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Although at least it's a testable prediction.
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Or you haven't done anything to trigger the e-mail from your other registrars. Or your spam trap has eaten the e-mails. https://iwantmyname.com/blog/2014/01/icanns-new-rules-for-do...
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Green = newbies.
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13y ago
Not just Network Solutions: that thing about new regulations they mention? In this case they are telling the truth.
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But it doesn't include great-granddaughter.
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13y ago
From the 80s, so presumably not patented any more?
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13y ago
Afaik, HN uses rel=nofollow on all links below a certain score.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7073976 and in particular http://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/1usu93/1_2_3_4_5_112_n...
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I used to write witty comments (and use witty variable names) when I was younger. I was worse at programming, too. I'm guessing that writing crappy code and witty comments are both something people tend to grow out of with experience.
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If you assume that "the spontaneous creation of life from inanimate matter is extremely unlikely", then it is extremely unlikely that anyone exists to run the simulation, no?
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Why aren't you using a terminal that can handle UTF-8? Alternatively, why aren't you using a web browser that can handle UTF-8?
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It's fine for me. Press reload? Clear your browser cache?
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Care to expand on that? What are the drawbacks? It sounds to me that they've integrated a site build system into their webserver. What's wrong with that?
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You have to worry about a notionally scientific article that cites the Daily Mail as its only reference. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biocentric_universe for a less breathlessly uncritical overview.
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I don't understand what you're saying. Could you give examples?
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When I'm on the last page and try to flick forwards, it turns the page back. (Similarly, when I'm on the first page and try to flick backwards, it turns the page forwards.) iIn these situations it should indicate somehow that ther
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In case, like me, you didn't understand the algorithm description n the text: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_transposition_cipher
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It probably depends whether you are using Android/iOs/other; may even depend on where your e-mail is hosted, if you are using one of the big freemail services.
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Fourth choice: do without sex.
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> In this global world color, place, race, currency, language, culture, etc. is not a fact. Utter tosh. Racism is still a thing, people still move to Silicon Valley to start their internet start-ups, racism is still a thing, try not
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> With a host of misconceptions the author goes on a tirade about how (s)he “hates” bitcoin, how anyone can really hate a protocol is beyond me. It's pretty clear he hates the monetary policy that comes with bitcoin, and that it (
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This rant is so bad it makes Charlie Stross' rant seem convincing. And Charlie Stross' rant was really unconvincing.
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First, I wouldn't equate those positions with US political parties: consider their views on climate change, for example. Second, some arguments are about the nature of human nature. If you think it is human nature to give everyone a fa
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You live in the EU (or a country that has the same rules for summer/winter time as the EU). 2013-10-27 was 25 hours long in such places, because the clocks went back. A bare date is assumed to be midnight, and adding 24 hours only get
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Have you done any usability testing? If I had not been told I could vote if I mouseovered, I doubt I would have guessed.
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My understanding is that they generate their own ssl key and certificate to use on your site. So they mitm your site, yes (I don't see how their service could work otherwise). If you're worried that they could enable the NSA to de
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What are you quoting from? That text doesn't appear in the linked article.
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Thanks.
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Is there a link to the primary source? I see nothing about it on the CloudFlare blog.
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And it goes beyond being drunk: sometimes I code when I'm tired but can't sleep. I have a vcs to ensure I don't trash something irretrievably; also tests and ideally a decent type system to increase the chances my code does w
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