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by rmccue 10y ago
The full report with the longer message (linked elsewhere in this thread; page 214 or F-125) explicitly notes that the 10,000 year point is when it matches the ore: > Radioactivity declines exponentially with time. By 10,000 years after
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by rmccue 10y ago
Atom and VS Code only share the Electron environment, but the actual way they've implemented the editor rendering and interaction is completely different. Basically, all that VS Code shows is that it's not the JS/Chrome envir
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by rmccue 10y ago
Off-topic, but take a look at the source on the site: all absolutely-positioned divs. Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8895662
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by rmccue 10y ago
WordPress uses ImageMagick if available, or falls back to GD (so technically GD is the minimum requirement). This does affect WP.
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by rmccue 10y ago
Amazon and AWS have different markets (consumers vs business), similar to DuPont's paint and gunpowder (consumers vs military). Generally speaking, the markets don't overlap. As noted in other comments here, Apple's products
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by rmccue 11y ago
We had a pretty high bill with Imgix just from resizing, and I agree, it makes sense to switch (we wrote https://github.com/humanmade/node-tachyon for use on AWS Lambda instead). However, some of the Imgix features are
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by rmccue 11y ago
A hashbang is specifically a fragment starting with a ! character, hence "hashbang".
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by rmccue 11y ago
There's an English link in the top right; English page says: > The Central Registry Agency services offered as "open" and "unrestricted", which enable everyone around the world to register a name in the top level
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by rmccue 11y ago
Note that the link here is to the blog generally; the specific post here is https://whiteboxgeospatial.wordpress.com/2016/02/25/canadian...
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by rmccue 11y ago
WP has the ability to use (S)FTP to update the files rather than direct file access. That said, it's intended for the long-tail of sites. If you know how to run an update script, you're already more advanced than a fairly big chun
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by rmccue 11y ago
That one also gets shortened further to "you're right", and can be combined with "nah, yeah" to get an sentence like "nah, you're right".
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by rmccue 11y ago
Absolutely, it's a much less formal term, primarily due to the origin.
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by rmccue 11y ago
Never even realised this was an Australian thing. I kind of assumed it was a universal English thing, with the more Australian variant being "no wuckas".
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by rmccue 11y ago
Cookie law related, perhaps? There was a cookie-related change in FF43 for third-party cookies ( https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=536509 ).
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by rmccue 11y ago
> The plans are now released under a CC license. I couldn't find these in a quick search; are they available publicly or just to backers?
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by rmccue 11y ago
The YouTube link should be a replay now; working for me :)
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by rmccue 11y ago
> But what do you mean by "low level tech tree"? None of those words are in the article. The title of the submission is taken directly from the email subject. http://starfighters.io/ has a great intro to what t
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by rmccue 11y ago
My hope is that we (the core REST API team) will be able to work with the Automattic/WordPress.com REST API team to harmonise the two, yeah. :) (There are some things in the WP.com API that don't make sense for self-hosted sites,
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by rmccue 11y ago
> This entire upgrade utilizes the new WordPress rest API and the new WordPress.com is open source. To clarify: this uses the WordPress.com REST API, which has been around for a number of years, not the core REST API being integrated i
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by rmccue 11y ago
> The .org community (self-hosted WordPress) is also getting serious about API-based interactions, so this isn't an entirely new direction. Indeed, we're shipping the first half of the core REST API with 4.4 (just about to hit
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by rmccue 11y ago
I strongly suspect the quoted statistics are for the US only. Hulu is similarly not available in a lot of non-US regions.
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by rmccue 11y ago
(202F ~= 94C)
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by rmccue 11y ago
> Executable PHP in the Database, as a single example... Do you have a specific example of this? WP itself doesn't use executable PHP in the database, although there are plugins that do (and are hence heavily discouraged). (You _cou
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by rmccue 11y ago
We're working on it; meetings just started two weeks ago on our new documentation efforts: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2015/09/07/wp-rest-api-v2-do... We've been short on time in the past,
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by rmccue 11y ago
> Instead of making the whole REST API Luckily, we've already made it. :)
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by rmccue 11y ago
Side note: we started the process of getting the REST API merged today: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2015/09/21/wp-rest-api-merge... (Feel free to ask questions if you've got any :) )
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by rmccue 12y ago
isaacs passed on the reins to tjfontaine to focus on NPM instead: http://blog.nodejs.org/2014/01/15/the-next-phase-of-node-js/ One thing I don't understand is why isaacs didn't pass on the rein
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by rmccue 12y ago
Just to note, WordPress uses x.y.0 for major releases, so this is no more of a major release than 3.9 or 4.1. It's an awesome release, but don't think of it as "major version 4". :) Congratulations to the contributors on
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by rmccue 12y ago
Is there any plan to port this to Firefox? It'd be nice to see HTTPSB as an alternative to ABP there too.
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by rmccue 12y ago
I currently have 62 tabs open (in this tab group; more in the background, but they're not loaded), and Firefox is using 1.41 GB, which is ~23 MB/tab. That also includes a bunch of videos, pictures and Flash.

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