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by porges 12y ago
It won't help much there as the number is static for a particular build.
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by porges 12y ago
Given that it is now more than 2 years since Gmail cards were released for Google Now, and there's still no sign of them arriving for Apps accounts... I'd say no.
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by porges 12y ago
This is quickly becoming SOP... I'm still waiting for Google Now Gmail cards >:/ (And as a single-user apps account I don't even get the recently-released unlimited storage...)
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by porges 12y ago
This looks really error-prone to me. Have you looked at previous attempts, such as SPECS? http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~damian/papers/HTML/ModestProp...
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by porges 12y ago
In that case I think it would read something like "cités de Iolchos et Pylos". I also can't reconcile 'cité' with what I'm seeing in the image - there's an extra stroke. But yeah, I don't think '
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by porges 12y ago
The bit on the left of 0004 says something like: "On trouve j'ai la ___ ancienne ____ unité d'Iolchos et de Pylos." In legend Neleus (another son of Tyro) was king of Pylos, and he was raised in Iolcos. But these French
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by porges 13y ago
To count by author: git log --numstat --no-merges --pretty=format:%an | awk ' author == "" { author = $0; next } /^$/ { author = ""; next } { added[author] += $1
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by porges 13y ago
<br/> - you might like to read the guide for 'polyglot' markup [1] that is both valid HTML & XHTML [1]: http://dev.w3.org/html5/html-polyglot/#empty-elements
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by porges 13y ago
When this was in the news in NZ, there was a good series of posts on a local blog with some criticism of the way the survey is constructed: [1] [2] [3] Demographia itself has a certain ideological bent (go read the introduction to the surve
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by porges 13y ago
It's the other way around. You force someone to log onto another site as your Facebook account, so you can then access all their content on the other site. The security being breached is on the other site, not Facebook (perhaps why
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by porges 13y ago
> a language that makes these sorts of operations simpler That's essentially what async/await is doing in C# (and hopefully eventually in C++). For example the code in the original post could be in C# as: var facebookTes
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by porges 13y ago
'inline' is also treated as a separate source. If your policy is 'self' that only means same-origin code is allowed to run, and inline JS is disabled.
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by porges 13y ago
Mussel Inn also make a delicious Manuka-flavoured beer. As an NZer, I have the opposite feeling than the original article at the moment. After visiting a few cities that have 4-5x the populatation of my whole country I'm itching to l
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by porges 13y ago
My favourite example of a language with 'automatic functorization' is Icon/Unicon. All functions, when applied to generators, themselves become generators. So e.g. `read` is a generator that reads lines from the input, `write
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by porges 13y ago
Also NZ has universal no-fault accident insurance (ACC). If not wearing helmets leads to higher costs then... Motorcycle riders already pay higher registration fees due to the higher likelihood of injury.
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by porges 13y ago
>Dual numbers cannot, because they use plain old floating point math in the derivative equations. There's nothing stopping you from switching out the floating point for rationals or something like that. For example, the Haskell `ad`
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by porges 13y ago
Note that in C# indexing on char is really indexing on UTF-16 codepoint, which is arguably worse because it seems to work, until it doesn't.
48.
by porges 13y ago
It depends on what ciphersuite was being used for the particular session. Some offer forward secrecy, but not all.
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by porges 13y ago
In the future, the Square Kilometre Array is forecast to require 300-1500 PB/year of archiving, somewhere between 10 PB/hr and 1 EB/day of raw data. (That's 3-12 TB/s...)
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by porges 13y ago
That sounds plausible. Another idea: choose a section of "bad image" and a section of "good image" which should have similar colours and then generate mutations of the corrupted DCT square until you have a close match be
51.
by porges 13y ago
Property and Datatype are in the HTML namespace* and their values are namespaced identifiers (in XML, QNames). The identifiers are namespaced so that if you have differing vocabs with the same property names (or datatypes), you can distingu
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by porges 13y ago
A more direct link: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#appendix-C
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by porges 13y ago
The general term for this (although a different concept to TFA) is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Eck_phreaking (as popularized in Cryptonomicon)
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by porges 13y ago
The airline I catch most often has the option of an RFID tag or their branded (RFID) credit card, or you can use your phone to display a QR-code via their app, or an EAN barcode if you just have the confirmation email. If you only have carr
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by porges 13y ago
C# has virtual constructors? I also wouldn't rate its Unicode support as highly as Java or Perl's.
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by porges 13y ago
From the introduction: > Mio will be released as part of GHC 7.8.1
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by porges 13y ago
> If you escape it then there's no XSS issue. Not XSS, but you need to be careful about allowing through things like the LTR/RTL override characters.
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by porges 13y ago
There is one terrible thing which is that adding an account for a different service but with the same email will overwrite any account with the same email without prompting you. e.g. setting up 2-factor with MS with the same email you use f
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by porges 13y ago
Note that Google Chrome on Windows often can't display characters even if you have an appropriate font installed.
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by porges 13y ago
Google Now still doesn't support a lot of cards for Apps accounts either.

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