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12y ago
I don't think this is a Pizza Hut conspiracy. The IP of that domain also hosts hotmqail.com, runescpe.com and a variety of squatted domains.
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12y ago
Quote from the page: We'll also ask a few of our own and assess whether there's a fit for a paid project or other next steps. I went through this process. It's ethical IMO.
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12y ago
Startups can take money from anyone, but it's a lot less complicated with accredited investors.
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12y ago
Lately I've been making a Selenium WebDriver implementation for Java's built-in WebKit. I spent an absurd amount of time trying to figure out how to let multiple instances of the browser operate concurrently without affecting each
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12y ago
You lost me at "That's intercooler.js"
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12y ago
For Widevine, it looks like the following would be required: Completion of legal agreements Delivery of a Widevine documentation package Technical discussion to understand the device type, chipset, and review the Widevine robu
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12y ago
Because it's a lot harder to make a competing web browser now. You'll have to buy the secret binaries from one of the DRM providers, if they'd even be willing to sell.
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12y ago
"Bright with a Y, dot com." Some names are a lot harder to explain than that.
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12y ago
No one does that except for Show HN and that's only for the debut of a new project.
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12y ago
The web site is slow under the load. https://archive.today/QhASD
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12y ago
I think the package managers should add links to donate to projects. So I open up Synaptic to install GPG and in the description see that I can donate and they're only at 25% of their funding goal. Another key would be to add a real co
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12y ago
Affero GPL would be a much better choice. GPL lets anyone running a webapp pretty much ignore everything in the GPL license.
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12y ago
With US bills, you can use one of these... costs $5.50: http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/548370/Dri-Mark-US-Cou... Also, on $100 bills, Ben Franklin has a ghost image that can be seen holding up to the l
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12y ago
Not outdated. It reads from the live DOM and you can execute JS too. Mozilla and some people on standards committees liked Selenium enough that WebDriver is now a formal standard. Maybe there are better alternatives, but I haven't come
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12y ago
I'm not sure what I could have done differently since my parents put me in some of the better private schools. I mostly earned A's and tried to make the most of classes. The only classes that seemed productive were math and a gram
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12y ago
I am considering homeschooling. My main motivation is that I really hated school and so did my wife. And I didn't learn much after 6th grade. Most of the school work I did was a waste of time. I don't want to waste anyone's t
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12y ago
I disagree with every commenter here. At most, notify Netflix. Why make a mountain out of a mole hill? You lost some viewing history and having your personal account invaded is quite unsettling. But it's just a movie watching service.
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12y ago
I'd recommend going with something even older and more outdated and with better support: Java and Freemarker. Java was released 20 years ago and Freemarker 15 years ago. I'd give them another 30+ years of reliable use.
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12y ago
Is it really that fragmented? There's essentially RedHat, Debian, and Slackware. At the level of app development for servers, everything seems pretty compatible. As a desktop user I just switched from Xubuntu to Debian+Xfce and it'
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12y ago
The government's argument in court was that liability for his assassination is not an issue the court can decide. They specifically avoided countering the argument that you find to be misleading, the same argument made by the estate of
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12y ago
Whether it was a case of dissent was exactly why it was controversial and why it sparked debate over free speech and due process rights. Sure, if you assume the government's official account to be true, it's a disservice to equate
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12y ago
OpenJDK is unofficially ported and built for numerous platforms. But OpenJDK is Oracle's JDK. To contribute to it, you sign Oracle's contributor's license agreement. Oracle's no golden example as a leader in open sourc
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12y ago
> Does it become wrong because you make a list instead of doing it indiscriminately? Yes, it indicates this is wrong. There's a profound difference between killing someone in the heat of battle versus the president reviewing kill li
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12y ago
How would that hurt Microsoft? There aren't many people who have bought MS software for years and are now excited to use a fork or their own build. Even assuming that some other mega corp comes along and offers world class support/
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12y ago
The FCC is able to regulate broadcast content because the courts found it constitutional due to the pervasive nature. Reclassification of ISPs does not affect the pervasiveness.
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12y ago
Keep in mind, Stack Overflow code is generally licensed as: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/ For many snippets there is no license so they're assumed to be under full copyright. I was at a
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12y ago
That's odd. Both 0.8.6.0 and 0.8.5.7 work for me on FF 35. And they allow up to FF 39: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/blob/master/platform/firef...
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12y ago
If it's not in the Mozilla directory, install from GitHub: https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/releases It can do element hiding. Right-click any element and select "Block Element".
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12y ago
You realize business liability or professional liability insurance covers being sued (and legal costs) right? You're not giving a future lawyer much help to run a business with no contracts. That's nuts. Everyone who releases open
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12y ago
If their original prices were 20% higher, I don't think you'd be saying Digital Ocean pricing is nuts. Backups are just an easy way to get people who don't mind spending money to spend money. Everyone else can do their own ba
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