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nandhp
10y ago
The archive page -- http://xkcd.com/archive/ -- has each comic listed by title, with the publication date in the hover text. Server Attention Span was published 2011-3-7.
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10y ago
According to T-Mobile there's no fees (for the first year): > It costs nothing to get your shares or set up an account with T-Mobile’s brokerage partner, LOYAL3, and there are absolutely no fees to get or sell your share this year –
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10y ago
And the images are too small.
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10y ago
Or my favorite, combining your first two choices: too-pull.
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10y ago
There are also commit bots for other contribution graph hacks: https://github.com/gelstudios/gitfiti
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10y ago
Moving to closed protocols isn't the whole problem. Everyone used to use AIM, ICQ, MSN Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, which were all* closed protocols. And yet, the developers of gAIM (now Pidgin) and Trillian both developed clients that
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10y ago
> automobile CEO I'm not sure he's any more "automobile" than he is "rocketry" or "PayPal".
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10y ago
URLs longer a shortened URL are displayed truncated. (All URLs are actually t.co links underneath)
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10y ago
$25 Annual Plan Includes SpareOne Locate and Alert service and 120 minutes of nationwide calling. Includes basic voicemail, call waiting and 3-way calling. https://www.att.com/cellphones/spareone/emergency-phone-
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10y ago
I'm mostly surprised that it passed 419-0. http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2016/roll167.xml
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10y ago
Perhaps from the first two text messages didn't have enough information to tell what elevator he was stuck in?
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10y ago
This is similar to Outernet/Lantern ( https://outernet.is/ ), though Toosheh has the neat feature of being able to reuse existing satellite receivers, which is obviously very useful here. They also seem to have a much la
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10y ago
It's seems worth pointing out that 360° videos seem clearly designed to be watched on your phone with Cardboard, not on your desktop.
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11y ago
Doesn't iTunes for Windows depend on QuickTime? Does this mean that iTunes for Windows is also deprecated?
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11y ago
Possibly because the other popular approach -- bridging the VM's emulated Ethernet card to one of the host's network adapters -- doesn't always work or isn't always supported. (Last I checked, bridging was unsupported by
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11y ago
If your equipment is all IPv6-capable, you may just need to have swap out your modem. Time Warner Cable has achieved 100% IPv6 availability (possibly excluding certain phone customers): http://www.timewarnercable.com/en/
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11y ago
Ignoring words in your query that it doesn't like is a relatively new behavior for Google -- in the last three years or so. But yes, there's a reason why I keep a search keyword for Bing.
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11y ago
I've never used Slack, so I have no idea why people would use it instead of IRC, but they do have IRC and XMPP gateways available: https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/201727913-Connectin...
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11y ago
Someone needs to port SLiRP to JavaScript+CORS.
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11y ago
For context, Avira is a German anti-virus company.
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11y ago
I'm going to leave a link to Microsoft TCP/IP (Wolverine) for WfW 3.11 here for posterity: ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/peropsys/windows/public/tcpip/WFWT32.EXE
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11y ago
They used to -- see http://www.kentlaw.edu/faculty/rwarner/classes/legalaspects/... (§2.4, about half-way down) and http://labs.ft.com/2014/05/do-we-really-need-to-hide-the-url.
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11y ago
From 2013, and yet I still see tons of sites with cookie click-throughs. Maybe it's only dead in the UK, but not in the EU?
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11y ago
To clarify, you don't want to suffer an MITM attack; that's just the current standard way of finding the captive portal login page. I believe the Wi-Fi Alliance is working on Hotspot 2.0 (Passpoint) to fix this problem: http:&#
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11y ago
Well, it sounds like you'd be at least $9 million richer than you were before. And gambling losses are tax deductable, up to the amount of your winnings, so if I understand tax deductions correctly wouldn't you be taxed only on ab
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So I have T-Mobile (a prepaid account on a pay-as-you-go plan with no data), and there's already a parental control feature: they call it Web Guard. It's been there for a long time (since dumbphones) and is set to "Young Adul
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11y ago
Well, generally speaking, if you order a computer online (as most people probably do) you give them your name, address, and phone number so they can ship it to you.
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11y ago
Nothing happens. (Firefox, Linux, USA)
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11y ago
> not only enable HTTPS on our site but also use our own custom EV certificate¹ Their certificate doesn't look EV to me. (I checked both developer. and www.)
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11y ago
reddit uses Cloudflare now, so this isn't as big of an issue as it used to be. Some relevant links: - https://www.reddit.com/r/blog/comments/2ftv08/hell_its_about... - https://www.reddit.
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