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by nnnnni 12y ago
This looks like it'd be EXTREMELY useful for cronjobs and other things where you need to send email to yourself (or another address) automatically. It would remove the need to self-host email just so that you can send status reports...
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I read it exactly as you did. Hopefully they won't change that!
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by nnnnni 12y ago
and here I am thinking that it meant "send this email later"...
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by nnnnni 12y ago
To me, speed-reading is "reading very quickly". I don't think that the exact method really matters all that much... or at least it shouldn't.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Perhaps adding a little bit of grey to the blue would help?
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by nnnnni 12y ago
What's the name of the best book that you've ever read?
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Thanks for specifying that you made "new car money" rather than "new house money"!
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by nnnnni 12y ago
My Kindle Fire HD was intolerable until I rooted it and installed the Google Play store!
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by nnnnni 12y ago
So... what's the best way to tell if C99 is "installed" on your server(s)? grep -Ri c99 /path/to/htdocs would be my guess
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by nnnnni 12y ago
A MUD without character creation? That's pretty wild. I'm curious about this project now...
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by nnnnni 12y ago
That idea is a lot more practical. It'd be tough to find your phone and pound the power button in a bad situation. A program/service that triggers on a lack of input is a lot more likely to actually WORK when it's needed. As
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by nnnnni 12y ago
...or live somewhere where it's possible to live that way.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
You'd like a small Coke? Okay, that'll be $4.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I can't edit my comment for some reason, but as thefreeman pointed out in response to agildehaus' comment, I was referring to how the iOS Chrome is still WebKit.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Yes, that's exactly what I meant. I think that a few people may have missed that due to the fact that my comment is currently at -2.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I jumped over the flagpole once in 1-1 in the original Super Mario Bros thanks to a Game Genie code. Once you walk past the pipe that's the entrance to 1-2, you see about two more screens that then repeat forever. There are some places
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by nnnnni 12y ago
The funny thing is that the "RAWR NO SAFARI, ONLY CHROME!" people don't seem to realize that both are WebKit at the core. Sure, some features are in Chrome first, but that's only because Apple is very cautious when relea
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Now THAT would be a sandboxed browser. Also, even though people tend to not like this kind of thing here, it has to be said: Yo dawg...
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by nnnnni 12y ago
How exactly does this work? Are the videos being sent to (and maybe saved by) a central server? Are you collecting the phone numbers for later advertising (or other) use? There are potentially a lot of bad privacy implications with this pro
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Wow, I guess that there aren't really any "fully open" phones in that case. For the truly paranoid (with or without reason), I guess that they would have to go the RMS route -- or find a payphone that isn't within sight
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I played Diplomacy once. I ended up foiling a veteran player's plan to screw me over at the end, leading to a two-way tie between us. It was great!
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Yes! http://www.webdiplomacy.net
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by nnnnni 12y ago
PERFECT! Thanks a lot =-)
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by nnnnni 12y ago
You can also just click "close and read Quora" (or similar text) at the bottom of that popup. That's what I did.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I think that there may be ONE option. RMS probably has it...
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by nnnnni 12y ago
They'll eventually need to create a position to manage all of these "Czar" positions. Perhaps it would be called "Czar Czar". Gah, a bore of a job it'd be, though.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
I would like to see something that helps create useful, specific scrapers for languages like Ruby and Python. It's annoying to have to run scripts multiple times, tweaking it after each run to get exactly what you need. It's a w
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by nnnnni 12y ago
Yeah, it's definitely cool for what it is -- but it is NOT a DAW. I would call it the audio equivalent of OpenSCAD.
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by nnnnni 12y ago
How would you avoid/handle abuses like using it as a proxy to access extremely illegal things?
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by nnnnni 12y ago
ramoq: I haven't tried it, but what if someone spoofs the from address? For example, if I used the old telnet to port 25 trick, could I create a task from billg@microsoft.com to larry@google.com? I have a feeling that since it may be r

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