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by orillian 13y ago
For people having issues finding the files that need to be removed, look for anything related to Conduit; and remove that. SearchProtect and a few of the other names are not what the software is called in all cases it seems. I had to remove
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by orillian 13y ago
Definitely fixed. Was fixed quite a while back as I've never experienced this and I've been using this font for 2 years now.
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by orillian 13y ago
Is Groupon still a thing? I could have swore people all agreed years ago that it was a business model that ate it's own tail. As for the rep, getting caught being a jerk has consequences regardless whether Groupon is just trying to sav
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by orillian 13y ago
First I'd like to start by saying I'm not an engineer, so this post regarding the thermal expansion issues of the Hyperloop brought up by Drang are not meant to be a criticism of his analysis, but more a platform to ask and raise
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by orillian 13y ago
No, but a lot of the same types of problems surface even in all these different fields, engineering does have some rather uniquely diversified fields, but at their core they still follow ...a lot of... the same laws of physics.
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by orillian 13y ago
It only keeps you bound if your "Country" is your identity. But regarding the OP's question, he was not asking about how to keep his freedom, he was asking about how to save his business, which I believe as you do many here h
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by orillian 13y ago
The cloud is cool but your putting your data, and for many people that means their livelyhoods in the hands of strangers. Personal Cloud is a better option. I personally would be more than happy to own a single device that I could take with
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by orillian 13y ago
I gave the bulk of mine away and kept only those that had value to me still. While it's increasingly becoming harder for new students to use old text books due to the habits of publishers releasing new versions yearly and educators go along
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by orillian 13y ago
Looking at this thread is why we need tools that let us structure code the way "WE" like it, but that outputs said code in a defaulted format. Basically IDE formatting should be outside of the actual code formatting allowing people to forma
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by orillian 13y ago
khan academy does so but with a definite focus on children, this feels a little more grown up. Besides, just because khan does similar things does not reduce the value potential this has. There is a lot more of a social SO type feel with Fu
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by orillian 13y ago
Out of curiosity, the company that I work for uses a cookie inside an iframe as part of an embedded version of our web application that users can drop into their website. Our Safari users is less than half of one percent and we had not rece
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by orillian 13y ago
I have both. I really like the fact that the IDE's are so segregated. I find IDEA or Netbeans or Eclipse to have to much stuff. I use webStorm for javascript only projects and phpStorm when I'm doing php development. I configure each IDE to
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by orillian 13y ago
I use PhpStorm, pyCharm and WebStorm on a personal Computer and a Laptop. Laptop Goes to work with me every day, but I use both interchangeably at home all the time. A big part of my workflow is to use the laptop to run tests or manage anot
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by orillian 14y ago
I refuse to build anything that uses Google API's for this exact reason, They could pull the plug on gmail next week if they decided they were not getting enough metrics from it. Look at what happened to the translate API. How about the lic
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by orillian 14y ago
I use a browser even on mobile. Never found an app that does anything but mung HN up more. I tend to bounce between the main page and the new page. Morning: Scan the main page...read the good bits. Jump to new. After Lunch: Scan the main pa
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by orillian 14y ago
And to make things worse a lot of time after you go through the facebook/google/github login they still require you to pick a password for their service, which means the login was purely to get you to link your accounts to their services wh
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by orillian 14y ago
The fact that a trackpad is closer is one of it's failings. I disable the trackpad on my laptop unless I'm in a space that I can't use a mouse, due primarily to the fact that the trackpad has a bad habit of getting touched or bumped by my h
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by orillian 14y ago
The article points to a lot of crazy facts about the iPhone, but what it does not do is bring an argument to the table that suggests it actually "Changed the World". Unfortunately the author believes generation of profits and revenues for a
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by orillian 15y ago
Offer me an option that removes the ads, even if it costs me a little bit, we both win. Otherwise the site owner looses, because if the ads are to much in my face I either block them or never come back. I don't have cable TV for the same re
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by orillian 15y ago
I do. Deafault browser is slow, the Aurora builds for Firefox have been the fastest option I've found so far on my GNEX. But if Chrome beta is faster I'll use it. On mobile it's all about speed for me! O.
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by orillian 15y ago
The author makes the assumption it was a security breach in Drupal's CMS that was at fault but gave no insight as to why they think that to be the case. Until I hear differently it could as easily have been a hardware or OS vulnerability th
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by orillian 15y ago
http://www.boulder.swri.edu/lamp/milestones.html for a slightly better read than the Times page. Bigger picture too!
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by orillian 15y ago
Not sure what your hating on the google iOS apps for. I'm an android user, but in all seriousness, my iPhone wielding friends were all excited with the new gmail app. According to them it's not as feature rich, but it seems to be working so
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by orillian 15y ago
I do not have a lot of time to make a full drawn out comment as to what I liked and disliked about the redesign. But I will say this. In a number of areas like "Answer question" and the search bar, I felt you helped give them more prominenc
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by orillian 15y ago
It's a step in the right direction and one of a number of updates that the firefox dev's seem to be making in the last couple months to catch up. Yup, it would have been nice if they were on par with webkit a long time ago, but it's still a
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by orillian 15y ago
convergence is not compatable with FF 6.0 btw. You'll need to manually check if your using 6.0. O.
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by orillian 15y ago
I agree with a lot of what you said, but point b) of #4 is bogus. Piracy has never Cannibalized games, and never will. It's a farce to think that piracy is a lossy destructive mechanism for the publishers of games. 1) Your average pirate wo
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by orillian 15y ago
I would tend to agree. I have seen over the last couple years a number of people who were passionate and dedicated to learning programming fail, and fail hard. Two years ago I was tutoring a young lady that had a serious passion for program
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by orillian 15y ago
There is no abandoning or diluting going on. The trademark is still intact, and they take the word "Scrolls" off the table as an issue. Now if you decided to create a game called "The Younger Scrolls" they could still go after you! The fact
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by orillian 15y ago
A soldier is programmed to be the way they are, their lack of procrastination is beat into them as a response to fear, primarily the fear of death. Do what you’re told or your squad mates will die, your commanding officer will die, and by e

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