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13y ago
What I can't understand is why publishers didn't speak up before the reversal, if this is so import to them and such as good deal to customers (lower initial purchase cost.)
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13y ago
You can also use the Debian-style setup with sites-enabled/*, though I don't know of enable/disable scripts for nginx.
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13y ago
Still looking for a "social share" that doesn't suck. Think of it like this, I shouldn't have to immediately pop up a dialog box, navigate to a different page, or stop what I'm doing to share something. I certainly
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13y ago
If you've got it working well, there are (smallish) hosting companies that might be interested in white labeling it, assuming it can support templating as well.
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13y ago
If you are using words in your cupcake wrappers, maybe find some way to make them searchable text (SVG for instance). Also something like theme groups (birthday, Halloween, etc.) might help. Also magnetic text as an alternative to a word cl
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13y ago
Mozilla is encrypting user data using a user provided passphrase/PIN as part of Firefox Sync. Personna also has it's own browser-based crypto. Both systems have public specifications.
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13y ago
You could build a Chrome (or Firefox) extension that added GPG/PGP/SMIME to Gmail, you would have to intercept the emails before they were stored as drafts in order to protect the message in the inbox. You could use a plugin or na
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13y ago
I'm doing something similar, but storing the PDFs in Redis and serving them from Openresty/Nginx. If you use the password function in Redis it would be a little harder to compromise than leaving the PDFs on the filesystem.
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13y ago
My reading of it is he was referring to the 2016 Presidential primary contest for the Republican Party, not to the Republican primary for the Senate race in Kentucky.
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13y ago
You could build a fairly universal application for flashing DD-WRT or a similar firmware on an available router, and supply updates for new routers or flashing mechanisms through a web service. Another concern is standalone routers becoming
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13y ago
Ironic that you would say silicon, since someone could theoretically put a backdoor in a chip and you would have no way of knowing it's in there.
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13y ago
Is there any reason why that approach wouldn't work on X? I read a few of the articles on it and seems like it could be implemented in X if somebody spent the time writing it.
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13y ago
Is there a free webmail product at the start of the funnel? An online office suite?
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13y ago
Might be a good candidate to port to asm.js or even just javascript, there are platforms without Java where this could be a valuable teaching tool.
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13y ago
I'm trying to understand one thing: what is the difference between a telephone number and a name? This is Penn register information, that is what it's referred to as in public laws. In aggregate it can be used to draw connections
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13y ago
How old do you have to be to be considered an "adult" in California? Think about your statement and potentially revise.
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13y ago
Meaning it runs on a Chromebook, for instance, and other mobile devices without (Oracle) Java
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13y ago
Right, it's a "social game" that encourages intelligent gameplay. Building it as an open platform that others could add logic (say in asm.js modules) would be a cool hook. I'm encouraged by what Minecraft is doing in making a very nerdy gam
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I believe the reason in the past was due to C++ implemented NPAPI plugins like Flash. Only MSVC builds of Mozilla/Firefox were officially supported.
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Unless you block, modify or disable certain daemons, any Android device can be told to update the radio firmware by the carrier. This is called FOTA, firmware over the air. As an aside, when I was porting Linux to the Motorola Q I realized
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13y ago
In case you haven't seen it, there's a new approach to Wayland/Weston on the Raspberry Pi. http://ppaalanen.blogspot.com/2013/05/weston-on-raspberry-pi...
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13y ago
Theirs may already be the only key used in practice, particularly with Linux companies embracing their signing key.
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13y ago
Are you aware of any plan to standardize the API/ABI of the CDM modules. It would be possible to do this without exposing content as the current proposal (EME) just specifies the existence of an API for passing around CDM specific data, suc
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Or the very real possibility that Netflix (etc.) won't even be on the Firefox OS platform without EME. Since Firefox OS builds on an Android userland there could be overlap in the hardware-mediated playback of protected content with Android
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13y ago
Or BIG.little which would allow selecting the ARM processor core to use based on the current needs, using the more power efficient chip when passive.
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Yeah something like the Pebble watch but as a Bluetooth-style headset. (Come on Kickstarter community) It should support something more reliable than SCO and an input touchpad like Glass. It would also make sense to have some of the initial
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13y ago
Is {{input type=checkbox}} replacing {{view Ember.Checkbox}} which is used in the tutorial?
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Doesn't "plain text" have a standard "container" in the form of MIME that also allows attaching things like signatures in a standard format? 7-bit ascii has been around for a lot longer than these formats which mostly represent a dump of th
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The "using Excel for inventory" seems to contradict what you originally said about customers wanting inventory plus something else. If they are already using Excel (or Access) just for inventory than they are already comfortable having inve
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Yeah, books might be a good niche for a product like this. There is a market for software targeting people selling through Amazon who really need just inventory management and not customer lists and the other features mentioned in the origi
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