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by schlipity 7y ago
Why would your first rule be so limited? Why help anyone spy on anyone else?
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by schlipity 7y ago
I think this is caused by your browser not allowing auto play video, and the web site not accounting for or checking for this state. So by toggling the pause / play button, you get the video control in a state that finally mirrors the
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by schlipity 7y ago
Has anyone ever considered just giving 3rd party javascript less access to things? That may fix the fingerprinting problem too. I do have some appreciation for how badly it would break a lot of the web applications though, but it seems lik
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by schlipity 8y ago
I feel like this might as well have been titled "Where has all the cheap, legal labor gone?" The answer is probably as simple as they aren't offering enough pay or benefits to attract employees. This is probably an indicator
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by schlipity 9y ago
I can't help but find it amusing that you ask if the no-brand batteries are worth your trust. You already paid a premium for a premium device, with a battery that has now shown to have significant limitations over time. Why wouldn&#x2
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by schlipity 9y ago
It's fine as long as you're willing to accept that it's going to be wrong an unknown amount of the time.
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by schlipity 9y ago
How does this take on Moviepass? MoviePass lets you watch 1 movie per day, whereas this is 1 movie per month with a very modest discount on concessions.
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by schlipity 9y ago
Here's a link to the abstract from 2010. I found it to be more readable than this thinly veiled analytics advertisement. https://research.google.com/pubs/pub36299.html
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by schlipity 9y ago
It's a good bit ludicrous that they are providing Edge for IOS / Android but not for previous versions of Windows. My life as a programmer would be better if I didn't have to support IE11 / Windows 7, but instead of doin
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by schlipity 9y ago
I have purchased a fair amount from Humble bundle, and have been a subscriber to the humble monthly bundle since it's inception. Suffice it to say, I have a great appreciation and admiration for the way Humble Bundle works (worked?).
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by schlipity 9y ago
This is actually part of the plot of the movie (Three Days of the Condor) and book (Six days of the Condor). The protagonist works at a CIA site where they read basically everything released and break down the plots to see if it has any st
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by schlipity 9y ago
If you can calculate the difference, couldn't a VPN force their traffic to mimic that difference as well?
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by schlipity 9y ago
Couldn't we have a problem with tunnels that cross a tectonic plate? During an earthquake, if one plate moves up or down and the adjoining doesn't move, wouldn't that sheer the tunnel closed?
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by schlipity 10y ago
>I now strongly encourage explicit loops for everything, and hope the compiler unrolls it properly. I get why this is a thing. Sometimes an unrolled loop is faster. But if this is really an issue, why isn't there a [UnRoll] modifie
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Multithreaded HTML parser released(github.com)
2 points by schlipity 10y ago|0 comments
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by schlipity 10y ago
Forgive me for not being an academic, so maybe this question is moot. Why isn't there a place that links to a given paper so that discussion about the paper can be centralized? It could also contain links to papers that link to that p
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by schlipity 11y ago
Take a look at Netguard on Github. It emulates the hostfile via local loopback vpn and is able to fully adblock your android device without rooting it. It's also available on the playstore, but that functionality is disabled. Their r