sxtxixtxcxh

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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
i'm sorry, this is all going over my head... can i get this in libraries of congress over football fields?
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
i don't think there is a big difference. without their content[1], his app is nothing; the web browser is still a web browser. [1]: it's irrelevant whether the school or the partner owned it, he did it without permission (and i hi
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
since we've established the data is not public, and is in fact restricted and controlled, how is it anything "mostly like" hacker news? hacker news does not store your NYtimes username and password, scrape the NYTimes site fo
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
really? you honestly don't see how a school allowing their students to sell their technical partner's (not public[1]) content is relevant? [1]: pre-emptive reply: no, it's not public, half the article is talking about how he&
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
but it is most certainly subverting the school's technical partner's revenue model.
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
how much do you pay for the use of that gateway? how much do you pay for the use of their data storage? their bandwidth?
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
if you weren't aware, many school districts partner with a private firms for technical services... which include things like selling the school a web site. looking into this a bit more it would seem these services are provided by http
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
sounds like it works out in google's favor though...
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
light, cheap, strong... pick any two!
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
we got wifi scanning instead of drones... http://www.kirotv.com/videos/news/video-seattle-cops-can-mon...
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
> our notice told Vivint it was for unnatural/spammy links to their site. It's really not hard to find these spammy posts, so I'm not sure where the disconnect happened. the disconnect probably happened because you feel th
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
web fonts were available in the late 90s ... long before css3
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
"seems" is the operative word... here and in the quote you were talking about.
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by sxtxixtxcxh 12y ago
to prove a point
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
mission accomplished, probably.
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
i think we can assume "veganarchocap" talking about getting physically ill being called a marxist is trolling.
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
no it doesn't produce a "livable salary", it pushes costs of "livable-salaried" employees to the public.
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
we DO have institutional murder. how else could you classify a death penalty?
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
that looks great, and if you don't have a browser accessible way to consume that data, i'd suggest going that direction.
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
"when held and used in an uncomfortable manner, it's uncomfortable!"
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
that blurry square isn't it, if you travel south for about half a block, you'll see a police car, follow that road forward a bit, and you can see a body, and north of that in the field there is a group of law enforcement. slightly
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
I had it happen at a Denny's in Oregon, and not because the electricity or phone lines were down, but because that's just how they processed cards.
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
> No one imprints anymore. that's not true at all; have you been outside of any major city in america?
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
the command line of the web
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
depopulation? who will pay the taxes?
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
have you considered money isn't everything?
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
maybe it's implied that the soda wasn't ever meant for you...
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by sxtxixtxcxh 13y ago
i like the random `git co` after the first sentence. go go gadget multitasker!
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by sxtxixtxcxh 14y ago
twitter passwords were salted and hashed.
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by sxtxixtxcxh 14y ago
that graph covers 6 days in the middle of january and the "crash" happens on a saturday. is it really that surprising? edit: ahaha, years. got it. thanks. :)

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