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by spartas 9y ago
I picked a Taylor Swift concert tour show.
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by spartas 9y ago
> These days, they have fees that can easily exceed $20 per ticket As an anecdote, I attempted to find the most expensive ticket for an extremely popular concert near my city later this year. Ticketmaster required me to create an account
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by spartas 9y ago
Answer the phone when they call and conference in the Jolly Roger telephone bot http://www.jollyrogertelco.com The bot will waste the telemarketers time, which is the most expensive thing that these companies are paying for. Do
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by spartas 9y ago
Here's a older brand map that also includes the non-food products: https://crueltyfreeblog.files.wordpress.com/2015/05/foodmap....
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by spartas 10y ago
Not true. If you plug an iPhone into a recent Mac that is powered on, the Mac will often deliver more current than the iPhone wall charger will output. As a test, with my phone plugged into the computer, the Mac is delivering 2.1A over USB
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by spartas 11y ago
Recent versions of BSD tar will also detect the compression algorithm for extracting. No such luck with the -a, --auto-compress option though.
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by spartas 12y ago
Generating a 301 is likely more work. Profile pages are simple database hits, and they may be dynamically or even statically cached (for popular pages). You're probably severely underestimating how much traffic China can produce [1]. 1
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by spartas 12y ago
The bar would be part of the user agent's iframe element, not accessible via JS/CSS. Sure, you could overlay an element on top of the bar with JS/CSS, and some thought would have to be put in to avoid that type of forgery.
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by spartas 12y ago
Obviously there would need some additional thought put into this. It might be a net-positive for every YouTube embedded video to have an address bar (copy from the iframe url and paste the embed URL into the browser's address bar, YouT
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by spartas 12y ago
In cases like this, asking users for information, especially for payment details, for a different site than the user is visiting (e.g. PayPal) should be done using separate windows or iframes. Period. Additionally, the specification for vis
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by spartas 12y ago
45Drives http://45drives.com is one company that's selling pre-built versions of the storage pod.
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by spartas 12y ago
I wonder what their file storage limits are. Can I send them /dev/random ?
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by spartas 12y ago
“Because if we could reasonably charge more, we would”
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by spartas 13y ago
Easy, add a domain to your cart. When prompted to create an account or sign in, click on the little "Cart" icon at the top right. $34.99 / 1yr … $999.00 / 100yr edit: If NetSol still does domain name front running, they
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by spartas 13y ago
Actually Facebook has, and has had for the past few years, a "Download your data" option within the "Account Settings" page. That system collects your posts, messages, friend list, events, photos, and albums into one zip
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by spartas 13y ago
No. Wildcard certificates do not cover the root domain name. I recently ran into this particular issue with our site, and we determined that the only viable alternatives are using an certificate with a "Subject Alternative Name" (an X.509 e
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by spartas 14y ago
There are two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
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by spartas 14y ago
Here's an idea, if you allow me to choose From a list of users, then I'll continuously "spam" other users' inboxes with login link messages. We could suggest that Facebook implement something like this. Seeing a login control containing 950
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by spartas 16y ago
From the article: "But with the advent of IE10, Firefox is the only web browser who haven’t reached a two-digit version..." Safari, anyone?