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by signed0 13y ago
No browser is going to even look at the X-DuckDuckGo-Locale header. Edit: Crome doesn't do that for me.
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by signed0 13y ago
You don't have to wait for Mavericks, it has already happened. Apps that are sold through the App Store can not make use of the the media keys on Apple keyboards, which is why VLC can use them and other apps can't. Edit: other tha
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by signed0 13y ago
I'm really glad that they didn't go the Twitter route and develop something completely new.
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by signed0 13y ago
One more for kicks: n = iter(array).next [(n(), n(), n()) for _ in xrange(len(array) / 3)]
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by signed0 13y ago
Haha. I feel very silly now. I was just about to respond with the same thing. while True: result = list(islice(iterator, 3)) if not result: break yield result
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by signed0 13y ago
I was a bit wrong about that. For some reason I imagined that there would be quite a few args being passed to zip, when in fact there are just the three iterators. It does create a temporary list, but it's so small it's negligible
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by signed0 13y ago
I'd be surprised if my way is slower. Any time you unpack into a function such as zip() python has to create an intermediary list to store all the results before calling the function.
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by signed0 13y ago
It's not brilliant. This accomplishes the same thing without being hard to understand: from itertools import islice iterator = iter(array) try: while True: yield list(islice(iterator, 3)) except St
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by signed0 13y ago
The difference is that bribery usually involves an upfront payment. Maybe people should start tipping before their meal.
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by signed0 13y ago
That article is somewhat confusing. The issue isn't that Uber doesn't allow tips, it's that when a person does decide to tip , Uber takes 50% of it. Here is a much better writeup: http://www.theverge.com/2013
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by signed0 13y ago
There was something similar earlier this year with typing 'File:///' in a OSX text field. http://thenextweb.com/shareables/2013/02/02/typing-these-eig...
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by signed0 13y ago
Seems to crash the tab in Chrome 29 on OSX.
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by signed0 13y ago
Given that it's not possible to set the default map app on IOS, I wonder how many of the people that "use Apple Maps weekly" did so by accident.
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by signed0 13y ago
Hmm, I was unable to do so on Namecheap or Gandi.
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by signed0 13y ago
Are there any registrars that allow one to set serverDeleteProhibited, serverTransferProhibited, and serverUpdateProhibited?
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by signed0 13y ago
Woah! Has Verisign been hacked? $ whois twitter.com Whois Server Version 2.0 Domain names in the .com and .net domains can now be registered with many different competing registrars. Go to http://www.internic.net for detailed in
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by signed0 13y ago
Sublime Text 2 & 3.
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by signed0 13y ago
If you are using Android and DashClock[0] there is a flashlight App without any permissions called DashLight[1]. [0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.nurik.roma... [1] https://play.goog
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by signed0 13y ago
Here's a screenshot, the server seems to be overloaded. http://i.imgur.com/1e5XzWc.png
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by signed0 13y ago
If this violates law, then surely ignoring robots.txt also violates the law. In this case website owners should be able to sue Cyveillance (Comcast outsourced copyright enforcement to them). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by signed0 13y ago
Newsflash, large cities have luxury stores that sell fancy things for lots of money. You'll find all the the examples also exist in any other large city.
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by signed0 13y ago
I also read it as Meth at first.
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by signed0 13y ago
They started posting their articles to Facebook while they were down. http://www.theverge.com/2013/8/14/4621324/new-york-times-pub...
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by signed0 13y ago
I'm curious why you feel that the extension of Muni is a waste of funds. As the project is to extend it from Caltrain station through Powell and then on to China Town, do you think the entire thing a waste, or just the latter portion?
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by signed0 13y ago
TLDR: Bloch doubts that the failure of the uniformity assumption means that cryptographic systems in wide use today are fundamentally insecure. “My guess is that it will show that some of them are slightly less secure than we had hoped, bu
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by signed0 13y ago
Imagine what happens when someone names their content folder 'assets' and it gets rewritten to 'a<star><star>ets'. (edit: why does double * get escaped away on here.)
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by signed0 13y ago
Qualify what you mean by poorer service. Just because the service is different doesn't mean that it's worse. I'd take a waitress that was curt and left after I'd placed my order over one that asks me if I need anything e
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Why Tipping Should (And May) Be Made Illegal(jayporter.com)
60 points by signed0 13y ago|88 comments
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by signed0 13y ago
Good point. I mistakenly thought that they were going to rewrite the email addresses in git commits, it appears that is not the case.
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by signed0 13y ago
I don't hate them. I have no problem when they contact me through legitimate channels such as LinkedIn or StackOverflow. I even try to respond with a polite 'no' in most cases. I have a problem with them abusing the git commi

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