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by rythie 9y ago
Slightly off topic, but can you please allow fallback when there is no Flash. The player works, but you have to hack you user-agent string to get it. I don't have Flash in Firefox and the BBC news is only site, that I visit regularly,
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by rythie 9y ago
Sony didn't release any FF mirrorless in that period, in fact the latest FF mirrorless was released Sept 2015. I suspect it was the US discounts at that time.
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by rythie 9y ago
That's quickly changing, Sony have now overtaken Nikon to become the number 2 seller of full frame cameras in the US. Nikon doesn't make a single full frame mirrorless camera and Sony most known for making them. https:/&#x2F
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by rythie 9y ago
You can do HISTFILESIZE=0. That way the .bash_history file is never written to, but you can still get the history that's in memory. If you write it to disk, it could available on the disk via an undelete tool or via a backup - which is
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by rythie 10y ago
I think it's referring to Trump, Brexit and the various moves the right elsewhere in Europe, which are dividing people on nationalistic and religious grounds.
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by rythie 10y ago
The simplest solution would be simply to not to travel to the US. I'm sure it wouldn't be long before the airlines & hotels were lobbying for a change in the law.
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by rythie 10y ago
I used these stats http://www.npi.org.uk/visualisations/rise-companies-no-emplo... . Also, this backs it up for US businesses http://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonnazar/2013/09/09/16
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by rythie 10y ago
More than half of all the businesses have no employees (i.e. It's just the founder) and most of the rest have less than 50 employees. For most companies is social one of many things that they need to do, setup a website, pay taxes, ans
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by rythie 10y ago
The first two are Elon Musk's companies and he's stated he wants to continue to try to influence Trump directly on this issue in particular: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/827924171661377536
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by rythie 10y ago
I agree, the transit visa situation is really odd. I wonder how much money the U.S. loses by requiring visa from those travelling from Central+South America to Europe and the rest of the world. I know people personally that can't pick
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by rythie 10y ago
This was not a trivial system for it's time. Do you change your ssh keys and certificates every day? The enigma had a new encryption code for everyday distributed on paper and torn off and destroyed once used. The were different codes
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by rythie 10y ago
Most of what you are saying makes sense, except this bit: > "Maybe the HTTPS site is just broken right now." In the case of a bank, it's extremely unlikely that they are falling back to HTTP. It's much more likely tha
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by rythie 10y ago
The 15inch Macbook pro supports 4x 4k monitors (upto 4096x2304), at the same time as the built in display, FWIW.
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by rythie 10y ago
What if the fake reviews were paid for by a competitor, so they would get banned?
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by rythie 10y ago
Would you buy shares and throw away the dividends?
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by rythie 10y ago
They did? I remember numerous Twitter outages due to scale and the infamous Fail Whale. Twitter's issues risked the company losing users or even it's sustainability as a business. Never remember Facebook having much issue.
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by rythie 10y ago
That's right they'd probably be struggling to scale Ruby on Rails like Twitter who started 2 years after facebook.
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by rythie 10y ago
Apple is pretty committed to HTTPS within iOS apps, many of which are created by small companies, so they ought to support it.
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by rythie 10y ago
Full list of sponsors here: https://letsencrypt.org/sponsors/ Good to see most of them using HTTPS for their homepage. Though Cisco and Gemalto don't yet.
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by rythie 11y ago
I'm not convinced the new iPad pro will even be usable for 5 years. I gave up on the iPad 1 and iPad mini because they didn't have enough RAM to load many websites. The new iPad pro has only 2GB of RAM and even 5 year old PCs had
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by rythie 11y ago
I wonder if this will get updated in September with the other phones or stay out of step with the main release cycle.
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by rythie 11y ago
Flickr is still the go to site for photographers, there are other sites, but Flickr is the most popular. However, Adverts on login page suck though and for those that don't pay they have adverts inserted that look exactly like photos.
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by rythie 11y ago
4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prohibition_in_the_United_Stat...
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by rythie 11y ago
I'd prefer a router with a AA battery slot, so it doesn't go down in the first place.
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by rythie 11y ago
"simply pass a law forbidding the sale of such devices in the USA" 1. They can't even restrict sale of guns, let alone ban them. 2. Banning the iPhone would make the issue headline news. 3. There'd be riots on th
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by rythie 11y ago
We have way more information stored on these devices than ever before. They want it because it's there, not because they need it. For example, the first mobile phones, could only store 10 text messages, you'd typically delete them
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by rythie 11y ago
Not everyone has root on their Linux box and even if you do, you ought to be able to install applications as you without sudo'ing anything. Right now most Linux applications guide you to a deb/rpm which runs as root (and who knows
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by rythie 11y ago
In living (for some), 80%+ tax rates have been used and tax was very high for about 5 decades: - the top marginal rate of tax was 62% in 1932 (up from 25% in 1931) - rising to 91% in 1963 (income over $200k) - It was at 70% in 1981
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by rythie 11y ago
I'll add: NFS home directories don't seem to be tested by KDE developers, taking 30seconds or so to start fully everytime you move machine because they generate stuff in /tmp. Most programs don't take quota into account
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by rythie 11y ago
Surely with the Pi Zero selling at $5 there has got to be way to do this without Philip's locked in, expensive system?

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