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by stinky613 9y ago
Did Apple say that? Or are you making a prediction?
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by stinky613 9y ago
In addition to all the typical Bash tools, you also have C/C++/Objective-C, Apache, PHP, Ruby, Perl, Python, SQLite, and Apache. Maybe I just don't remember installing it, but I think macs have zsh out-of-the-box too.
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by stinky613 9y ago
Instantly? I thought the transactions took an average 10min. Am I wrong?
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by stinky613 9y ago
Why and how will they cause a shit storm in finance?
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by stinky613 9y ago
> you're in like .01% of the population that wants [a self contained video streaming device with its own physical remote, processor and OS that does not need anything else but a internet connection] Then why is Roku the most popular
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by stinky613 9y ago
Mr Fox promises he'll behave in the hen house
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by stinky613 9y ago
He wants to undo a rule from 2015 that forces broadband ISPs to be regulated the same way that dial-up ISPs were in the 90s. The rule from 2015 made broadband ISPs regulated under Title II of the Communications Act of 1934. ISPs that operat
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by stinky613 9y ago
I recall the days of dial-up & DSL internet, where I had multiple national ISPs to choose from, as well as several local ISPs... all of which operated over phone lines... which meant they were covered by Title II. This notion that every
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by stinky613 9y ago
Could you elaborate on the bugs in SVG? Are there any usability issues beyond the bugs? I tried some cursory googling 'why not to use svg', 'svg bugs', etc and didn't really find any common/recurring.
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by stinky613 9y ago
The software is proprietary, but the actual files use a variant of an open ISO/IEC/ECMA standard.[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Open_XML
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by stinky613 9y ago
No. If I buy a package from Amazon and the tracking information goes to my gmail account, Google Now cards will automatically show my tracking numbers with links to view full tracking information.
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by stinky613 9y ago
I think I vaguely recall some confusion when I first set up my Roomba 960 with my Android phone, but once I got it going it hasn't had any issues since.
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by stinky613 9y ago
I use password manager browser extensions... but honestly they make me a little uncomfortable, and I'm slowly migrating away from them. If your computer were a city, the web browser would be the high crime area. I may have my valuables
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by stinky613 9y ago
> Dropbox never sees anything unencrypted LastPass says the same thing[1] [1] https://www.lastpass.com/how-it-works EDIT: No, I'm wrong. I was thinking in terms of login credentials (which neither are able to see); b
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by stinky613 9y ago
Wow, I feel like a dumb-dumb. I have no clue how I've missed this. Though, from what you say, it sounds like I'm not missing much at all... FWIW, I'm pretty happy with my personal passwords being managed by the 1Password for
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by stinky613 9y ago
Idk if I'm right or you are, but I read the GP as meaning "standard _across platforms_". If my interpretation is correct, then I think I need to be the cliche bearer for the XKCD reference: https://xkcd.com/92
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by stinky613 9y ago
Using LastPass Enterprise for work, I try to keep its plugin only installed in my fallback browser. I really wish they would make a desktop client... Though, now that LogMeIn owns them I'm more fearful than optimistic with regards to
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by stinky613 9y ago
Why is it a deal-breaker security concern for him to have his passwords stored on 1password servers or LastPass servers but not with Dropbox servers?
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by stinky613 9y ago
Haha, yeah, I remember hearing ads with and without 'forward'. What's really funny, I think, is how the people who needed that 'forward' clarification were exactly the people who'd have no idea which slash was
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by stinky613 9y ago
> Also, flat design works better when people already know that stuff can be clicked, or dragged and such. We can afford to lose some affordance now. That's an excellent observation. IIRC, back in 1996 there were still radio ads alon
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by stinky613 9y ago
Let us not forget that you're talking about a time before CSS was available, let alone well supported--let alone _consistently rendered_. This is a time when "web safe color palette" was part of the day-to-day web design ling
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by stinky613 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacBook_Pro Find in Page "AMD"
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by stinky613 9y ago
> Decades of UI/UX knowledge, down the drain. Usability is gone. Exactly the opposite; this is an evolution that has been taking place over the past decade. Firefox has had tabs-on-top as the default since Firefox v4.0 [1]. Chrome
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by stinky613 9y ago
Isn't it kind of crazy that gmail is the ONLY place you can search Hangouts chat history??
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by stinky613 9y ago
D'oh! Right you are!
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by stinky613 9y ago
Maybe the search is less different than I think it is. But there are other things... like, am I wrong, or can you still not Mark As Unread in Inbox? Last I checked, you couldn't mark as unread, and if you tried to find out how you&#x27
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by stinky613 9y ago
I like Inbox, and I use it...but have you noticed that, stunningly, you can search for things in Inbox and get zero results and then take that same search into _gmail_ and get results?? (Unfortunately, no, I don't have an example I can
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by stinky613 9y ago
Excel 2016 integrated PowerQuery features and improved upon the data model tools. Going back further, Excel v1 thru v7 was limited to 2^14 rows (16,384); v8 (10yrs after v1) thru v11 upped that to 2^16 rows (65,536); v12 (20yrs after v1) th
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by stinky613 9y ago
It's amazing how my gut reactions to Google announcements have changed over the years. Ten years ago: "Google released a new upgrade to X? Sweet! I wonder what cool stuff they added!" Today: "Google released a new upgrad
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by stinky613 9y ago
Pizza stones aren't just for cooking pizzas on. They help you maintain your oven temperature[1]. Also, IIRC, Alton Brown does use a pizza stone, but he recommends buying unglazed ceramic floor tiles as an alternative. [1] https:&#x2F

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