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by mankyd 12y ago
async and sync aren't even the correct terms here. Parallel, Serial, and Staggered seem more apropos.
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by mankyd 12y ago
> Try never. Well, it depends on how you define "switchover". Enabling HTTP/2 doesn't necessarily mean turning HTTP/1.1 off.
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by mankyd 12y ago
> It's a lot of effort, though. This x100. My wife and I recently bought a new car. We went into the process assuming that we'd buy a car that was a couple of years old. After 3 months of casual browsing and research, we bought
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by mankyd 12y ago
This website doesn't deny that. They're merely asking you to try under-doing it instead of over-doing it: > Complaining is great. We all need to vent from time to time. But many of us also overdo it. Sometimes. In this month, y
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Hookback – A Simple GitHub Webhook Server in Go(github.com)
2 points by mankyd 12y ago|0 comments
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by mankyd 12y ago
Neat. I'm curious why the quotes around the commands are necessary. Why "py '3 * 1.5'" instead of just "py 3 * 1.5"?
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by mankyd 12y ago
https://www.youtube.com/yt/press/statistics.html > 100 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute. "Backup" may be a strong term here. Perhaps you mean "mirror of specific videos"?
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by mankyd 12y ago
Airplay doesn't do much good for my Android phone, unfortunately :/
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by mankyd 12y ago
> Google Cast Ready speakers come with Cast technology built-in, so you don’t have to buy any additional equipment. Except for, you know, the entirely new speaker(s). I love this idea, but I want a simple, small dongle, like the chromeca
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by mankyd 12y ago
Indeed. I set caps to ctrl. I don't even bother swapping them. I've simply eliminated caps all together. I so rarely type in all caps that I simply suck it up and hold shift when I need to. The only time it really comes up is if I
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by mankyd 12y ago
Why make caps lock into backspace? Control has always felt a much more natural option to me. Usually, when I am pressing backspace, I am taking a mental break anyways (even if only a tiny one), so I am ok with having a bit of travel to pres
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by mankyd 12y ago
> These are groups of people that _should_ be aware of the benefits of higher sample resolution. I don't think the author is necessarily dismissing the idea of high fidelity audio; especially for the reasons you point out. Rather, t
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by mankyd 12y ago
I mean, don't you think that Apple deserves to take at least a little of the blame for this? If they can't negotiate a better deal with their data sources, find a better data source, or find a way to feed corrections back to their
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by mankyd 12y ago
I used to work for a company called "Going". We had no alternative internal code name. (I swear, if I heard one more pun about where I was "going"...) That being said, you'd be surprised how little you need to refer
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by mankyd 12y ago
Very cool idea! Maybe make it so that teams of people get assigned to giftees, but maybe not _everyone_? So that, if I want to play with 12 friends, there aren't 12 separate email threads I need to track. Instead, give me 4 (or an adj
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by mankyd 12y ago
Rows 3 and 5 are identical.
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by mankyd 12y ago
> The point is they want that traffic coming directly to them. Very insightful and true. The problem is that they can't find a strategy to make this happen and are capitulating due to their lack of ability. That is to say, _if_ they
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by mankyd 12y ago
A comic that juxtaposes then nicely: http://www.juxtapoz.com/current/huxley-vs-orwell-in-graphic-... I strongly feel that BNW is more realistic. Neither will play out in entirety, but we are certainly addicts of our op
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by mankyd 12y ago
Not exactly what you want, but there is at least this: https://www.google.com/transparencyreport/saferemail/
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by mankyd 12y ago
The insecurity relates the problem with allowing random usb devices to be plugged into a computer. Specifically, it points out that, even if you wipe an usb stick, you still can't trust that it's safe. The devices that Google is r
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by mankyd 12y ago
> Google is not to be trusted. > I'm not suggesting it's google... The issue isn't that you're not allowed to suggest anything. Far from it; but you're flinging strong accusations over an icon pack without any
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Flare Pans – Cooking pans that claim 40% improvement in energy efficiency(flare.co.uk)
2 points by mankyd 12y ago|0 comments
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by mankyd 12y ago
It should not. That sounds like a bug or configuration problem somewhere. SPDY and HTTP/2 can multiplex their data streams across a single connection. That is to say, they can receive 2+ datastreams on the same TCP connection at the sa
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by mankyd 12y ago
Curious that bluetooth is not included. That's pretty essential for most car-audio setups these days, no?
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by mankyd 12y ago
Same issue on Ubuntu Chrome. Definitely annoying and made me assume that it's broken. Better to avoid validating the input until the person either blurs or submits, imho.
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by mankyd 12y ago
Not saying this isn't valuable, but I believe that Google did this a year or two ago: https://onetoday.google.com/ What's the differentiation?
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by mankyd 12y ago
Indeed. The Moto X is the most overlooked, but not under-rated, phone in recent history. The reviewers loved it. It is a truly awesome phone. They just failed to drum up sales to match. I recently used a Nexus 5 for a week. While a nice pie
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by mankyd 12y ago
Ållen
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by mankyd 12y ago
> Reversible plug orientation and cable direction That's all I needed to read.
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by mankyd 12y ago
Yes. I should elaborate on what I mean by "how much credence". We have an entire industry built up not just around wine, but around _tasting_ wine - judging it, speaking about it, writing about it, etc. It seems that, while some w

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