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by nsgi 9y ago
> If a woman is smart enough to be a programmer, she's smart enough for other lucrative professions Women get rejected from law and med school too. That doesn't explain why they don't go into software. > better advancem
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by nsgi 9y ago
I can understand being against Facebook login but why not Twitter? Don't think it's a particularly shady company as far as I'm aware, and you don't have to give the app access to tweet on your behalf.
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by nsgi 9y ago
It also works the other way. It's socially/professionally acceptable to stop working for 3/4 years to go to university, somewhat less so to stop working to take a bunch of MOOCs. Therefore, most people taking MOOCs are also w
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by nsgi 9y ago
So avoid all drugs that have been around for less than 100 years?
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by nsgi 9y ago
Believe me, there are plenty: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controversial_Reddit_communiti... https://www.reddit.com/r/HateSubredditOfTheDay/
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by nsgi 9y ago
DVD menus are annoying enough when you're trying to watch a film, and they're supposed to be entertaining. Can you imagine if every website was like that?
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by nsgi 9y ago
Search engines and browser vendors have had a big influence on configuration, layout, mobile friendliness and other things long before HTTPS All The Things started to gain traction.
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by nsgi 9y ago
If you're using a publicly-routable IP address why not use a publicly-routable hostname and get a certificate for it?
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by nsgi 9y ago
That functionality doesn't exist today, so it would be a new protocol. One that would be almost as complicated as HTTPS, would be starting from zero as opposed to the 50% usage of HTTPS on the internet, would require new code to be wri
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by nsgi 9y ago
A frowny push doesn't tell you what mistake you've made, it forces you to guess what's going through the customer's head.
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by nsgi 9y ago
It may not be good, but it's not being done on the pretence of being good. The question is, how is it bad?
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by nsgi 9y ago
That's a good point. It would be useful to see a comparison to executives of non-social media companies.
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How saving a writer's life helped my dialysis app go global(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by nsgi 9y ago|0 comments
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by nsgi 9y ago
More information here: http://www.rootsofempathy.org/roots-of-empathy/
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The baby tackling bullying at school(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by nsgi 9y ago|1 comments
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by nsgi 9y ago
I wouldn't say that. One of the main ways flu can kill you is secondary bacterial infection (e.g. pneumonia), and we now have antibiotics for that.
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by nsgi 9y ago
This is incorrect. Look at your country's vaccination schedule, it probably includes vaccines against the following diseases which are caused by bacteria: - Meningococcal, pneumococcal and haemophilus influenzae type b (bacteria that c
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by nsgi 9y ago
But if you could do that you would then start making a profit, so would no longer qualify as nonprofit ;) If you're spending more in developer fees than you're making from the apps it might make sense to make them free/ad-fre
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by nsgi 9y ago
If you get disturbed an average of every five seconds then you have around 6 million visits per year. Usually something worth celebrating for a new site, and you don't have to keep it on indefinitely :)
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by nsgi 9y ago
Why is that necessary? The "open Google Analytics" part makes it clear enough. It's not as if they're an interpreter that is going to crash when they see something they can't logically do ;)
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by nsgi 9y ago
Is it? Both support SMB.
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My month with chemtrails conspiracy theorists(theguardian.com)
2 points by nsgi 9y ago|0 comments
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by nsgi 9y ago
Why don't you check the parts against the list before you start putting them together?
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by nsgi 9y ago
Probably about as well as most forms of DRM...
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by nsgi 9y ago
In what sense? Unless you mean the MRA/PUA bullshit about 10% of men getting 90% of the women.
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by nsgi 9y ago
Because if some of their customers are prepared to keep a reminder of the restaurant on their home screen, why would they turn that down? And it's a lot easier to tell them to install an app which they understand the concept of and hav
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The Ethics of Sarcastic Science (2014)(theatlantic.com)
1 points by nsgi 9y ago|0 comments
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by nsgi 9y ago
Perhaps that's worth doing, no one wants to feel left out at a party. But then why do they need to be models, or focus on talking to the opposite gender?
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by nsgi 9y ago
I think the warning should be removed if the site has had a recent clean pentest.
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by nsgi 9y ago
Wouldn't that mean a website that has been transferred to a new owner would have to start from scratch? Unless Google has a way of distinguishing an old site from an old domain.

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