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by stereo 10y ago
It’s not really clean, how it asks for /usr/local/m-cli to be added to $PATH but then litters that directory with other scripts.
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by stereo 10y ago
Because you couldn’t easily tell if a bag of crisps has already been scanned, or if I bought two.
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by stereo 10y ago
Can you still right-click on an unsigned app and choose Open to get a confirmation dialog?
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by stereo 10y ago
Of course, the forks are still there: https://github.com/THANAKIAR/facebook-sixth-sense/commit/cc7...
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by stereo 10y ago
I just found and watched your SciPy talk. The 3d-printed geology puzzle is really cool! Yeah, the British print is basically the bottomless box you show at 15:16, but with much thinner walls - I don't have it anymore but I'd say t
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by stereo 10y ago
Using clever hollow boxes can bring the prices down significantly: http://www.shapeways.com/product/PCVV6V9G2/y-garn-relief
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by stereo 10y ago
Hi from Luxembourg. Cows everywhere, chicken, pork, and a few sheep and horses. http://www.statistiques.public.lu/catalogue-publications/lux...
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by stereo 10y ago
Kitten passed?
219.
by stereo 11y ago
This is great news for the pagespeed people.
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by stereo 11y ago
It’s unfortunate that those slides make little sense on their own.
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by stereo 11y ago
The educational tshirt ( http://images.mentalfloss.com/sites/default/files/styles/ins... ) is quite wonderful. Selling them in the West would help raise funds - I would want one!
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by stereo 11y ago
I know that’s the WashPo’s title, but it would be really nice if HN could be free of clickbait headlines.
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by stereo 11y ago
Line 1 of the Paris metro runs every two minutes during the day; each train can carry about 700 people. When people block the doors, there's an automated message. If the doors still stay open, the control room can use the CCTV and inte
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by stereo 11y ago
Is there a page that explains all these abbreviations and symbols? P.H.? H? F.P.? That little arrow against the walls? http://maps.nls.uk/townplans/symbols.html only has a couple.
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by stereo 11y ago
I agree with you that CC0 would be ideal form every point of view, but the 4.0 CC licenses have actually been built to work for databases too.
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by stereo 11y ago
uMap is great for that: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/UMap If you want to do more complicated things, try leaflet, http://leafletjs.com/
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by stereo 11y ago
The great thing about OpenStreetMap is that you can improve the map. We mappers have mapped and tagged the vast majority of tracks in my area for cycling, and it makes Strava a lot better. Checking the smoothness on street view? That’s a wa
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by stereo 11y ago
I like what Chrome did with SHA-1, showing the TLS lock with a yellow warning ahead of the breaking change. Is Firefox doing or planning on doing something similar?
229.
by stereo 11y ago
No, and no S/MIME either. I bought it, and just requested a refund.
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by stereo 11y ago
If you ask for all of it in one go, you don't have to bother the user with new T&Cs all the time. You also only pay the lawyers once.
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by stereo 11y ago
It stops working above 30% relative humidity, so practical applications are unfortunately still far off.
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by stereo 12y ago
It looks like a maths library, what was so special about it, and why does Apple needs to make its own?
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by stereo 12y ago
I guess it could be on demand, and handled server-side. Uploading an image every once in a while doesn’t use much energy.
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by stereo 12y ago
Yeah? It works for me at http://www.iodigitalsec.com/mysql_real_escape_string-wont-ma... . Very interesting and clearly written article.
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by stereo 12y ago
> a bizarre comparison between Canada and Scotland It is especially bizarre when Ireland exists. The Republic of Ireland is right next door. It has about the same population as Scotland. One century of independence has had its ups and do
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by stereo 12y ago
We’re seeing a conflict in software. It is still evolving in its structure and architecture. In fact, visible changes are necessary to drive new sales. On the other hand, users of that software are happy with the mature functionality it pro
237.
by stereo 12y ago
It’s still nice, if all the content is available over both http and http, to use protocol-relative URLs, i.e. without http or https before the //: part. It looks like the author has read your comment, and updated his source code t
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by stereo 12y ago
It would be interesting to run something like http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/That_Shouldnt_Be_Possible on the data, and aggregate the results to detect segments where OpenStreetMap data is likely to be wrong.
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by stereo 12y ago
Not related to the article, but I really like time.com’s new-ish ( http://time.com/13113/time-coms-redesign/ ) design. They have finally understood that people do not want to click through to the next page. I found
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by stereo 13y ago
The worst part about updating Flux is that you have to quit the currently running version, with the white flash that hurts your eyes.

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