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praxulus
11y ago
This isn't a product, it's an advertisement. Surprise is sometimes (often?) useful in advertising.
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11y ago
The United States?
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11y ago
Empirically, nuclear is the safest form of energy generation we have. I don't doubt that we have government regulation to thank for that, but the system as a whole currently working better than all the alternatives.
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11y ago
Developers deal with raw ipv4s, but end users? Unless you're setting up a wireless router, when does that actually happen?
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11y ago
People don't get speeding tickets for going with the flow of traffic. And no, it really isn't unsafe to go at the speed limit. Driving at 20mph on a highway can cause problems, but going 10-15mph slower than traffic in the rightmo
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11y ago
You can't read their Google Analytics cookies in your server logs though.
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11y ago
Is there any good reason for content creators to refuse to sign? It sounds like they earn just as much money, so what's the issue? Sure, being forced to sign a contract is lame, but the new contract doesn't seem to harm them in an
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11y ago
You write tests specifically for testing multiple changes. You shouldn't be testing changes to global state by seeing how multiple supposedly independent tests interact.
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11y ago
Ah, I don't think you'll be getting many new features if you don't switch over.
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11y ago
Have you tested it recently? I just received a picture and it shows up as expected in hangouts, which handles my GV texts now.
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11y ago
Pretty sure I've started receiving MMS messages on my google voice number. It looks like support was added around November 2014.
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11y ago
If your school is determined by your location, the houses near a great school become prohibitively expensive. That makes them as economically exclusive as private schools while keeping all the tax subsidies of a public school. I don't
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11y ago
Why is that a problem? If we don't need to use the land for farming or grazing, what's the harm in letting it fill up with bushes and trees?
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12y ago
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/6130773?hl=en * Guest mode: A user in Guest mode does not leave any browsing history or cookies on the computer. In addition, they can't see or modify the computer own
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12y ago
There's a pretty big difference between increasing the money supply by loaning money, borrowing from the fed at the discount window, and creating money out of thin air to use however you'd like.
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12y ago
Do you have a specific example of something Apple does that is illegal, but for which the IRS isn't pursuing them?
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12y ago
I believe that can only be used on government loans, not private loans. Yet another reason to avoid private student loans if at all possible.
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12y ago
Except for wave, all those things are still around aren't they? Send to phone got rolled into browser sync, but the functionality is still there.
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praxulus
12y ago
"Statist" is usually a derogatory term among libertarians/ancaps, so that's not a great way to open up a productive discussion.
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12y ago
I wasn't commenting on the security, just on the "blurts the magstripe information" comment. Apologies if you meant that metaphorically. As for the rest of your comment, I don't think you're doing any risk modeling.
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12y ago
It doesn't use your card's number, it creates a virtual card and gives that number to the payment terminal. https://support.google.com/wallet/answer/2676665?rd=1
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12y ago
I didn't see this as being a business service at all, it seems completely aimed at a consumer and maybe hobbyist market. The comparison to Amazon is just about bringing the convenience, not the scale. I've had to ship a few things
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12y ago
I think the downvotes were triggered by this: >I'm sorry you apparently picked a career you don't get real enjoyment from Enjoying something for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, is definitely still "real enjoyment."
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12y ago
>Equal value, of course. Both people in a transaction value the thing they have less than the thing the other person is offering, otherwise there's no reason to bother making the transaction. At least, in theory.
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12y ago
Payphones.
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12y ago
>Demand-siders have insisted that we all need to start spending more money to kick the economy into gear. Pretty much. >Broadly, the only tool to do this is to "print money"; read: lower interest rates, twiddle with the rese
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12y ago
I signed up for the San Francisco marathon, which has forced me to run consistently if I want any hope of being able to run the whole thing. I run after work 2 or 3 times a week, and go for a longer run each weekend. The marathon is in 3 we
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12y ago
There's no unified ID card system in the first place. Usually state driver's licenses fill that role, but obviously not everybody has one of those.
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If you limit taxis, more people will drive their own cars. To make up some numbers, if you want to take 2000 cars off the road, you might have to eliminate 2500 or 3000 medallions. Instead, traffic-limiting measures should target all vehi
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12y ago
Who says you can't take a break just because you don't have to eat? If an employer wants to take your breaks away by making you drink soylent instead, that's just an example of how terrible employers can be, not how awesome f
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