tobylane

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by tobylane 11y ago
I would pay nothing. A nefarious advertiser would probably pay above $100k.
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by tobylane 11y ago
Strongly anti- (or pro) corporation and government posts will be dinged by the filters. I forget the exact names for them, they exist to reduce arguments.
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by tobylane 11y ago
Schools where the students and parents don't revolt against a phone ban probably have better motivated students.
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by tobylane 11y ago
Telemores. It's a feature which may be a necessary arbitrary limitation. Or it saves us from a much uglier ending that would risk the lives of people who care for us. Maybe we shouldn't read anything into species that don't h
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by tobylane 11y ago
How did you get the Chromebook for that price? Hoe easy are the internal upgrades?
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by tobylane 11y ago
What's that 325k in take home base pay?
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by tobylane 11y ago
I'd say I've never seen a community of substantial size where assholes did not try to ruin it. /r/askscience has fantastic mods and there are many smaller subreddits like /r/london and /r/unitedkingdo
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by tobylane 11y ago
>a complete rejection of PHP in the near future is not planned to WordPress It's just a side project, probably to get more people thinking what could be done in Wordpress. Maybe more people will do something to the core of Wordpress
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by tobylane 12y ago
UK version https://developer.companieshouse.gov.uk/api/docs/
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by tobylane 12y ago
I use this[1] from the BBC where I often get in the middle stripe (0.2833). But on this page I get 310-330ms. http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/sleep/sheep/reaction_...
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by tobylane 12y ago
Software patents as an idea aren't terrible. It's the implementation which often permits trivial things that aren't new enough, other than the on-a-computer element of them, to earn a patent. I hear the US PTO is underfunded.
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by tobylane 12y ago
As you mention Arthur Clarke I'll guess that some forms of modern magic will be made possible by technology of the future.
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by tobylane 12y ago
We can and possibly have, it's just banal. We have comfortable lives with nationalised healthcare and cheap or free education. We aren't striving to earn money for our own health, or to prove ourselves because we can't afford
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by tobylane 12y ago
Probably not. BBC made the UK series, GP says Sky licenced the US series.
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by tobylane 12y ago
A good piece of hardware matters, but so does the case it has, or the warranty (eg Applecare) you have for it.
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by tobylane 12y ago
I think they were there because of low taxes, then when they wanted a base out of the US it was the first option.
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by tobylane 12y ago
Slots take up space, panels take up space. It wouldn't be the same size as before, I imagine those two things would add depth more so than width or length.
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by tobylane 12y ago
User upgrades don't make much difference to the waste. If anything those types of users are likely to have power heavy desktops using up more energy and precious metals. The average user's waste is reduced because the motherboard
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by tobylane 12y ago
Perhaps since they have a partial seat in the White House press room. Between BBC/Boston Globe, with Scripps, next to Guardian/FT. If you asked me to name some varying trustworthy news sources there's three top ones there.
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by tobylane 12y ago
Yahoo has services not products, with invisible and constant improvements. Not comparable.
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by tobylane 12y ago
There's a discussion on reddit with quotes from several support level employees saying VPNs are not actively looked for, they are just frowned upon. An executive announced their plans to do away with geolocking.
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by tobylane 12y ago
I didn't know him, but I'm sure he was a marbleous pet.
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by tobylane 12y ago
a) Traditional, <£1m revenue farms. b) >£100m revenue mega automated farms (eg the dairy farm in UK news). c) Mini farm with modern tech (LEDs, hydroponics).
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by tobylane 12y ago
He wants to see contextual ads for a random person each time he visits, so that the advertiser still pays up. It could be done by sending a x-proxy-for header with a random ip address, within normal home-user ISP ranges if you wanted.
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by tobylane 12y ago
What area are you working in, what variety of foods do you offer, who is your chef, what allergies do you cater for, do you do dry cleaning. Could you walk my dog, feed my cat, clean my fish tank. Mow my lawn, clean my pool? In cities as a
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by tobylane 12y ago
The trade-off of relevance to humans, and short generations (a day) seems to be best with fruit flies. I'm sure scientists have worked out what areas of research have worthwhile comparisons with mammals.
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by tobylane 12y ago
The AMA says that Citizenfour will be on HBO tonight, in the UK it'll be on Channel 4, 11:05 Wednesday and 4od after that.
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by tobylane 12y ago
What about the sizeable parts of capitalism that aren't environmentally focused or that are economically comfortable? What about the even poorer people who only receive new hardware when richer people buy upgrades?
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by tobylane 12y ago
>it will involve further reach of the Government into our personal financial information. The system many other countries have, such as the example given for Norway, involves them filling the data you intend to give to them. If you suppl
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by tobylane 12y ago
If you had a PhD dissertation discussing this then you would have more luck finding someone. At the moment it sounds too much like a guy from Mad Men saying "Hey! Highway billboards just aren't frequent enough!" Good luck tho

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