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by nacs 10y ago
How is this an issue? Most people don't have issues keeping their phone's out of water or keeping it charged.
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by nacs 10y ago
Macbook sure, phone maybe, but why would your watch be in your backpack? Also, the watch automatically enters a locked state when its off your wrist.
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by nacs 10y ago
Am I the only one who has applied and gotten jobs without ever creating a LinkedIn account? After hearing all the horror stories about their email spam (and how they spam all your contacts) and how random recruiters contact you with irrelev
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by nacs 10y ago
I am by no means a PHP hater (I do some PHP dev for work) but PHP not only has multiple versions (4, 5, 5.3) but has a ton of modules for everything (curl, mbconv, openssl, etc) that have to be setup the same way for you to get the same beh
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by nacs 10y ago
> No-one is seriously using monocular vision for any kind of serious environmental sensing I believe Tesla uses a single camera for auto-steering.
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by nacs 10y ago
> Every single pilot has practical first-hand experience with unpowered landing Considering many people can barely handle driving normal cars correctly, the number of average flying-car consumers that will have airplane pilot-level train
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MongoDB queries don’t always return all matching documents(engineering.meteor.com)
11 points by nacs 10y ago|1 comments
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by nacs 10y ago
Another vote for Nord. Started using it about 6 months ago and its great. Hundreds of exit nodes in many countries, no latency/bandwidth issues (other than what is to be expected proxying all your traffic). Also works well on mobile.
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by nacs 10y ago
Or the name of pretty much every anti-rights/anti-privacy bill like "The Patriot Act".
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by nacs 10y ago
> This can be achieved by an extension too. In the website you linked, there is a "3rd party tools" link [1] that has a Chrome extension [2] and a Firefox addon [3] that do just that. [1]: http://plaintextoffenders.c
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by nacs 10y ago
Yes there is, in the video, Oliver mentions how they hired a company that specializes in handling the tax implications so they wouldn't have to pay the full amount.
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by nacs 10y ago
He stated exactly how much they paid for that $15m debt in the video and even how they wrote off most of the cost of the taxes they would have had to pay it in the video.
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by nacs 10y ago
> Comedy Central/Viacom is not UNICEF and John Oliver is not a career humanitarian His show is on HBO, not Comedy Central.
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by nacs 10y ago
Minor issues: * Rap > East Coast > "Jay-Z - 99 Problems" video has been DMCAed and can't be viewed * Rap > East Coast > "NAS – If I Ruled the World" video is "Unavailable in your country" (US)
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by nacs 10y ago
I see the source here: https://vivaldi.com/source/
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by nacs 10y ago
Why is the take home so much less ($3550 less per month)? Are taxes that high in CA?
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by nacs 10y ago
> I think imgur remains the best no-nonsense plain image host Not anymore. They started clean and bloat free and now have a ton of junk on their desktop pages, push you to the mobile app with banners and overlays on their mobile pages, a
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by nacs 10y ago
> Snapchat has a filter that allows users to record their speed of travel, and she wanted to see how fast she could go. So McGee accelerated, then accelerated some more Really? Snapchat has a feature that is basically designed to get peo
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by nacs 10y ago
The announcement Reddit thread contained a Reddit employee mentioning that they already have a cache of the majority of Imgur images because they've been using it to create thumbnails Reddit displays alongside the headlines. Apparently
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by nacs 10y ago
> Google can handle construction, changed lanes, and offramps, city streets, and follows navigation directions. Oh that's great news! Now where can I buy a Google car again? There's a big difference between a general production
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by nacs 10y ago
> Unlike a desktop PC, it knows where you are at all times A single web-API call can return an accurate geolocation based on IP address alone for the majority of users (there are a few exceptions like VPNs or a small subset of IPs where
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by nacs 10y ago
I can't use the mouse wheel to scroll at all on your homepage and have to use the scroll bars. Please don't break scroll behavior for whiz-bang effects.
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The Mind Behind Linux – Linus Torvalds (TED)(youtube.com)
3 points by nacs 10y ago|0 comments
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by nacs 10y ago
> in theory you can use DASH with existing HLS segments (MPEG-2 .ts files), but no-one supports it (or likely ever will) Twitch.tv does exactly that for their non-Flash streaming (MPEG2 .ts files delivered in pieces).
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by nacs 10y ago
Output from my systems right now: "Ubuntu 15.10" - Python 2.7.10 "Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS" - Python 2.7.6 Not sure where you're getting the "by default 3.5" from.
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by nacs 10y ago
I think you're underestimating the amount of "integration" Google will do with this product to make it the default everywhere. Google Plus started being integrated into the search results, Picasa, Youtube comments, Android ap
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by nacs 10y ago
Yes I was surprised at the "Potatoes" amount being so high and was thinking people couldn't possibly be consuming that much mashed potatoes at home then realized this probably included French-fries that are included with ever
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by nacs 10y ago
Right now yes, this is an upcoming change.
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by nacs 10y ago
> a company the size of Google could whip up a more modern approach to this! Maybe Google should look into .. Google Charts? https://developers.google.com/chart/
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by nacs 10y ago
> Youtube, do they simply run their own CDN Yes, the Google CDN (Google owns Youtube).

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