talmand

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by talmand 9y ago
It would only, at best, give you outdated browser versions. Unless you are going to create a huge set of rules checking certain properties against other properties. Plus it doesn't tell you which browser, only maybe which webkit engine
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by talmand 9y ago
This is an interesting concept, but I'm not seeing anything that couldn't already be done with a properly set up website and server logging. Things like "@supports (-webkit-appearance:none)" doesn't give you chrome
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by talmand 9y ago
No, easily defeated. It would start a selector specificity war.
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by talmand 9y ago
>> Sorry if I wasn't clear. I shouldn't have said media queries, I should have said "CSS property queries". What CSS properties you have doesn't leak any more than your UA I would guess. >> Unique font n
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by talmand 9y ago
So this person is not yet a total elitist jerk, but almost is. Got it.
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by talmand 9y ago
Since this was a false alarm, how many people died? What was the damage? I've yet to hear of any details like that.
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by talmand 9y ago
I'm well aware of the TV shows for Star Wars and I particularly like Rebels. I'm in my forties and enjoy them immensely. >> I wouldn't blow it off just because it doesn't seem aimed at you Who said anything remotel
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by talmand 9y ago
I would pay to see a movie during the peaceful years of the Jedi showing the struggles of a child being taken into the Jedi order trained up through to Jedi Knight. Emotional trauma of losing family, the rigorous training, confusing philoso
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by talmand 9y ago
Billy Zelsnack Now that's a name I haven't thought about for a long time. The gamer in me wishes Rebel Boat Rocker had worked out because their game had some promise. I only talked with Billy a couple of times and he seemed a good
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by talmand 9y ago
Would a resolution upgrade fix that? With my current Vive that effect strikes me as coming from the lenses.
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by talmand 9y ago
I have a Vive and I doubt I'll upgrade. That is, unless there's a highly generous upgrade path. For instance giving me near purchase price for my working headset and I only pay a hundred bucks or something. Although the wireless a
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by talmand 9y ago
Almost all search warrants are fishing expeditions in one way or another. If they knew for a fact that whatever the search is for is at the location, such as visual identification, then most likely probable cause would cover it. Doesn'
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by talmand 9y ago
I'm sure there would be if you're willing to be on the hook for a series of potential felonies.
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by talmand 9y ago
That's already required in many places whether people realize it or not.
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by talmand 9y ago
I'm curious how this would turn out. Devil's advocate for a moment... 1) So freaking vague it could mean anything. 2) I can understand the discrimination claim but the easy counter is that latino-sounding names doesn't necess
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by talmand 9y ago
Makes you wonder exactly what they think they are covering themselves from.
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by talmand 9y ago
So then they just need a judge to grant a daily warrant and a fed walks up to the front desk every day to request the list.
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by talmand 9y ago
This is common in many countries; whether official or not.
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by talmand 9y ago
You're plain reading of the terms skipped over the first part: "We may disclose Guest Information to law enforcement agencies, ..." They are saying right there that they may disclose such information. Whether they are breakin
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by talmand 9y ago
I expect the police to react to a tip. On the other hand, I don't expect them to respond with SWAT and gunfire before confirming the tip.
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by talmand 9y ago
Actually it does sound weird to me, because in the vast majority of cases this is simply not true for the US.
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by talmand 9y ago
I believe that was exactly my point.
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by talmand 9y ago
I would say from my experience that I could be making three times that of a junior developer at their first job, in my area. But I would not say that I am making twice that of someone with half my experience. Someone that's just five y
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by talmand 9y ago
So, um, where you live once you pay off your house everything else is free and you no longer require an income?
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by talmand 9y ago
To quote Weird Al Yankovic responding to being overqualified while looking for work before his singing career, "Yeah, but I gotta eat!"
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by talmand 9y ago
I do have such a thing, don't be willfully obtuse. Those that you mention are for things that require security for me and my stuff, not to watch TV.
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by talmand 9y ago
Did I watch every single possible sports event for free on TV when I was a child? Of course not, but I do recall seeing quite a lot of it. I recall pro sport games in football, basketball, baseball, and hockey. I recall college games in foo
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by talmand 9y ago
So I now need two devices to watch something on my TV? I would need to wait for said email to show up to click the link? What if my email server is down, no TV? What if I use an email address I share with my friends and family which defeats
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by talmand 9y ago
From the article: "The chief executive officer of Charter Communications Inc., which sells cable TV under the Spectrum name, is leading an industrywide effort to crack down on password sharing." Seems to me the cable companies are
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by talmand 9y ago
>> click on this link in your email to start watching How would that work with my Roku?

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