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mevile
10y ago
Not a fan of the ad block detection. I'm probably not going to click on bloomberg links any more. I already stopped clicking fortune links. I'd appreciate if there was a weight against sites that used that personally.
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mevile
10y ago
Have you tried inoreader? I use it pretty much just like I used Google Reader.
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mevile
10y ago
Why are you a white nationalist? Do you think badly of people who aren't white or that such people should be treated differently? If so why?
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mevile
10y ago
> I follow lots of white nationalists Why?
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mevile
10y ago
You're playing this game, every day with every website you go to, every store you visit, every app you use, every interaction you make. Unless you live a (probably less comfortable) life in a rural area. These types of techs for the mo
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10y ago
How is them developing their own technology not competing on merit? Did they steal the technology? Did they claim that anyone ought to use this in production? Why all the negativity? Yeah never mind let's just discourage everyone from
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10y ago
What's interesting about Musk is that he doesn't at all seem to be doing any of this for the money. It doesn't seem like it's greed that motivates him, the way you might think of other top CEOs. He's all about visio
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10y ago
I've used gedit, but I'm not familiar with multi-cursor implementation in it. I suppose I've always seen the multi-cursor implementation in Sublime Text as top-notch with other editors struggling to implement anything like it
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10y ago
Atom and VS Code use the same basic underlying technology and are JavaScript under the hood. With both you can actually open up a chrome like web inspector to help you write and debug plugins. These editors are Open Source and funded by com
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10y ago
Or by not voting at all. Vote people. It matters.
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10y ago
I get that Museums aren't well funded but I feel like ten quid isn't enough value being returned to the owner. That owner didn't know what they had and was taken advantage of, even if it was for a good cause. I hope their nam
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10y ago
The currying part is the variable that you give to the first function. In the first function the prefix variable is stored in the local scope of the big arrow function that is returned. This ability of functions to remember variables from t
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10y ago
Here's a couple of new things about JS you can learn right now! Currying! Arrow functions! Template strings! function getPrefixer(prefix) { return str => `${prefix}: ${str}`; } Now use it! const infoLogger =
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10y ago
I'm not addressing the FBI response, but hear me out. As a security researcher you have to stop at the first vulnerability. Don't use the vulnerability to get more information. It's the companies responsibility to ascertain t
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10y ago
This is a welcomed change as it prevents unrelated sites from making XHRs to unrelated sites (already mitigated by browser restrictions with allow credentials and very loose Access-Control-Allow-Origin server headers) but I'd like to p
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10y ago
> but managed to steal the credit from everyone else. Steal credit for what? What has come out of Microsoft's phone business since the Nokia purchase that anyone would want to take credit for?
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10y ago
You must not pay a lot of interest. I deduct this and my property taxes and it's thousands of dollars less that I pay each year. It's significant.
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10y ago
> I've never understood why people make such a big deal out of that deduction. It contributes to economic unfairness. Paying less taxes just because one owns a house is not optimal use of tax dollars when people who can't affor
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10y ago
> the subsidies went away If you're talking about being able to claim mortgage interest on your taxes then that hasn't gone away yet. I don't know what other kinds of home owner subsidies exist.
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10y ago
Kickstarter does not market itself that way. Kickstarter is misleading about what it does and how it works. That people say things like "pre-ordering" indicates it. There are significant differences between a pre-order and backing
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10y ago
> I pre-ordered a Time 2 today Backing a Kickstarter is not "pre-ordering". Kickstarter is not a store. Maybe you feel more confident because this is Pebble, but the distinction remains. Buying something from Kickstarter is not
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10y ago
Why is it a problem if it's only useful to you? Build the thing you want, and if it really is useful it will have been worth the effort. Really though you aren't a unique snow flake, none of us are, we're mostly predictable c
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10y ago
I don't understand why Android continues to do so badly in comparison to iOS revenue numbers. As an Android user it's very disappointing. Bigger user base, but almost inconsequential when it comes to revenue. I'm surprised ga
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10y ago
Americans may not hide their actions, but they certainly paint the actions in a light favorable to the American self-image. Germany on the other hand exhibits complete contrition and there is no denial of the wrongness of the actions that h
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10y ago
I bought a new expensive GPU on newegg and now every other week newegg sends me emails about new deals for graphics cards. In what market does that behavior make sense? Most pc gamers probably buy a graphics card once every two years at mos
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10y ago
> We are living through the latest stages of the online advertising bubble, as available high-quality ad space is shrinking, leading to a decline ad space quality, and a decline of ad efficiency. I don't understand how it's a b
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10y ago
> In the street, the first thing he saw was a squad of soldiers who had been burrowing into the hillside opposite, making one of the thousands of dugouts in which the Japanese apparently intended to resist invasion, hill by hill, life fo
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10y ago
Remember way back when people had a blog with an RSS feed and anyone could subscribe to your blog with their browser or some app to read what you had to say instead of going through Facebook or Twitter? Remember when all that slowly went aw
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10y ago
The video proof only shows that's she's banned. It doesn't proof what she was banned for. Based on the screenshots I believe her for the reason why she was banned, not the video. Maybe a bit of a semantic quibble, but it'
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10y ago
> Gotta have a degree. A lot of what you said is based on truth, this isn't.
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