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by noxToken 11y ago
There are apps for 3rd party hardware control such as headphone/earbud buttons. I have not personally used any, but I know they exist.
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by noxToken 11y ago
> Your phone is locked now, and you need to open it, and then it can't connect to the Chromecast for some reason, and pause resets the program sometimes for some reason, etc., or because it lost the connection it can't figure o
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by noxToken 11y ago
IANAL, nor am I directly citing anything. However, I believe that you cannot willfully setup something with intent to cause damage or harm to people or property that isn't your own. I believe it's akin to drenching your sandwich w
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by noxToken 11y ago
But if the headline was "uBlock Origin Update Rejected from Chrome Web Store", we couldn't insight a digital riot. If something negative happens to a product or software that we like, it's better to burn everything to gr
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by noxToken 11y ago
Anecdote: Many of my coworkers are from Spain. It is commonly said that two hour lunches with a beer or three are the norm. When I first started, the director took the 5 new hires to lunch, and I recall him stating that he would have bought
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by noxToken 11y ago
In addition to it just sounding weird to my ears, this is why I'll never refer to myself as a gamer. Hobby communities usually do not have any news presence, because the default behavior is, "${Hobbists} are doing their own thing
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by noxToken 11y ago
To spin a hypothesis into this as to why this is possibly true, think of beer as a walk, wine as a jog and spirits as a sprint. It will take you longer (generally!) to drink the same alcohol content from a pint of beer than it would from a
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by noxToken 11y ago
Yes, but does everyone in his company hold the same position? As I look around my office space at the many different positions, $70,000 (roughly $38,000 adjusted for cost of living differences) starting would be on par for some building sta
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by noxToken 11y ago
I don't know if I completely agree with your implementation, but I definitely see where you're coming from. A lot of CS theory felt bland and only useful in academia. It felt like the theory would only be useful if I was doing res
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by noxToken 11y ago
I believe that the average person cannot see themselves getting into any legal trouble for the EULA that they've agreed to. Lawsuits and trials are something that happens between corporations, among business people, and with criminals.
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by noxToken 11y ago
Other methodologies have their pitfalls as well, but agile is the methodology that many are adopting from the get-go or changing to. As such, it's head is on the chopping block. Developers are scrutinizing it to evaluate the trade-offs
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by noxToken 11y ago
Yes, because I'm sure tons of people will line up to have their fingerprint/eye pattern associated with contraception and their last potential hookup in a 3rd party database. What could go wrong?
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by noxToken 11y ago
It can be hard to convey the proper use of a technology/framework in academia when there is not a lot of background to work with. I felt the same about unit testing (shouldn't you know how your code works?) and UML diagrams (shoul
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by noxToken 11y ago
My knee-jerk reaction was to balk to a 207 digit number system, but after digesting it, I realized that this isn't a terrible idea. 207 is little much, but longer length numbers in an age where everything can be scanned, pasted, mailed
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by noxToken 11y ago
I wonder how this would work in more rural places in the US. Before I graduated high school, I lived in rural-ish area where the nearest commercial couriers were 50+ minutes from my house to the north and about 90+ minutes to the south. Wal
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by noxToken 11y ago
I know nothing about advertising, but isn't this method thwarted by users (likely small in number) that either do not allow cookies or dump cookies after a session? The latter type would only affect tracking if the transaction was comp
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by noxToken 11y ago
I played the saxophone for many years. Music has always been an interest of mine, but I have no application for it. Thus, my ear for progressions, pitches, intervals, etc. has waned. In spite of there being no clear end-game other than educ
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by noxToken 11y ago
Cross platform, open-source app for parenting. Initial plans are mostly for logging events: sleep tracking (manual entry), eating times, audio playback (for ambient noise and shushing), and diaper changes. No ads, no centralized servers, no
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by noxToken 11y ago
Not a lawyer, so this may not be 100% accurate: Transmission is probably loosely defined as a means of getting code to the target system. It would likely include physically typing into the source file, uploading your own file through CLI or
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by noxToken 11y ago
Not some - all* US jurisdictions. From the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (18 U.S. Code § 1030(5)(A)): >knowingly causes the transmission of a program, information, code, or command, and as a result of such conduct, intentionally causes da
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by noxToken 11y ago
> You absolutely need to set yourself up for success. I have a home office in the basement, and it is _the_ office, not another room. >> This is the most important piece of advice. You need to have a space that is for work and for
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by noxToken 11y ago
According to whom? I have seen the hacker culture straddle the line of the traditional definition and a little bit of this newer corporate definition of which the author speaks. My experience is obviously anecdotal, but other than this arti
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by noxToken 11y ago
There is DIY Soylent. I have not personally tried any recipe from this website. I did, however, recommend it to a friend who is into this type of stuff. He tried a chocolate recipe for bodybuilding (most likely the the top rated one). If yo
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by noxToken 11y ago
> I'm getting sick of having to open incognito mode on Chrome unless I want Google Now to happily repeat whatever I was looking at later. Isn't that what incognito mode is for? If don't want your searches in cards at all,
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by noxToken 11y ago
The worst are pop up ads that occur in the middle of rapid tapping. Multiple taps can register be the OS responds. At least on Android, it will launch a new tab for each tap on the ad with each tab attempting to launch the Play Store. This
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by noxToken 11y ago
My guess is deep frying with extra virgin. The smoke point is too low to effectively deep fry anything with extra virgin olive oil. There are other variants, however, that have a much higher smoke point with which you can deep fry.
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by noxToken 11y ago
Is finding that an app used 2 gigs of data when it is supposed to be an offline experience considered "protecting the user experience"?
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by noxToken 11y ago
> horrifying and error-prone programming model, both hard to write and hard to reason about. I don't remember where I read this, but I heard that the basic Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) is written with office workers in mi
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by noxToken 11y ago
3.) I think the 'Top Topics' are categorizations based upon the words found in the subtitles. Each word in the English language is mapped to a category, and based upon the word content of the show, it is assigned a category. While
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by noxToken 11y ago
Wholeheartedly agree. It may just seem like it's sugarcoating it, but there is definitely a difference in changing focus and just giving up. Saying something other than, "I just gave up on it," (which is what quit generally i

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