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811.
by spdustin 10y ago
When asked how he manages to be so prolific, he once said (and pardon me if I got the exact words wrong, but it's close)... "I have the heart of a young boy. In a jar on my desk."
812.
by spdustin 10y ago
Yahoo! Weather's RSS feed has some handy additional data. Useful if you only have a US postal code. Includes things like lat/long coords, separate elements with weather forecasts ad current conditions, sunrise/sunset times...
813.
by spdustin 10y ago
Bing's RSS feed for news results is broken; there is a bare ampersand in the namespace declaration for search results' RSS feeds rather than an & entity.
814.
by spdustin 10y ago
True, I do see Elise in control warrior decks on lower rungs, but less so in higher ones. Mostly classic stand-by cards, and/or Reno Jackson.
815.
by spdustin 10y ago
The new "standard" mode doesn't allow Nax or GnG cards in your deck, which levels things out a bit. Maybe you would like giving it a shot now? My advice: use gold to play arena. You'll always get a card pack, and get to
816.
by spdustin 10y ago
Bitwig looks amazing, especially its scriptability - thank you for sharing.
817.
by spdustin 10y ago
Respectfully, I've "created" on every iPad I've owned since the first. I write docs in Pages, create music in GarageBand, design web site graphics in Pixelmator, and edit code in Coda (and Prompt/Emacs). Tablets mak
818.
by spdustin 10y ago
Just that camera, stacking software, and the driest, darkest place on Earth (slight exaggeration) the Atacama Desert. Excellent photo, though. I'd love to visit a site with such dark skies and good seeing.
819.
by spdustin 10y ago
Sure, there are decks where you must pray to RNGesus that you get the effect you're looking for. Those decks will not get you far up the ladder, however. Nearly every player above Rank 10 is using a predictable deck. Elise/map&#x2
820.
by spdustin 10y ago
If you haven't learned what you're doing, you're not the professional audio engineer referred to by TFA :)
821.
by spdustin 10y ago
If you want a website that works on enterprise desktops, you aren't using flexbox - you're using floats.
822.
by spdustin 10y ago
Truer words were never spoken. Have you discovered the elusive double-!important? Or the fabled inline style with !important? SharePoint's markup is rad. /s
823.
by spdustin 10y ago
I...I'll reserve judgment. The SharePoint Framework ( awful name) will either become an amazing thing, or will be another example of "we didn't get this right (CSR, content search web parts, FrontPage/SPD itself, Design
824.
by spdustin 10y ago
All the people piling on with "!important is evil, nuke it from orbit!" have clearly never been tasked with branding an enterprise product like SharePoint.
825.
by spdustin 10y ago
I wrote an expansion to the original SharePoint Team Services (STS) back in 2002. I was told recently by a student that their former employer (small mom-and-pop biz) still used STS and my software was why. It was called the SharePoint Power
826.
by spdustin 10y ago
From their blog post: > Horizon isn’t prescriptive or particularly opinionated–it’s designed to work well with the JavaScript frameworks that you already know and love. It is seriously a breath of fresh air to read something like that.
827.
by spdustin 10y ago
Holy shit, that's a nice app. I have many (adult) students who would greatly benefit from its simplicity, any way to get a discount/promo code for them? You can reach me at my username @ gmail.com. Edit: this isn't a strictly
828.
by spdustin 10y ago
That sort of describes the Pandora approach. Each song has a set of "genes" that describe its tone, musical instrumentation, key signature, time signature, rhythmic syncopation, etc. these genes are then used to find similar music
829.
by spdustin 10y ago
Oh, this argument again? Okay, let's try another analogy. Let's say I don't own a car. Or lease. Or rent. Or borrow. That makes me "carless", right? Moving on: I only take taxis or Lyft or whatever to get to my dest
830.
by spdustin 10y ago
To be certain, it is; it's a textbook tactic used by abusers who themselves suffer from some neurosis. Abusers sometimes do, after threatening it so much, anneal themselves with the constant threats and their perceived ineffectiveness,
831.
by spdustin 10y ago
Thank you for letting us know. Whether he's a lying asshole or not, I've learned the hard way to take someone seriously when they seem to be threatening self-harm, even if they've been insincere in the past. Someone who feels
832.
by spdustin 10y ago
Okay seriously, is anyone contacting the authorities to see if this man is still alive? I do not know who to contact or what his location is. His "blog" post sounds like a suicide note - I've had the misfortune of reading oth
833.
by spdustin 10y ago
Sounds like a suicide note from a distraught individual to me, leaving aside the lack of Satoshi's grammar. I do not know enough about his background to contact the police for a well-being check; does anyone here?
834.
by spdustin 11y ago
Telegram isn't end-to-end encrypted unless you're in a "secret chat", and that chat exists only between two different devices and can't be used by multiple devices on one account. It's a "feature" of
835.
by spdustin 11y ago
> Passwords have been interpreted to be testimonial because they require someone to tell authorities information in their mind. That's not true. They've been interpreted to be testimonial because they are a part of a chain of
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by spdustin 11y ago
The reason the courts find the production of passwords to be testimonial is that they are used to access potentially incriminating evidence the specific existence of which the prosecution is not already aware of . Further, the Supreme Cour
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by spdustin 11y ago
The case law thus far has stated that compelling the decryption of a data storage device really hinges on this: What evidence is known by the prosecution to exist? In several cases, when the defendant makes known that incriminating evidence
838.
by spdustin 11y ago
For me, the ongoing question that needs to be addressed by the court is this: Is the content of your smartphone considered to be documentary evidence (something you have) or testimony (something you know). I know I'm mixing definitions
839.
by spdustin 11y ago
Not true. There is an adage that the government can force you to produce the key to a lock, but not the combination to a safe. It just so happens that, today, the government can compel you to perform a physical gesture that, by proxy, happe
840.
by spdustin 11y ago
As GP said, that's not true in general. Immunity is offered when the prosecution believes your testimony will result in further arrests or in prevention of future crimes. That circumstance is exceedingly rare outside of episodes of &qu

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