hash
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I don't really hate it, but I don't see Soylent as providing anything you haven't been able to get by just walking down to the local drug store and buying a bottle of Ensure or other meal replacement formula. I do think they
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9y ago
Haha, yea, my wife who is Chinese loves 99Ranch and finds all sorts of things our local neighborhood American groceries don't have.
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10y ago
This could be really useful for Android. For example, continuous integration services like Circle CI are completely useless for UI automation tests because they don't expose virtualization infrastructure necessary to run the fast x86 e
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10y ago
The blog post doesn't say, but if you dig through their site you eventually find an explanation. Go here then click on "how it works": https://landed.com No idea why the direct link to that is broken. Anyway, it
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10y ago
Considering on-label use is to combat sleepiness, would have been interesting to see more than just a placebo control. E.g. vs. caffeine or vs. a good night's rest vs. staying up all night. Maybe sleep vs. no sleep the night before pro
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If you watch the video, it's not just throwing the leg, there's also a behavior where they hold the legs in their mouth and slam it into the ocean as hard as they can by bending sideways. Considering dolphins use those muscles to
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10y ago
Yeah, was annoying thinking this article was relevant to my every day life as an Android developer until I looked farther. Is it so tough for Google to Google a name before they pick it? Geez.
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Yeah, I immediately followed a bunch of links and found GitHub at the end and thought I could just ignore the new site. Some comments here claim not all the projects are on GitHub, though, some are hosted directly by Google. So maybe there&
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Agreed. I think my last 5 smartphones have all had an HDR mode. Claiming it is something new is a little strange. Even HTC's relatively new technique of recording a couple seconds of continuous video as long as the camera app is open s
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10y ago
I'm glad the truckers got their money, but I don't really see one interpretation as more or less accurate than the other. I've volunteered at Meals on Wheels before. What I'm usually told to do is unload shipments of don
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10y ago
> A fair solution would be for Uber to install an in-app option to add a tip. One driver I spoke to said they used to have that, but Uber just kept the tips and didn't pay them to the driver...
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10y ago
Seems really similar to the React Native tutorials where you can already type in a text box and see changes in a phone preview immediately: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/tutorial.html
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10y ago
> First of all integrated in-app browsers suck. I couldn't agree more. Every day I try to open a link in Facebook, Gmail, Slack, etc. and it opens it inside the app in a half functional WebView control and I have to go dig in the me
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10y ago
Sounds like you've tried the topical approach. Doctors can also prescribe systemic immunosuppressant solutions as well, though. Often orally. You may be ready for that step. Even then, there's another step past that with drugs tha
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I don't understand why he's including caffeine in an anti-stress medication. Most of the times I've seen someone get stressed and freak out, they were pretty strung out on tons of caffeine (or worse, diet pills) and lacking s
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10y ago
So anyone with a painful experience is not allowed to participate in discussion? Are you going to ban rape victims from working to improve handling for rape cases next? You aren't even approaching these people from a neutral position a
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I don't think your censorship and invoking the site's authority to shut down conversations because you don't agree contributes to thoughtful discussion.
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Hadn't heard of it either, but it does sounds like the typical Google incorrect algorithm ban followed up by atrocious customer service: http://www.fark.com/comments/blog673/Fark-NotNewsletter-Goog... I'
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10y ago
I think he was trying to explain to you that, for this particular leak, what was leaked was the private memory of the CloudFlare servers. So that memory doesn't have all a single site in it. It doesn't matter what site triggered t
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China is considerably different as well. My completely non-techie first wife could still quite easily use VPNs and knew what they did, for example. If you are in a culture where the government interferes with network access, constantly watc
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10y ago
Strange, I don't even known anyone who likes Billy. My wife and all her late 20s age friends all prefer kallax: http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S99017186/ If you want to use it as
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Yes, the victim can be a different site. Cloudflare's post mentions this: " Because Cloudflare operates a large, shared infrastructure an HTTP request to a Cloudflare web site that was vulnerable to this problem could reveal infor
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> in cases where your goals align with the company's (i.e. you don't want to get harassed, and the company doesn't want to get sued), HR is the place you should be able to go. That's definitely not the case in my expe
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At least in NJ, Google Maps typically does a terrible job. When I go from my home to Costco, I take one small road to the highway, take the highway, get off, and take one small road to Costco. It's very fast and easy. Makes a big L on
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I don't know anything about Clojure, but in modern Android development, Instant Run patch files mean installation isn't even done each change any more. Even then, you can avoid a lot of installation time by using an emulator on a
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> Shoreline Amphitheatre That's really too bad. I've been going to Google IO for five years and that venue they moved to last year, Shoreline Amphitheatre, was a disaster. They had insufficient room for all the talks. So I wait
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/19th_National_Congress_of_the_...
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> Like Ubuntu, it just needs to do its job extremely well and with little fuss. Come on now, if it was a quiet open source project, I'd agree. But it's funded by a multi-millionaire and pours a lot of gas on the fire you wouldn
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Google has always shoved its own items above the real results before. Search for a stock quote and you'll get Google Finance and not the top result right under your search bar. The real top sites like Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, etc. m
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