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by nsmartt 13y ago
Laptops.
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The OP doesn't argue against styling. It argues against design cruft. The point is not to forgo design, but to focus on design that enhances content.
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Why wouldn't it be online?
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This is not a question of whether the behavior can be disabled. It's enabled by default. The default is what counts in every situation like this.
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This was my first thought. I've seen this done on a large scale with hotmail, where addresses automatically expire after a certain period of disuse.
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Generally, it's installed using apt, but from a source maintained by nginx. It's just a quick modification of sources.list. http://nginx.org/en/linux_packages.html#stable
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Thank you. I'll start there.
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How should I approach learning more about this sort of thing? I mean obviously reading about Nazi Germany, but what sort of materials? I had no idea who Goebbels was.
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Thank you. This is an argument that I've made after much frustration and many other points. It never occurred to me to make it the center of my argument. You have no idea how glad I am to have seen this.
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I missed it entirely. I tried using ctrl + f, but I found nothing because it's an image.
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I see no reference to a shield or a sword. Where do you see that?
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I haven't used upstart, but this is exactly how I felt when using systemd on Arch.
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I'm not sure whether you'd still have access to cookies, but it's entirely feasible to include a script which will then submit the POST request.
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> Probably more difficult than going to college. > You do it alone. I actually consider both of these to be pros rather than cons. I also don't really sweat the lack of credentials, but I can't argue that it's a pro with a straigh
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I thought this too, but the article makes no indication that he ever attempted to explain. He could have called/emailed and explained in advance, and asked to reschedule—even for the same day—, or he could have explained in one of the email
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I'm particularly disturbed by the notion that I'll be a pariah if I don't have some form of profile for people to check. That sounds very plausible to me, and we're already seeing it on a significantly smaller scale.
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Ruby uses `` to execute installed programs, which is the best part of bash. I'd say Ruby rivals bash in this sense.
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Do you happen to have a recommendation for an e-ink phone that is favorable for SMS?
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That's a fair point, and it's easy to get caught in the trap of discussing things in such absolute terms. I aim for clarity (often missing it entirely), and using absolute terms such as 'good' and 'evil' reduces clarity. I'm glad that I fou
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Ah, I misunderstood. I'll try to get in touch with the team. Thanks for letting me know.
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I don't consider closed-source software to be inherently evil. I do consider openness, transparency, et al to be inherently good, however, as these things are beneficial to the world at large. That doesn't mean that all alternatives are ins
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Piwik seems to be exactly what I've been trying to find. I'm pretty excited at a glance. I do have two complaints (without having really looked into it yet). The first is that you have issues disabled on GitHub, and the second is that it
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Google used to support openness, and now it is being less open, and therefore less "good". A step in a direction that is less "good" is a step towards "evil". It's not unreasonable to say that Google is being more evil. It's not a stretch t
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If they own it, I assert that they have the right to "air it out", as you put it, regardless of my own objections. This is the same issue I have with regulated lawn maintenance.
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http://www.theverge.com/2013/4/26/4270876/privacy-off-the-ta... http://www.nydailynews.com/privacy-overrated-article-1.13286... http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/01/coder-charged-for-g... Mostly these sorts of things. I'm uncomfor
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Isn't eviction the answer to a violation of my lease? I haven't suggested that the government shouldn't enforce contracts. Only that I don't see the need for there to be a law governing what I can do with my own property. I'm not even sure
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When I say "visit", I actually mean "stay for a few months". Otherwise, why visit at all? I mean spending a week would be fine, but I don't think I'd get the experience I'd want, and staying for a month or more doesn't have the appeal it wo
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> Because AirBnB is illegal? No, but the fact that it's illegal to rent out a building I own for a few weeks while I'm on vacation is another paper cut among the many I have already received when researching NY and NYC government. This
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My roommate and I ruled out moving to NYC about a month ago when we started reading about NY and NYC government. I was going to visit for a few months at my roommate's insistence. According to this, it's legal as long as I rent for at least
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There is a maximum length for URLs in general. I think the maximum in IE is somewhere around 2000 characters. Edit; From the README: Different browsers have different limits of the total URL length, however around 2000 characters seems to

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