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Knee Defender – protect knees by blocking reclining seats on flights
(kneedefender.com)
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Note; this article is from June 2012.
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I applaud the open approach, but I don't see the need to reference Sublime Text to increase traction. Why not market this as a cool new feature rich editor implemented in Go (with the bonus of having all the ST / TextMate compatib
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This sounds like a nice idea, and something that I could benefit from. I even clicked on the 'sign in with Google' button to have a look, something I wouldn't usually do. The next page presents me with the google warnings, in
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I've built and maintain several python webapps including both django and flask apps. The routing in flask is the main reason I don't start large projects in flask. This package looks good, I'll certainly be giving it a try.
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How's this for an analogy; "Electricity supply companies have found that almost 30% of the total electricity capacity in their networks is being consumed by customer's light bulbs. In order to support future demand, the elect
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12y ago
Simply because US ISPs have spent millions of $$ on lobbyists to avoid precisely this.
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13y ago
Reference based compression! We create a set of reference sequences and simply record the start location of each identified subsequence - of course this relies on the assumption we can correctly recognise all genes and their variants... ahe
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13y ago
My understanding was that Soylent isn't intended to be an exclusive food replacement, rather a food source that is quick and hassle free to prepare and consume. Your concern over micro/phyto nutrients is obviously valid (and wou
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I do agree, and it did provoke in me some genuinely interesting ideas for a car + rpi, I just got annoyed by the breathlessly impressed tone of the reporter! It's like I showed my Mum what I could do with my rpi and she wanted to impre
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13y ago
TL;DR Man uses HDMI port to drive HDMI monitor. [HDMI monitor is in car and HDMI port is on Raspberry Pi, but this doesn't really matter as no other features of car nor pi where used.]
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Pono Player – Neil Young and his music store
(ponomusic.com)
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The same 'legit' uses as for any other form of communication.
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So if I set up a fake 'contact us' form asking for patient data on a surgery's nhs.uk domain using XSS that would be ok then?
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Some of the tests are the default django assert 1 + 1 = 2, but there are quite a few others scattered about the directories.
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Agreed, I have neither the sound nor the time to listen and watch a video.
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Guessing in the dark from someone who didn't follow the US election - Maybe Romney's campaign was doing better than Obama's three weeks before the vote? I do agree though, the presidential thing sounds confused.
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I've just left my current mobile phone provider (Vodafone) because of the continual problems with their website. Throughout the call to request my PAC (unlock) code every employee I spoke with didn't believe me when I said that I
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This sounds really cool. Are there any links to the paper / presentation anywhere? I would love to learn more.
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> Advertisers, who cause plenty of nuisance and annoyance, have nothing to fear; Why not? Can I not pursue an IPNA against these parasites?
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And I'd be surprised if the record labels really were pissed off, I can't see any reason why they would be.
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An Ex-Cop's Guide to Not Getting Arrested
(theatlanticcities.com)
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Ooh - handy, I hadn't seen that thanks. I'll try it out.
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Whoosh is great in that it fits the django philosophy of building sites fast, but I wouldn't use if for anything harder than a small site search. Once my site grew larger than 50 mb of text queries started slowing things down. Indexing
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Careful! That got Gary McKinnon indicted by a federal grand jury in Virginia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_McKinnon ...
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From an end-user point of view, SQLAlchemy relies on you first defining your models in the ORM (object relational mapping) and then SQLAlchemy will take control of issuing the SQL to create, update and drop tables depending on your interact
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To quote U $@ u > Ubuntu is an ancient African word meaning 'humanity to others'. Issuing take down notices? Stay classy Mark Shuttleworth
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Google Barges - Learning Spaces
(news.cnet.com)
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It reads like a great application and given aguynamedloren's previous AirBnB stunt he's certainly inventive - but it is obviously a one-man-show (previous collaboration projects: n/a), and so there's no evidence of team
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Currently $0, and $0 yesterday, and $0 when it was 'published'. There's a reason for that, (eg it occasionally refers to Javascript as Java amongst other 'treasures') and it'll take 10 minutes from your life th
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