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by pauldino 10y ago
11 people were killed in this crash caused by an abandoned SUV: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2005_Glendale_train_crash
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by pauldino 10y ago
Tyler may have talked about this elsewhere, but this post was written by Alex Tabarrok.
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by pauldino 10y ago
Line 5 looks like it's for i18n. To save on typing and reduce clutter typically "_" is used as an alias for the gettext function.
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by pauldino 10y ago
Actually the browser isn't ignoring the first bytes of the JPEG before the <html> tag - it's there on the page, just hidden with CSS.
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by pauldino 11y ago
Nobody else really uses them to the extent Apple does, but this sort of thing isn't unique to HFS+. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_file_attributes You can do the exact same thing on Windows (on an NTFS vol
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by pauldino 11y ago
And in the United Status, 95% of USGS maps use NAD27.
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by pauldino 11y ago
You wouldn't be stuck on United - although it's a lot easier to use them for flights on United itself they can be used to fly on any Star Alliance carrier, including some really nice ones like ANA and Singapore Airlines.
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by pauldino 11y ago
California homes also use almost 40% less electricity than the U.S. average.
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by pauldino 12y ago
If I understand it right that'll get going from the second season on. "From season two, Formula E will operate as an 'open championship', allowing teams and manufacturers the opportunity to showcase their own electrical
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by pauldino 12y ago
You can fork the query if you don't like it. :) For example here I added a condition to only show questions with negative scores: http://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/281235/mos...
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by pauldino 12y ago
This one, I'm guessing, which sounds pretty bad: http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2015/Feb/0 Apparently Microsoft was notified in October but it's still not patched.
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by pauldino 12y ago
I've read differently... > Yes. On 12-21-12 Amazon notified us that 4 of our files (out of hundreds of millions) were lost due to a bug encountered while performing some sort of migration. 2 are gone forever and 2 are truncated fore
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by pauldino 12y ago
I assumed it had something to do with PG's beans & rice being a small bit of YC lore... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=525529
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by pauldino 12y ago
Presumably you could just write an Android app for that and run it on a Samsung Galaxy NX.
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by pauldino 12y ago
The Wayback page doesn't reference "forcesafesearch.google.com" as the current one does, so perhaps "nosslsearch.google.com" is deprecated as a means of blocking adult content.
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by pauldino 12y ago
Looks like it's just an accidentally unclosed font tag in the #info div.
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by pauldino 12y ago
I totally agree it's possible to be prepared, but if you're talking about the earthquake I'm thinking about from May - http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/shakemap/global/shake... - I don&#x
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by pauldino 12y ago
Nothing, really. But that is the situation today.
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by pauldino 12y ago
I think most non-EV SSL certificates these days are "verified" by sending a message to whatever e-mail address you have on file in your whois record. Also on Chrome at least certificate pinning should prevent that particular scena
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by pauldino 12y ago
I have to admit it kind of made me feel better about myself for living in a boring beige apartment.
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by pauldino 12y ago
Actually you don't even need that, *.herokuapp.com comes with https for free.
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by pauldino 12y ago
Was there any concern about a trademark conflict with TheLadders?
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by pauldino 12y ago
Strange oversight, the other containers have it.
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by pauldino 12y ago
Maybe I'm missing something but that manifesto doesn't seem to have anything at all to do with reactive programming, except that maybe you could use reactive programming to help build "reactive applications".
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by pauldino 13y ago
Those are the registered service names you can make SRV records with.
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by pauldino 13y ago
Although it looks like one the [scribd] bit isn't really a tag - it's a link to open the PDF in Scribd.
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by pauldino 13y ago
I think pretty much all modern file systems (including ntrfs and ZFS) have the facility to support this but it's more a matter of applications and operating systems taking advantage of it. On Linux for example you can set the user.mime
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Google tries adding large Ad indicators in results(imgur.com)
1 points by pauldino 13y ago|0 comments
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by pauldino 13y ago
> Is the show still worth watching knowing what I saw? Yes.
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by pauldino 13y ago
It's a bit pricy compared to your standard $.99 iOS app, but next to a $9.99 ebook it seems pretty reasonable considering the quantity and quality of content and the unique interactive elements. Like other Touch Press releases I think

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