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by runin2k1 10y ago
Examples for anyone looking for them are here: https://guide.blokdust.com/example-saves/
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by runin2k1 10y ago
Easily the coolest thing I've seen today(and I just finished doing some Quickbooks integration work so the bar is real high* ) I can picture this as a physical building block type toy where you plug the pieces in to a powered base and
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by runin2k1 10y ago
All the ergo adjustments in the world won't help you if you sit in one position all day long with one small set of muscles engaged while the rest are disengaged and slowly atrophying. The best solution is touched on in the article, but
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by runin2k1 10y ago
At least establishing car value has gotten a lot easier with the tools available today... My gripe is more with the finance manager portion of the car buying experience. My wife and I bought a used car two weeks ago and while declining the
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by runin2k1 10y ago
Like Baja! I'm in!
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by runin2k1 10y ago
I'm no "apalmer", but have a similar perspective... From a simple supply and demand standpoint, how does the extra income introduced not simply cause the cost of basic * goods to rise accordingly such that you end up with yo
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by runin2k1 10y ago
It could be "Improved Improved" if they had a central server constantly polling the nodes in exactly the same fashion as this script does. If you know the distance from your central server to the nodes, you can use the rolling re
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by runin2k1 10y ago
The ping class likely needs to be scrapped to make this any sort of reliable. Making a fake image request to these servers introduces a lot of very random sources of latency over what a typical ping would involve.
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by runin2k1 10y ago
I like both technologies for various reasons, but as a propaganda piece for SVN this should effectively reinforce SVN users decision to use SVN while Git users will see it as blatant FUD-mongering. Meaning net zero for both sides.
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by runin2k1 10y ago
Older fork here: https://github.com/LSTANCZYK/NRules Post showing it was going to be removed by the author here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/nrules-users/jFwLtPl...
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by runin2k1 11y ago
Trying to keep the conversation light-hearted with a closing joke is more like it since everybody takes these things so seriously-- sorry I pissed in your cheerios good chap!
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by runin2k1 11y ago
Formerly 9 dependent modules... but who cares maybe it was a homework assignment or a joke. I don't use NPM so maybe it doesn't really matter aside from the level of abstraction being implemented being relatively ridiculous. Howev
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by runin2k1 11y ago
Holy moly-- is-positive-integer/index.js: var passAll = require('101/pass-all') var isPositive = require('is-positive') var isInteger = require('is-integer') module.exports = passAll(isPosi
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by runin2k1 11y ago
And why is that an unnecessary additive? Is it actually harmful? A quick google seems to indicate that is just the same inciteful(note: not insightful) nonsense to get page views. Not to mention the fact that she is targeting a drink where
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by runin2k1 11y ago
There was a change.org petition by "Food Babe" to get this changed due to a lot of bunk arguments. Replacing a tiny amount of a very common food dye is not going to affect the healthiness in any substantial way.
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by runin2k1 11y ago
I recently had a package show as delivered that was nowhere to be found. Amazon was awesome in handling the issue, but my first course of action was to see if I could contact USPS to locate the missing package and I ran in to this... Quite
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How not to do password requirements (USPS.gov)(reg.usps.com)
1 points by runin2k1 11y ago|2 comments
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by runin2k1 11y ago
That is not what the government has said. They've asked for the device manufacturers to submit their products for UL certification. No bans, recalls, or any other measures have been taken by the government.
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by runin2k1 11y ago
I hate to be cynical, but reading an article like this makes me chuckle to myself thinking about how much vitriol is still spewed at Java for its over-engineering dark ages. I start to have flashbacks when an innocent sounding article like
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by runin2k1 11y ago
He says this: "But buying mattresses shouldn’t be fun. It should be work, something you do once or twice in your life and forget about after you’ve gotten over the frustration of getting the mattress into your bedroom." But ignore
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by runin2k1 11y ago
They connect to the ODB port to monitor speed, and braking. From Progressive's site: What information does the device collect? The Snapshot device collects information about how you drive, how much you drive and when you drive. It also
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by runin2k1 11y ago
And a test where nobody is hooked up at the transmitting end but the signals are still turned on... there's a lot of potential for the receiver being influenced solely by the hardware setup if it is not properly isolated room to room(e
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by runin2k1 11y ago
Not entirely sure what this is doing at first glance beyond providing a plain textfield for text entry, and some controls to save it as a file. Compared to something like this: http://jsoneditoronline.org/ Which has auto-pa
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by runin2k1 11y ago
Very broken on Chrome Version 45.0.2454.101. 1) Enter city in search box, hit enter, nothing happens. 2) Enter city, select from auto-suggest, zero results even when trying San Francisco which clearly has results based on the initial load.
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by runin2k1 11y ago
Good steps -- a site that asks me to allow displaying of ads will get white-listed as long as they play by the guidelines that they've laid out here. It is promising to see the industry look at ways to self-regulate before something dr
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by runin2k1 11y ago
People not clicking on ads for things they don't want or need is the problem now? Remember what happened when advertisers started increasing the volume of their TV spots? Do you think that increased sales, or just annoyed people enoug
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by runin2k1 11y ago
Being the "IT" person amongst my friends and families, I routinely get asked how to fix a computer that has been hacked. In every single case the problem isn't that the computer got hacked, it was them clicking an ad that st
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by runin2k1 11y ago
Consider someone with passable internet skills searching for Winzip and ending up at: http://download.cnet.com/WinZip/3000-2250_4-10003164.html Which button are they are most likely to click and do you think that is wh
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by runin2k1 11y ago
The problem is that much of the times ads are disruptive, annoying, and potentially harmful. When your choices are to have a) a safer, less disruptive browsing experience, b) potentially have your entire screen taken over with alerts offer
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by runin2k1 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9935830

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