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by puddintane 10y ago
Should be noted some zoos do spend enough on habitats to make them worthwhile, however this is very slim as well as not doable for all animals. In my state (Colorado) we have something called a sanctuary [1]. From humans being put high up i
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by puddintane 10y ago
Generally cold fingers are from poor circulation. Living in Colorado where a few months of the year we get very cold weather so I have learned a few tricks about cold hands (from Snowboarding to Programming I've experienced cold hands
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by puddintane 10y ago
I feel robots.txt is the most effective to prevent a private site from being crawled by Google followed up by an inline <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> tag.
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by puddintane 10y ago
Chrome by default searches Google with whatever you type in the top bar - so by not disabling that private URLs are sent to them and then are scanned (however if the correct robots.txt file is setup on those URLs then Google Crawlbot would
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by puddintane 10y ago
Seems to be related to the title - if I take the article title from the actual page, google's first result works. However if I take the title from here it goes to the paywall. I wonder if Google has recently adjusted the algorithm for
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by puddintane 10y ago
Article was corrected an hour or two ago. "The article has since been updated, now it mentions $13.04 per 1000 views:" (niklaslogren) [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13220315
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by puddintane 10y ago
I'm curious as to why not instead measure average battery consumption by each user to get a mean, and range which would allow a "range" of time to be shown (at the start this would be a much wider range of course). The user c
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by puddintane 10y ago
This is definitely my go-to for slimming down huge icon packs. Font pack companies really shouldn't focus on that since there are so many tools that help developers do this as well.
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by puddintane 10y ago
This is exactly what I do, it's fairly easy compared to other plants. As well as it feels much more soothing without all the extra additives for keeping freshness.
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by puddintane 10y ago
Not just clear the fields but change the field names using server side scripting to keep track of the changes that way auto-fillers such as RoboForm can't be used. edit Also re-order the form locations, placeholders so it's near
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by puddintane 10y ago
Colorado resident as well and I voted yes on 107 as well, I couldn't find anything hidden but would really like to know if I had missed something about it.
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by puddintane 10y ago
I wonder how long till the new format is duplicated?
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by puddintane 10y ago
Give them an inch and they will take a mile. Do not underestimate how much a system like that is abused and that is where the problem is with not allowing anonymous transactions. As much as I'd like to stop terrorism and activities tha
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by puddintane 10y ago
I know one common technique for contributors is to put a bitcoin or donation type ID in their profile. This allows for people who see your contributions to go to your profile and give ya something back. Not sure how effective but this is on
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by puddintane 10y ago
Except this would be un-adaptable. Looking away from a screen that has no physical feedback to alert the user where the fingers are will cause issues. I don't know a single person who can actually type on a smart phone without looking
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by puddintane 10y ago
I wonder how much this stems from improper mapping systems. They are always changing and potentially the price quoted was due to an incorrect map position given? This is a big reason why I don't trust quotes until I get some sort of co
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by puddintane 10y ago
What is the number for the Simple Highway Police Department, I just witnessed 3 hit and runs back-to-back and would like to report them! Neat idea and while it's still at a very basic stage it'll be cool to see this evolve into so
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by puddintane 10y ago
What happens when you can't update the IoT device then, reboot may remove the attacker but the IP will be the same (and even if it changes, probably wouldn't be long before the next address is scanned and put back into being a zom
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by puddintane 10y ago
I was able to access everything by changing DNS as mentioned in the other posts [1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12762841 edit Of course this is if your local policy allows you to change this!
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by puddintane 10y ago
While the article touches on some great points I think there can actually be a balance when displaying certain types of information. Like in reporting interfaces it's easier to highlight the data that you know the user is going to be l
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by puddintane 10y ago
CRT is also not as good for your eyes and therefore isn't as suitable as LCD [1]. [1] http://superuser.com/a/389678 Some may argue as well that you can obtain better contrast in LCD but I'm no expert in that
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by puddintane 10y ago
What about price matching to Amazon Prime. For example your "Anker PowerPort 5 40W 5-Port USB Charger (AU Plug)" runs for $44.95 (which is lower then retail at $49.99 according to your site) yet on amazon I can get it through prim
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by puddintane 10y ago
Yes Intel based chip I believe
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by puddintane 10y ago
I use ESET Smart Security. [1] https://www.eset.com/int/home/smart-security/
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by puddintane 10y ago
There is it's called Magisk (it's not as simple as installing but it does exist!)
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by puddintane 10y ago
This did not work for every user - for example my buddy bought an Asus Zenfone 2 (ZE551ML) specifically to play this game. I warned him not to buy from a China seller but he proceeded because he was finding guides that told him it was a gre
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by puddintane 10y ago
I guess one could setup a jammer or some room that could completely cut off any signal possibility. However then they could put something even more malicious then just spying into the device. As much as a tin foil hat theory that is, maybe
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by puddintane 10y ago
I'm wondering if even this route is no longer safe - stcredzero comment [1] points out things that could be added to completely circumvent even a system that is essentially "off-the-grid" or just uses the USB for power. [1]
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by puddintane 10y ago
Sand-boxed environment I would have to say. But as the article states this attack vector could become more sophisticated (if it has already not gotten to this level for sectors that can afford this). If anything I would say it's not wo
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by puddintane 10y ago
I was just doing that, when the girlfriend goes "oh I remember when the computer used to do that" - my response: "you had a virus then..." :D at least back then viruses had a bit of class to em

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