nness

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   by nness 11y ago

   In my experience its still a requirement. On the opposite side, "Hangouts On Air" requires a YouTube account to be created and associated with your G+ account if you want to broadcast.
2. 512.▲
   by nness 11y ago

   For those curious, someone has made a public implementation, using the same source material as the linked site: https://github.com/jcjohnson/neural-style
3. 513.▲
   by nness 11y ago

   So you were an accomplice to a robbery and you threatened deadly force? I'd take the plea. (IANAL)
4. 514.▲
   by nness 11y ago

   I feel that the author has missed that a person's contributions to a company varies with time — driven by both personal changes (like parenthood or health) and environmental factors (new technology, changes to market demand, automation
5. 515.▲
   by nness 11y ago

   Same experience on desktop. It's not great.
6. 516.▲
   by nness 11y ago

   I would imagine the courts would place an injunction that would set what amount should be paid and for what period of time. The court may even end up setting the same amount as the original agreement.
7. 517.▲
   by nness 11y ago

   I don't understand that comment either, but it might be the lack of classList support in earlier IE versions without a polyfill.
8. 518.▲
   by nness 11y ago

   Flagged. Not real news.
9. 519.▲
   by nness 11y ago

   That's true, but I suppose its a lot easier for Facebook to show warnings when actors like Syria or China are the culprits since they have no requirement to abide by their law. Where as, as Snowden has shown, the US and EU can stipulat
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    by nness 11y ago

    I would guess not, since Facebook is likely required to abide by laws in the US\EU which allow transparent access to information (through warrants or otherwise), as we have already seen.
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    by nness 11y ago

    I wish I could find the reference, but I recall someone once saying that sites like Google or Yahoo will provide a really subtle "canary" to indicate that your account details may have been requested, through just requiring you to
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    by nness 11y ago

    I wrote a long response to this but decided to simply ask, what can a person do to act on the information, if it were provided? Protestors in Syria or China could probably already guess what such a message means, so I'm curious as to t
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    by nness 11y ago

    Made me wonder if putting a tiny <img> tag in a <noscript> block would provide some insight by tracking user-agents hitting that file only.
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    by nness 11y ago

    I don't see how that would work — not all copyrightable acts can convey the author information in the body of the work, and more importantly, you wouldn't be able to recover damages if someone used your work for profit. Sure, an i
15. 525.▲
    by nness 11y ago

    Try disabling both and turning only one on to see which is the culprit first?
16. 526.▲
    by nness 11y ago

    Pesky EFTPOS "minimum purchases."
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    by nness 11y ago

    If this article ever hits the front of HN, which I would hope it does as it highlights some toxic behaviours that we should know better than to ignore and let flourish in a professional or personal environment, there are predictably going t
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    by nness 11y ago

    Not to nitpick, but the judge was female :)
19. 529.▲
    by nness 11y ago

    I think the judges point was that someone responsible would not recommend MDMA in these circumstances, rather than tell the other party to try and juggle their prescription medication and drug usage.
20. 530.▲
    by nness 11y ago

    I would like to think that is the most likely reason behind why the assets weren't re-rendered. The alternatives are just laziness or budget issues, which I wouldn't put past Capcom either.
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    by nness 11y ago

    Reminds me of the HD remake of the Resident Evil remake for the GameCube (the remake of the remake of the PlayStation original, just to be confusing). Back when it was released on GameCube it looked absolutely amazing. When they released th
22. 532.▲
    by nness 11y ago

    With regards to mobile device and Internet penetration in India: http://yourstory.com/2015/07/mobile-internet-report-2015/
23. 533.▲
    by nness 11y ago

    > 'The best thing Atlassian could have done for the local sector would have been to list in Australia' It is my understanding that, and in the layman's terms I understand it, the Australian taxation system is not well suit
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    by nness 11y ago

    Each Australian state and territory is handling Uber's entrance into the market differently, but what they all agree on is that Uber doesn't fit the current regulations for private cars. So far it seems the states are more interes
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    by nness 11y ago

    Real shame that game never eventuated, the execution so far looked really cool.
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    by nness 11y ago

    Wow, never realised it was that complicated. Although the locale dependant separators make a lot of sense.
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    by nness 11y ago

    > no standard column separator Commas are the standard column separator in CSV files, its in the name.
28. 538.▲
    by nness 11y ago

    I think HN has an unwritten rule not to post articles behind a paywall.
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    by nness 11y ago

    Legally, I mean. What's the precedent?
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    by nness 11y ago

    Out of interest, EFF wrote about CISA when the bill was introduced last year: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/06/zombie-bill-comes-back...