ridaj

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by ridaj 7y ago
Due to the distribution of people's age towards the "old" end of the scale, I'd guess that this is more likely to be 0 than 9?
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by ridaj 7y ago
See my answer to beachwood23. Good luck!
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by ridaj 7y ago
Used "Motion" for monitoring and capturing interesting video clips: https://motion-project.github.io/ ...combined with rclone to copy those to Google Drive: https://rclone.org/
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by ridaj 7y ago
* Security camera with motion detection, which uploads clips to my personal Google Drive. * Always-on, ssh-authenticated gateway to my LAN. I used it while traveling to tunnel through and remotely control my desktop computer which had some
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by ridaj 7y ago
But was Turkey a convenient default option, e.g. because of some extended family support that you're getting there? What other countries, or what other cities in the US did you consider before deciding on Turkey as the best option?
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by ridaj 7y ago
Someone please volunteer to help this person properly graphically design these experiments before they get established as some kind of standard :'-/
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by ridaj 7y ago
Depends if you sell gadgets or if you sell a dream aka a strong brand (such as Disney)
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by ridaj 7y ago
Insomuch as there is a cultural "mainstream" then relative to that. Most videos on YouTube do not carry the potential for offending anyone (tutorials for baking chocolate cake etc) but the ones that play at the edge can strongly a
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by ridaj 7y ago
Some examples: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/18/business/media/att-youtub... https://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/20/technology/youtube-pedoph... https:/&#x2F
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by ridaj 7y ago
Attention can be gotten with conflict but there is a cliff-like point after which it becomes counterproductive for ad revenue — see advertisers pulling out of YouTube (or some Fox shows for that matter) over not wanting their ads to show ne
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by ridaj 7y ago
Next time maybe just write "not signing sight unseen" on that electronic signature pad. Clerk likely won't care what you scratch down!
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by ridaj 7y ago
Misleading title... Real title something like: apps that use Android push notifications without Firebase, including GPL-licensed apps, now reported as "using too much battery"
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by ridaj 7y ago
It's a good idea, but without scarcity and the attendant prestige of being a reviewer for fancy publications, how do you get people to volunteer their time to review and endorse papers?
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by ridaj 7y ago
> The fourth amendment is still a thing, and it protects non-citizens and citizens alike. This sounds like someone who has never lived in the US as a visa holder. If you are living in the US on a visa or even on a green card, CBP agents
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by ridaj 7y ago
TL;DR for folks without sales lingo: Companies often think their business would be healthier if they got rid of their "bad customers," but a customer who is difficult with one provider (e.g. always asks for discounts, doesn't
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by ridaj 7y ago
Oh right I didn't mean that a different breed of "tech company" gets to outcompete incumbents, just that an industry's prevailing view of software as "just another cost center" cedes way over time to software a
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by ridaj 7y ago
This is completely true until software eats their industry up as it almost invariably does. Just in the examples provided by the author, insurance is undergoing a shift to direct-to-consumer, and I firmly believe that mobile apps are goin
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by ridaj 7y ago
Do a Google search for "underhanded C contest".