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ronnier
9y ago
Why?
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9y ago
I know google maps uses this too. When I have an address on my clipboard and go to google maps it’ll be filled in.
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9y ago
Isn’t the issue the time when you’ve lost your dB and the time you realize it? During that time keys could be used.
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9y ago
On my mobile so I can’t poke around... what did they do to make page loads so speedy? Even images seem to be quick.
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9y ago
I go all in https://github.com/rroller/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/git-nuke
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9y ago
He wants to share your money that you've worked for.
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9y ago
The article doesn’t say... How is “the richest 1%” defined? Is it by networth? Yearly total compensation? And at what values must one be to meet the definition?
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9y ago
In Seattle we have a train that goes from the airport to downtown Seattle. It's perfect and ideal to get to and from the airport. BUT! It stops at about half a mile away from the the actually airport lobby as to not disrupt the taxi bu
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9y ago
If you are so certain, are you putting your money towards this and betting on your assumptions being correct?
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9y ago
I’ve already seen large scale clojure projects being rewritten to something average devs can maintain. Don’t expect much more growth out of this language in terms of new projects written in clojure.
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9y ago
Jon! :D
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The problem in the Seattle area (including Kirkland and surrounding areas) continues to be 1) Park and rides are completely full by 8:30 2) street parking was stopped in many areas by making it 2 to 4 hours only 3) many waiting areas have n
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9y ago
It was a stupid move. I can’t believe that it’s not getting more heat and attention
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9y ago
I always used the button to turn off the radio. This change really disturbs me to the point where I’m thinking about moving off of iOS.
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9y ago
That’s just what I heard. If it’s true, there’s probabaly a garbage collection job running that eventually deletes the blobs.
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9y ago
Rumor is that snap keeps messages in google cloud compute encrypted. When messages are expired or read by the user, they just delete the encryption key.
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9y ago
I keep it off because of exploits posted in this article.
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9y ago
> Especially now that iOS 11's wifi-off button in the control center no longer actually disables the radio I still can’t belive this decision. I keep my Bluetooth and Wi-Fi off as much as possible and it’s now difficult to to as a r
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9y ago
And remember the wifi hack? https://www.wired.com/story/broadpwn-wi-fi-vulnerability-ios... For that reason, I keep my wifi off as much as possible.
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9y ago
Personally, Given teams writing in java, python, go, or Clojure, I wouldn't join the Clojure team. It looks too painful... https://github.com/clojurebook/ClojureProgramming/blob/maste...
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9y ago
discoveries so far include: * a reference to iPhone X, which acts as fresh evidence that Apple intends to unveil a high-end model alongside more modest updates to its handset line * images of a new Apple Watch and AirPod headphones * a set-
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9y ago
* Analysis of 215,000 people's DNA suggests variants that shorten life are being selected against. * tested more than 8 million common mutations, and found two that seemed to become less prevalent with age. A variant of the APOE gene,
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9y ago
The thing is, it's new and it'll continue to get better. Think of the telegraph. Look at what we have today.
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9y ago
1. SSH exposed to The Internet; superuser account with hardcoded username/password. 2. Default credentials “caserver” https server NVG599 3. Command Injection “caserver” https server NVG599 4. Information disclosure/hardcoded cred
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9y ago
> 1. When you studied hard, were you supported to study hard? I worked a fulltime job during ungrad and grad school (and did programming jobs on the side for about $75 per hour). I worked my way through. > How did you get into compute
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Yeah, I just don't get it. It was pretty clear to me what to do when I left high school. Study, study, study. Work hard, work hard, work hard. Nobody told me this, it just seemed like the right thing to do. I grew up poor in projects i
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Yes. Seems like the entire west coast is similar. Also, there are few places where women outnumber men. And if you look under 40 the ratio is even more skewed towards many more men than women. I think this impacts men's mental health a
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Most women I know have a hoard of men waiting to take them out and entertain them. On the other side, most men I know struggle to get a single woman to go out with (or men for that matter as friends). Men are in such compitition now that th
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I've grown so tired of sarcasm. Online and in real life people are often saying the exact opposite of what they mean. We have to pick up the sarcasam to truly understand.
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9y ago
What's the biggest discovery or development to come out of the LHC?
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