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What plus operator did Google remove? Are you referring to the adjacent sibling selector? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Adjacent_si...
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It sounds like ansimionescu might have been told that Broadcom isn't a good place to work.
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They have a "gold goal" progress meter at the bottom of the homepage sidebar. I assume this is approximately "amount of gold purchases needed to keep us from losing money today" -- it's usually above 80%; yesterday
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... and Google.
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Online version: http://www.google.com/googlebooks/chrome/
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Also, it's not clear what "Google Fiber 76.43%" means. Is that meant to be the percentage of subscribers with IPv6 access? I was under the impression that all Google Fiber customers had IPv6.
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One other provider. Neither Google (1 Gbps, "by mid 2014") nor Time Warner (300 Mbps, "by the fall of 2014") is yet offering comparable service. Only AT&T and Grande have any actual ultra-high-speed customers at this
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Or maybe they acquired Simple to gain next-generation online banking for their own customers. If they were feeling very ambitious, they could take further advantage of Simple's bank abstraction layer to license the system to other bank
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The Google Fiber Privacy Policy seems relatively strong in the "Google Fiber Internet is a dumb pipe" sense: Technical information collected from the use of Google Fiber Internet for network management, security or maintenance may
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by nandhp 13y ago
The sochi2014.ru terms of use does not prohibit the use of robots/crawlers/scrapers. http://www.sochi2014.com/en/terms-of-use
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Code is formatted in a serif font, instead of monospace, which seems like a rather important difference. Otherwise, it is quite impressive.
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You know how every site has a "Terms of Use" link at the bottom? That's where it says "You agree that you will not use any robot, spider, other automatic device, or manual process to monitor or copy our Web pages or the
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As far as I know the Verizon FiOS buildout is complete and there are no plans to expand availability. Last time I read about FiOS expansion, Verizon's official position was something like this: Customers in areas not currently served b
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Also, there's a long spike over Christmas/New Year's.
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I haven't left because: (1) I don't have a server where I can run my own mail infrastructure -- I don't think my ISP would be happy with me running a mail server off my cable modem). And (2) I don't trust Outlook.com not
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by nandhp 13y ago
I believe you, but note that the Tesla website only says this: > How often can I Supercharge, is it bad for my battery? > > Supercharging does not alter the new vehicle warranty. > Customers are free to use the network as much a
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by nandhp 13y ago
This links to the front page of the blog; here's a permalink: http://www.fpblog.net/blog/2014/1/20/an-1188-retina-macbook-...
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Users Googling "Facebook login" mistake news story for Facebook [2010](theregister.co.uk)
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You can place bulk orders of up to 50,000: http://www.fakenamegenerator.com/order.php
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"You might receive these offers or ads online, via email or through direct mail." http://att.com/InternetPreferences
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I wonder if it does a better job of handling message duplication than Gmaill IMAP does.
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Many desktop mail clients support mbox format. Thunderbird uses mbox. There's also a script (I'm sure there are many scripts that do this) that take mbox files and upload the mail to an IMAP server. ( http://imap-upload.
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XMMS is obsolete; in particular, it uses GTK+1.2 which is no longer available in most Linux distributions. It was removed from Debian in 2008: http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2007/07/msg00026.html I don&
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Also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Censorship_of_Wikipedia#France (Although I'm not sure any courts were involved in that)
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Well, MapQuest probably isn't worse (although obviously it has been overtaken by Google Maps in popularity). MapQuest Open ( http://open.mapquest.com/ ) is actually a pretty good interface to OpenStreetMap; it does sea
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Given that it was tweeted by @BarackObama, that doesn't seem like an issue.
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> I've never used a shell that doesn't understand [[ That may be, but that doesn't mean they aren't pretty widespread. [[ and {,} are bashisms. However, they still work when bash is executed as /bin/sh, as i
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Yeah, not a false positive: "Looking at the length of the encrypted password, your password is between 8 and 15 characters long." (it's actually 20 characters -- maybe Adobe does password truncation?)
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Has anyone actually heard from Adobe about this? They haven't sent me an email (yet), but http://adobe.cynic.al/ claims my credentials were leaked.
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Also, Creative Commons explicitly states that their licenses "should not be used for software." http://wiki.creativecommons.org/FAQ#Can_I_use_a_Creative_Com...

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