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by spdustin 11y ago
I have the remote as an early adopter. It's fun to hide in another room and say into the remote "Simon says, hey kids, Kraft no longer makes Mac and cheese and now just makes carrots and ranch dressing." A moment passes. &quo
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by spdustin 11y ago
I guarantee my ISY-994i and my Insteon motion sensors give me considerably more flexibility than anything that would run on my phone. And that's even when Insteon sucks my will to live.
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by spdustin 11y ago
Fair enough. Rest of the comment stands, just not directed at you. Thanks for replying and clarifying :)
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by spdustin 11y ago
Why either extreme? He chose the battles to fight then, and later realized that the battle needed to be fought in federal court after all. As well, supporting marriage equality doesn't have to entail agreeing with it. I have to suppo
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by spdustin 11y ago
Sarcasm doesn't help. I'm an American, born and raised, and I'm frankly sick and tired that the xenophobic nonsense that the more vocal of us seeks to propagate has influenced foreign opinion of all Americans. I cannot tell
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by spdustin 11y ago
Before I click it, the cynic in me feels like this link goes to some bad news. I feel so jaded. Burned. Am I alone? Going to click thru now. Edit below: That didn't take long. From the site (which didn't load with my content block
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by spdustin 11y ago
Product doesn't exist / discontinued. Footer has copyright date of 2014. Why was this posted? :)
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by spdustin 11y ago
My normal home phone line is VoIP. What then?
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by spdustin 11y ago
Parents, watch your kids on this if you haven't already taught them about Internet safety. Many players creatively get around the kid-friendly chat filters and behave in ways you may not want your younger ones to mimic. Source: my 8 ye
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by spdustin 11y ago
In Sublime, Paste and Indent (Shift-Cmd-V on Mac) does that fairly well. It's not based on an AST or anything like that, but it's rarely failed to do the right thing in my experience with these: Python, XML, HTML, CSS, SASS, Power
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by spdustin 11y ago
Latest Adobe CC apps have a plugin for browsing a media library that will (on Macs,many Way) eat up CPU like crab legs at a casino buffet. Google "CEPHtmlEngine" and the app you're using and you'll likely find the locati
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by spdustin 11y ago
It says, in plain language, "we can't tell you which lock to use, just that you must have the master key in case we need it."
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by spdustin 11y ago
It covers anything that's been licensed into the software, which would include encryption libraries. It covers hard drive manufacturers (provides a product or method of to facilitate a communication or the processing or storage of da
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by spdustin 11y ago
Respectfully, I disagree WRT SSH/TLS Section 2 (4) spells it out: communication service and software providers. That's the maker of every app on your phone, the phone manufacturer, your phone company, emails provider, retailer (th
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by spdustin 11y ago
You know, I think this is the first opportunity for "think of the children!" to be a rally in cry for something meaningful, that actually can affect a large swath of our children. An excellent point. However, its power is limited
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by spdustin 11y ago
I'm confused here - Democrats are "left-leaning".
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by spdustin 11y ago
I think most of the elected officials are technologically illiterate, and bills such as this are driven by the fear that's been instilled in those officials by the appointed or hired intelligence community. Because they're t
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by spdustin 11y ago
Example is appreciated, but not accessible. I personally use Little Snitch and stopped Atom from phoning back to Google Analytics, as I do with all the apps I use, but the comment I was replying to seemed to be shrugging off the data collec
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by spdustin 11y ago
It is, effectively, what Touch ID does. (It's an over simplification but as an analogy it works)
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by spdustin 11y ago
It doesn't on its own, but the secure enclave (that was created, in part, to keep biometrics data secured) sure does.
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by spdustin 11y ago
That's _after_ the first launch, correct?
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by spdustin 11y ago
Oh the Video Toaster. Kiki Stockhammer. Newtek was doing amazing things for less money than anything else in its time. we had a Video Toaster in my HS TV Productions class. Between that and OctaMED, I spent a lot of my extra time in that cl
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by spdustin 11y ago
Second this. Antenna is my go-to client on iPad
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by spdustin 11y ago
Because it's a faulty premise? There is no license violation, that's why a license violation isn't being discussed (your question).
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by spdustin 11y ago
The others have it: "padding" is one of many so-called "shorthand properties", and the data does in fact indicate usage of the actual (non-shorthand) properties for each of them.
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by spdustin 11y ago
> You have to figure out a development loop, deploys, configuration management. There is nothing built-in to help coordinate lambda deploys across regions. https://github.com/serverless/serverless solves (upon my
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by spdustin 11y ago
That seems sarcastic to the point of ignorance. Don't conflate ORMs with prepared statements. Input to a stored procedure can be sanitized like any other query.
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by spdustin 11y ago
Is that fair? What if the language of an application that the developer must extend has only "garbage" (in your opinion) ORMs? Which ORMs allow me to update an object without querying for it first? And before you say "you sho
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by spdustin 11y ago
I think of stored procedures as an API, and I check them into source control. Especially with SQL Server and the debugging hooks available to me, there's a good chance that my stored proc will execute much faster than any other interpr
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by spdustin 11y ago
I'm just happy to see that development is picking back up. It was stagnant for a while, and I'm interested to see how quickly they iterate now.

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