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by mapgrep 8y ago
The stuff I want to background is not music, lately it's been a lot of conference talks, and most of the time there's not even an ad. Even when I've used YouTube for music, the ads are always pre-roll. If I watch the pre-roll
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by mapgrep 8y ago
I find this the height of arrogance that Google charges for this and it enrages me on a level I freely admit is irrational and pointless. But just the gall: 1. Get FREE creative work from musicians, film types, tv types, and tons of bright
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by mapgrep 9y ago
>The state is anti-innovation Let's look at "innovation" in consumer banking: -Debit and credit cards physically show numbers that give full access to the accounts 40 years after modern public key cryptography was invented
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Tried that — it kept choking on the 80k or so emails in my inbox. Apparently mu4e users just have tidy folder organization schemes from what I was told on mail list. I got spoiled by gmail and never sort my mail. In fact my dependence on se
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Thanks for the information. FWIW my main issue with inline styles is, my use case would be taking the HTML into another system, and the more pervasive the inline styles are, the more likely they are to override our the desired styling conta
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by mapgrep 9y ago
It is clever that you put the encryption key after the hash sign ("#") component of the collaboration URL, so it never touches your servers.
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by mapgrep 9y ago
On the document editor, is it just me or are you missing a blockquote control? Also, is there a reason you're using inline styles to do italics and bold instead of the specific tags for those things? (Deleted question you answered down
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by mapgrep 9y ago
You didn’t even read his post before replying. He specifically mentions Brand Registry. Sad to see this poor level of attention to a well written customer complaint from Amazon.
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by mapgrep 9y ago
This is very very good news. As a heavy Signal user, from where I sit I personally see the following clear needs: -Better group support. Right now, to do a group in Signal you have to name the group, which makes it kind of a pain to create
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by mapgrep 9y ago
What is the concrete benefit of simplicity in this context, and how do you quantify whatever that benefit is? Becaue the cost is both clear and intensive: Depriving a human being of liberty for additional years or decades. This should be do
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by mapgrep 9y ago
As some other people have mentioned below, the much lauded[1] vertically integrated health provider Kaiser Permanente started this way, as the health provider caring for the workers of an enlightened large employer, Kaiser Steel, which at
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Oh wow great, I can pay 25 cents to banks and a startup to do something that was free and instant with cash and free and only mildly less instant with paper checks. Venmo, PayPal et al are great examples of how the big barriers to convenien
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Precisely my thinking (based on supposition). Adobe provides similar activation for offline computers (a sort of challenge/response where you take a number off the offline computer, enter it on their website on a different computer, br
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by mapgrep 9y ago
I recently discovered that Microsoft literally will not sell you Office for a computer not connected to the internet. You cannot buy this product, I tried very hard, lots of escalation, etc. Needless to say, LibreOffice works very nicely in
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Your dimissive post boils down to “less than 100% perfect security is not ‘practicable’ so let’s leave a massively used, default communication platform utterly unsecure.” At least three of your critiques of encrypted email could be made of
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by mapgrep 9y ago
It is indeed a 380. Even in economy, the Italian food (and wine) was very respectable.
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Ya, I think the site should be perfectly legal (at least in terms of the scraping). For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure if you demand Google to stop indexing your site, it will comply. With robots.txt you can even ask them in an
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by mapgrep 9y ago
"Everyone has a right to access public data. And we believe that whether you are accessing that data by typing in a URL in a web browser, through a CURL request, an RSS feed, a cached copy, or having someone read it to you aloud, does
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by mapgrep 9y ago
I switched back to Firefox 54 from Chrome when multiprocess browsing ("Electrolysis") came out of beta. It's been absolutely great. It's fast and I trust and like the nonprofit behind it. And all the extensions I care ab
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by mapgrep 9y ago
I used BitTorrent Sync for a couple of years and loved it. Has it evolved much under the Resilio banner?
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Just to recap, the allegation appears to be that Counterpath "screwed" Mac users by not upgrading old versions of their software to work with a brand new Apple operating system. They do offer a new version of their app that work
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by mapgrep 9y ago
>My experience has been that the high-productivity, specialty specific apps I would use haven't caught up Strong agree — lack of robust development environment for DEEP apps is holding iPad back. Yes, iPhone has plenty of apps. Sess
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Again, the article states very clearly and explicitly that WindsorGreen should not impact people using strong crypto. You criticize a reference to RSA-4096 as implying RSA-2048 is weak. That reference was made in a quote by bunnie huang, a
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by mapgrep 9y ago
I appreciate the explanation from schoen, I can grasp the argument more clearly. I do believe that is an aggressive reading of the paragraph, out of its context, and that "malpractice" is unfair. The paragraph you quoted is follow
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by mapgrep 9y ago
In terms of the prior commenters assertion about source protection, that was not a factor as the source alerted various of the original parties directly that their material was in public view (as we mention in the story). In terms of the (a
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Sorry to see you conclude the piece, or that portion, is malpractice :-\ The paragraph you quote was intended to give an overview of one type of work a machine like WindsorGreen might do, in broad terms. While it's true we mention RSA
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Thanks! Sorry, I missed that.
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by mapgrep 9y ago
Dumb question, what is "2-random"?
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by mapgrep 9y ago
>Eich was actually outed from a donor list that was leaked There was no "leak" or "outing." Campaign contributions are public information. I just pulled up his donation (to Prop 8 and a Lt Gov campaign) here. http:&#
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by mapgrep 10y ago
That changelog includes a bunch of fixes that are Sierra only, so the answer may be "no" contrary to your comment. This is the closest I can find on there to this issue and the fix is Sierra only: IOFireWireFamily Available for: m

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