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Frequently Asked Questions About the Lieberman-Collins Cyber Security Act(eff.org)
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Active Record `attribute?` method(blog.plataformatec.com.br)
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It requires that your baseband support IPv6 and that you have the T-Mobile APN in Android configured to IPv6-only (it will tunnel IPv4 over IPv6).
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My Nexus S on T-Mobile in the US has IPv6 already. http://www.flickr.com/photos/symmetricalism/7110449061/
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Shit happens, but with nearly every other provider, you can at least talk to someone to find out what happened and get your service restored, or at least get your data.
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It's also the backdoor to nearly every online account you have, by way of 'reset password' links.
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https://github.com/jcs/halfmoon
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I'm not leery of Google shuttering its Gmail service, but I can imagine a scenario where they cut off my access to Gmail and I have no way to plead my case to the search behemoth. I am baffled at how people continue using such a service f
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Google MapsGL shadows are relative to the current position of the sun(littlebigdetails.com)
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http:// ? What's that? My Firefox and Chrome don't show that.
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You're kidding yourself if you think obfuscation is saving you from any spam at this point, and it's just making it harder for legitimate people to contact you. Use a real spam filter and you won't have to bother with fake addresses and ob
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While it might be useful to have these in revision control, their format won't work as-is. Take this change for instance: https://github.com/divegeek/uscode/commit/4b58ecaa6a6ea4b158... Lots and lots of lines that don't change anything u
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Unfortunately for me, the most used !bang function was "!g" to re-run the search on Google. I used DDG daily for months as my default search engine and on about half of all my queries (most of them technical searches), it would give poor e
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Somewhat related, trickle is a good user-space bandwidth shaper if you aren't sending data over a pipe: http://monkey.org/~marius/pages/?page=trickle
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You may need to setup your terminal to do that with: stty status '^T' fsck also responds to SIGINFO by printing its status. I had to hack up rsync to do it ( http://jcs.org/patches/rsync-show_current_file.diff ), and I wish more u
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In a dozen or so years of administrating many different Unix machines, I've never had cron email be a problem and I get a few (useful) emails from various cron scripts every day. This interacts badly with many unix commands, which often se
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If you're on OS X Lion, you should be using FileVault for whole disk encryption. Enabling FileVault automatically disables Firewire/Thunderbolt DMA access while the screen is locked. You can also tweak a setting to automatically erase the
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lint will warn about those cases unless they are marked in the code with /* FALLTHROUGH */. I think even if you're not using lint, such comments are good practice.
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If only there were a struggling US mobile provider looking to be sold that already had a large Android user base...
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When I finally got through to the WordPress admin, I immediately saw the problem: although the caching plugin was installed and activated, caching was turned off in the plugin’s settings page. Talk about a dumb mistake… There are a few fr
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I took it to be sarcasm. Anyone that puts "lung cancer" in scarequotes has to be joking.
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Audi's strategy in the early 2000s for winning Le Mans 12- and 24-hour endurance races against Bentley was to engineer their cars around failure. The Bentley cars were faster, but Audi engineered theirs to be easier to fix. Over such long
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Chicago's CTA busses have garbage cans in front of the rear exit doors. But then again we also have alleys so we don't have to put our garbage out on the sidewalks.
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Most people would rather not have all of their data gone forever if they forget their password, so they give up absolute security for some convenience. Just like how most people want a secure lock on their front door and their car, but the
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FINRA's interest in Groupon: Investigation or standard practice?(chicagotribune.com)
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Not much to review. Where is the demo or at least some screenshots?
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Do you know what the word rhetorical means?
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Looks ugly in Firefox on OS X, but maybe it's just a bad choice of font. http://i.imgur.com/ze1iQ.png
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Does this use Flash? I don't have it and clicking play does not play, but it also does not show any error.
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Also, excessive use of icons where text labels would be much clearer, as other commenters have said. As a non-designer, I always use text labels in my applications because I can't make good graphics/icons, but it always seems like the app

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