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by minsight 16y ago
"However, law enforcers homeland kangaroo decided to find out where strawberries lover took the forbidden video."
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by minsight 16y ago
No longer being there is a good thing.
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by minsight 17y ago
Yes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM
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by minsight 17y ago
The only way that you can be called in to fix an issue is if you let them. If you want a vacation desperately, then take one. And don't make yourself available to work, because when you do, it stops being a vacation...
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by minsight 17y ago
This site wasn't created with the sole purpose of promoting your site. If you'd like to accomplish that, then find another venue. Or hang around and respect the wishes of its founder. You might learn something.
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by minsight 17y ago
It's "Godaddy", and not "Godady".
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by minsight 17y ago
If mahalo were pulled from the rankings, other pages, most likely of better quality, would fill that space. There is nothing to prevent them from using adsense to monetize the quality of their (non-scraped) content.
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by minsight 17y ago
Perhaps they want to retain the possibility of selling the app (or some souped-up version). Also, opened source probably would get in the way of something so early in its development cycle.
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by minsight 17y ago
The grammar on that post makes it borderline unreadable in places. "I'll cite an example, Friendster, what did they do that people are closing their accounts and flocking on Facebook. "
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by minsight 17y ago
He didn't catch the first hacker by a long shot. He caught a hacker (and did it with a great deal of resourcefulness). Hackers had been around for quite a while when this went down.
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by minsight 17y ago
I have a bunch of sites, and I don't think that the world is owed them on my dime. If they get free content, they'll have to learn to cope with a small ad at the side of the page.
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by minsight 17y ago
You can also try running hardware diagnostics from the disk that came with your mac. That will do a test to see if something is currently broken.
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by minsight 17y ago
There is a SMART log. Let the thing run and any SMART warnings will go there. It's possible for a disk to fail and not give SMART errors, but running SMARTreporter gives you more information about the state of a disk and whether it's beha
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by minsight 17y ago
Install SmartReporter. It will give SMART diagnostics which can indicate if (and how quickly) your disk is trending towards mechanical failure.
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by minsight 17y ago
The thread title and the article title are one letter different from each other, but it's a pretty important letter.
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by minsight 17y ago
That's entertaining advice. The US dollar's value is dropping (and will continue to drop) sharply since they are printing them like mad. If the value of the dollar drops, the value of things relative to the dollar rises (like gold). There
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by minsight 17y ago
"Iranian"
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by minsight 17y ago
Mine required manually switching from one mode to another (which ended up being about a 3-5 minute reboot, as it had to then detect all of the music on the device) when I wanted to add new music. I'd plug it into my mac and it would someti
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by minsight 17y ago
Apple has a long history of releasing products that look like losers when one compares a bullet list of features with the competition. I bought a Sansa with twice the storage of the current ipod and grew to hate the device, despite the fac
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by minsight 17y ago
The algorithm used by Google today is light-years away from that described in the PageRank paper. It uses a form of PageRank, but it also uses many other parameters.
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by minsight 17y ago
I love Dreamhost, and find that they are fantastic value for the money. There are many people who believe that their sites should be up AT ALL TIMES. Unfortunately, they don't realize that the uptime percentage for Dreamhost at that pric
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by minsight 17y ago
Yes and no. If you compare memory capacity and GFLOPS, you will often find that those computers seem relatively unimpressive compared to what we have now. The value (and cost) in that hardware is often in capabilities and features that ar
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by minsight 17y ago
I think you might be abstracting simplicity in where none exists.
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by minsight 17y ago
There is a tremendous gulf between popularity and quality. If you'd like an illustration, go turn on a radio.
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by minsight 17y ago
Open Office has improved spectacularly over the years. It's very good for people who just want to work with data. There was a time when its interoperability with Office was poor, but that has come a long way. These days interoperability
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by minsight 17y ago
Mine have had all math operations for the past few decades.
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by minsight 17y ago
Donations are accepted at www.justgiving.com , if you search for "safepoint". The direct link from their site didn't work. Justgiving accepts paypal, so it's easy if you're lazy like me.
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by minsight 17y ago
That's a fascinating video. His organization's website is at http://www.safepointtrust.org/SafePoint_Website/home.html . I think I'm going to see if they can take some of my money for their cause...
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by minsight 17y ago
I thought it was tremendously entertaining, if a bit earthy. Kind of a financial Zed Shaw piece.
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by minsight 17y ago
I spent some time with Drupal a while back and stubbed my toe on each of these points. My favourite pet peeve was the fact that Drupal was repeatedly upgraded in a manner that broke existing sites, and required users to do hairy manual SQL

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