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by ptk 10y ago
I'm on my second OXO garlic press because the hinge on the first one cracked. They did replace it for me for free, but I was surprised that it broke at all. It does not feel like a cheap tool and I'm not sure I could break the h
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by ptk 10y ago
It appears there is some history with this Vess character being wrong and particularly obstinate about his position too. So while we all jumped into this conversation without that background, I'm not surprised that these developers ar
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by ptk 10y ago
Not everyone sells. Nail Houses are a real thing. Although, they certainly don't make it easy to stay. http://io9.gizmodo.com/unbelievable-nail-houses-around-the-w...
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by ptk 10y ago
"All our domains including domain WhoisGuard, Free DNS server, Anti Cache poisoning, Transfer security" (from the Pricing page) WhoisGuard is what you're looking for and apparently it's available for "all domains&q
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by ptk 10y ago
One irritation that has popped up for me is that I was unable to combine my domain names into one registrar. I managed to move most of them over to Namecheap, but they won't accept transfers with a .ws TLD, so that one remains at regis
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by ptk 10y ago
I have no training in law enforcement and my firearm knowledge begins and ends with the NES Zapper, but I just don't know how this situation in particular ever got to this point. Unless there is some really shocking missing footage, it
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by ptk 11y ago
I'm actually ok with that explanation. He's absolutely right about people not opting in and then complaining after the fact. Don't you remember the dust-up following the auto-enabled iOS "Wi-Fi Assist"? If people c
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by ptk 12y ago
I was having a lot of trouble with some simple chord shapes but then I remembered the concept of "keyboard ghosting" and it all made sense. http://www.microsoft.com/appliedsciences/antighostingexplain...
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by ptk 12y ago
I disagree wholeheartedly as a fellow sports fan cable cutter. The problem with those sports packages is that you can't follow your home team. You can follow literally every other team, but not your own. As a White Sox fan, I would hav
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by ptk 12y ago
This is a disappointing line of thought. I'm firmly in group 1, but typically respond with "No thanks, I don't drink" to save myself from having to fend off drink offers for the rest of the night. For that, I am disliked
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by ptk 12y ago
I love that feature as well, but I must say that I'm thwarted by faulty email address verification logic at least 75% of the time and end up resorting to my no-frills address.
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by ptk 13y ago
This should get you started -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Lamprecht The cited external links should provide more depth.
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by ptk 14y ago
Feedly is doing just that. They are inviting third-parties who are interested in using their cloned version of the Google Reader API, which is currently called Normandy, to contact them in order to "...keep the Google Reader ecosystem aliv
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by ptk 14y ago
If a user ends up using this product heavily and then decides that they need to migrate to a different product, how easily can they export their information and in what format? As a user, I'm very hesitant to put all of my information in a
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by ptk 14y ago
I've learned not to underestimate the crafting community. I was astonished when I saw what Ravelry ( https://www.ravelry.com ) grew into. It certainly casts a wider net than a specialized quilting website, but if even a small fraction of
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by ptk 14y ago
Check out Simple (formerly BankSimple). They have an API, but I haven't used it so I can't tell if you if it's awesome or not. https://simple.com/api/