smarx007

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   by smarx007 10y ago

   Given how ridiculously basic the website is, I think you're right. It should have been a real triplestore with a SPARQL endpoint though.
2. 902.▲
   by smarx007 10y ago

   I think a .NET wrapper would be more direct/elegant than using emscripten generated code (especially in a .NET project).
3. 903.▲
   by smarx007 10y ago

   Due to how slugs are generated, images titled "Advertising Revenue in 2016" will get URLs like /advertising-revenue-2016.png
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   by smarx007 10y ago

   Well, the rule that triggered the blocking is a bit stupid, I must say: Static filter /advertising-$domain=~abramarketing.com|~advertising-direct.com|~outbrain.com|~yellowimages.com found in So the image http://ideas.
5. 905.▲
   by smarx007 10y ago

   http://archive.is/MSAav
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   by smarx007 10y ago

   Wise Russians downloaded most of them already: http://imgur.com/rdPhclR http://imgur.com/MzQesnK http://imgur.com/9iN21V7 (from https://rutracker.org/forum/tracker.php?
7. 907.▲
   by smarx007 10y ago

   You generate bat and sh files during the build, like deb or exe files.
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   by smarx007 10y ago

   Better one http://archive.is/j8zAk
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   by smarx007 10y ago

   I think this DB was published around a month ago ( http://www.thereportertimes.com/panama-papers-icij-offshore-... ) and you can get some quick and inefficient import code for Neo4j here https://gitlab.com/ber
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    by smarx007 10y ago

    It's pretty strange to see a new authentication protocol (they describe it as authorization protocol, but they do authentication as well), just as W3C's WebID-TLS is being finalised. Oh, did I mention it uses client X.509 certific
11. 911.▲
    by smarx007 11y ago

    Look, if a judge has such a right, a corporate lawyer usually has an idea that such a request might come. Companies that do not break law must do what is needed to make sure they will not violate any laws – neither now nor in the future. Or
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    Foreign law enforcement may kindly request US DoJ OR operate under their (foreign) laws (and with 0 help, it's not hard to guess what route would be taken).
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    Apparently, OP wanted to transfer the domain from Gandi.
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    Poverty is actually the reality for many today .
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    It checks for updates automatically, so I think that gives them the stats, same should be valid for Sublime.
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    Now that I am in EU, I totally agree with you, but just checked my mom's provider and it's $3.82 (100 UAH) for 25Mbps/mo.
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    Actually, you're totally right that a local college (I would add a more or less central city library) is a really good alternative. I actually do embedded automotive now, so master's is almost a must but you'd be surprised ho
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    I totally agree with you on the perception of smartphone ownership and ease of access. I am trying to make the point that it is not going to help you to improve your status in the society. You can't do home budget on a phone, can'
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    I now live in EU and can relate to your experiences. But when I was referring to what struggling folk need, I meant what can really improve their position. And I hope you understand that it's not something like 9gag, but udacity. And u
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    First, let's get the internet part clear. Mobile internet is consistently more expensive that fixed line (in xUSSR at least). And as somebody with more than 1 degree, I can tell you that you don't need an iphone map, phone, alarm,
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    I just want to note that original code wasn't covered with unit tests and the rewrite is not going to make it any more suitable for testing (as you expected, no tests were added during the rewrite). On the critical note, http:/&#
22. 922.▲
    by smarx007 11y ago

    https://anti-captcha.com/ & https://rucaptcha.com/ - I think that can be best summarised as "from Russia with love" :)
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    So that existing customers* (who will have higher retention rates) could order them before they become "victims of their success". * I am one of them, but would really appreciate Scaleway to accept people that have invited faster.
24. 924.▲
    by smarx007 11y ago

    Fleep is a European (Estonian) company. Just mail them ( https://fleep.io/privacy , §9) and they should be decent enough to terminate your account altogether. I had quite a good experience with them, their CEO responded to my
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    insecurity != openness
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    An automotive company for sure, but it might not be Nissan (I actually drive Qashqai).
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    Nothing personal, just business: when they launch a private beta, they want to select the businesses with most cash flow. I believe this is connected to the fact many things may be manually reviewed at a time. And how did you arrive at a co
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    Bad stuff happens - I think it's a pretty safe assumption. What is worse is that there was some PM out there who didn't want to immediately disable the whole service until the issue was fixed. So I think this disclosure is a fair
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    From https://stripe.com/atlas/faq#Do-I-have-to-use-Stripe : Do I have to use Stripe? No, but we hope you will!
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    by smarx007 11y ago

    Oh, I see now. Then it is multiplied by the device number as well. But now I understand it and it seems impressive anyway.