resoluteteeth

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1051.
by resoluteteeth 11y ago
> You can be a weirdo and wear a [balaclava] That's actually illegal in Virginia: http://law.justia.com/codes/virginia/2006/toc1802000/18.2-42...
1052.
by resoluteteeth 11y ago
There are some pretty obvious PR motivations for Specialized here: 1) Try to dissuade people from buying cheap Chinese frames (not just the counterfeit frames in the article, but the higher quality ones that have been gaining popularity on
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by resoluteteeth 11y ago
But according to one Pando reader, that’s precisely what happened to him here in the US after the Uber X he was riding in was hit by a cyclist. According to the passenger, the cyclist rammed into the car's open door because the driver
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by resoluteteeth 11y ago
The result is good, but it seems like more effort than necessary and using drawing objects in Office is always a recipe for compatibility problems if you use any other program (e.g. Libreoffice or the the web version of Office).
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by resoluteteeth 11y ago
I think another interpretation is that it's become easier for companies to keep jobs "open" and collecting applicants without really having to put in effort to find people. Or, to put it another way, the idea of an "open
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by resoluteteeth 11y ago
It's only 29.99 on aliexpress: http://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Fashion-New-Antique-...
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by resoluteteeth 11y ago
Data: 1) people aged 18-34 are the most likely to move; 2) people aged 18-34 primarily move to find work and focus on areas with a low cost of living. Headline: Why Millennials Don’t Live Where You’d Expect Them To: Young people want to be
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by resoluteteeth 11y ago
Both at home and at work, I have two monitors, but I keep the second one off maybe 75% of the time since I'm doing things that don't require the additional screen real estate and I don't want to get distracted. It's stil
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by resoluteteeth 11y ago
As far as I'm concerned, if they don't have SSDs they aren't in the same class as chromebooks. SSDs are what have made cheap, low-powered laptops feel fast for basic, non-CPU intensive use. The chromebook model is to make up
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by resoluteteeth 11y ago
It is understandable that people find this confusing. In the US, anyone can release recordings of covers--even without the permission of the creator of the original work--by obtaining a "mechanical license" and paying a fixed ro
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by resoluteteeth 11y ago
Sandstorm is interesting, but I didn't realize it had this sort of DNS requirement. This will also mean it will essentially require a wildcard ssl certificate for people who want to completely host it themselves, which could seriously
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by resoluteteeth 12y ago
It's somewhat disorienting to read this, because it was increasingly wrong for such a long time and then in a strange way has bizarrely become almost right again in a limited sense. When connectivity and computers have become so ubiqui
1063.
by resoluteteeth 12y ago
The real review here seems to be by BittenRottenApple in the comments, rather than the actual anandtech article. In particular I think this part sums up the main issue I have with the Chromebook Pixel: The entire conceit of Chrome OS is th
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by resoluteteeth 12y ago
"Just a decade or two ago, those same people would have let a landline on their desk go unanswered during a meeting, so different were the expectations for reachability." It's true that with cellphones you can reach someone e
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by resoluteteeth 12y ago
This is really incredible news. I think in combination with Visual Studio being available for free and Microsoft's new .net runtime for Linux, this is going to make F# look a lot more viable. (Not that WebShaper's dual licensing w
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by resoluteteeth 12y ago
This isn't a research paper, it's an art project. If I saw these photographs exhibited as merely theoretical explorations of the idea of lying on Facebook, I would be underwhelmed. It's the fact that she actually convinced he
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by resoluteteeth 12y ago
Incidentally, the use of Kevlar may not have caught on for cars, but it's pretty common in bicycle tires, so it has in some sense succeeded in the original intended application in the end as well.
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by resoluteteeth 13y ago
You may be a legitimate company with the best of intentions, but after recent stories about people purchasing chrome extensions to abuse the update process by silently changing them to inject ads into pages it would be only natural for peop
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by resoluteteeth 13y ago
The article specifically says that the point of this is to fix the problem where people resort to marking messages as spam and thereby confusing Google's spam filter.
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by resoluteteeth 13y ago
When I had an iPhone 4 I had a use for rooting: to run an ssh server so I could easily transfer files from/to my iphone without dealing with itunes or other special software. However, it turned out that the real solution was just to sw
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by resoluteteeth 13y ago
I got sick of being logged in when I was searching or using youtube, so two weeks ago I started running my gmail account in a separate profile in Chromium (using the "app" command line option to hide the URL bar that it uses when