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10y ago
Interesting to see the trend continue towards spherical tokamaks.
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10y ago
The Greenland shark is pretty unusual. * Eating it has a deleterious effect on sobriety [1]. * It's also the most toxic shark meat out there. [ibid] * Female Greenland sharks take 150 years to reach sexual maturity (no word on the gest
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10y ago
I meant to include React Native here. RN has been a focus for 2016.
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10y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | Based in New York City (timezone flexible) Sr. Technical Consultant My name is Patrick. I'm an award-winning developer with broad technical and business knowledge, focused on building apps that convert and perfo
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10y ago
HTTPS is a good idea for many (most) scenarios, especially when your traffic goes over uncontrolled/public networks, but depending on where you stand, it may not be necessary for _all_ use cases. For example if the boss gives you an ho
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10y ago
While Gatekeeper is on by default and the ability to adjust it has been restricted to command-line only in Sierra, it is still possible to disable it.
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10y ago
I see where you're coming from. Gatekeeper is nice in some important ways but seeing as it isn't free, I'd also be quite happy with just a SHA1 or similar signature to verify a binary with.
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10y ago
Congrats to the contributors and thanks for the hard work pushing this out! Looking forward to Heroku working out of the box[1] and quiet assets moved to core[2] [1] https://blog.heroku.com/container_ready_rails_5 [2] http
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10y ago
Enjoyed reading through this, nice work!
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10y ago
This matches my experience on iPhone 5. Since I was out of warranty anyway I opted to self-replace the battery. http://www.onpaws.com/2015/10/fresh-iphone/
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10y ago
http://confreaks.tv/videos/railsconf2015-ruby-debugger-inter... This is a video by Dennis Ulshakov, the maintainer. I haven't watched this in its entirety but it's only 20 mins.
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11y ago
SEEKING WORK - New York City or Remote Sr. Technical Consultant My name is Patrick. I'm an award winning developer with broad technical and business knowledge, most recently focused on building web apps that convert and perform at scal
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11y ago
This.
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11y ago
Did I miss something? I run Yosemite and the latest Safari, including point updates, runs fine. http://www.macworld.com/article/2987211/software-web/apple-r...
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11y ago
OS X had a curiously similar screensaver vulnerability back in the early days. On 10.2.6 and earlier, attempting to submit a very long string (>65,537 characters if memory serves) into the screensaver password prompt would crash the scr
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12y ago
"Three years after the Fukushima nuclear crisis all of Japan's 48 operable reactors remain shut, with no restarts scheduled." via http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/03/28/japan-utilities-p
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12y ago
Paste in command prompt? This works today: Alt-Space, E, P
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13y ago
That warning was bothering me enough that I ended up forking jquery-rails simply to drop in 1.11.beta3. Until jquery-rails gets updated (doesn't appear to be at the time of writing) this is an easy one liner: gem 'jquery-rails
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13y ago
Happy to see the terminal-in-browser space get more attention! Check out https://github.com/chjj/tty.js
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13y ago
Amen! Winamp was not only whimsical, but also one of the first widely adopted catalysts to the rise of the digital economy.
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Make SkyDrive.app a true background app in one step
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15y ago
SEEKING WORK - remote or onsite (NYC) strong HTML/CSS, JavaScript (jQuery), PHP (WordPress & ExpressionEngine). currently exploring Ruby on Rails, Facebook/Twitter auth & integration. Handy at cross-browser glitches. Former Microsof
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15y ago
Chrome's built-in JavaScript blacklist proves really useful today. http://www.onpaws.com/2012/01/sopa-wikipedia-blackout-hack/