tobylane

63 ms·

661.
by tobylane 12y ago
Real estate websites feature the product obviously, the real estate. With Google's website, your eyeballs on adverts is the product, and it's in Google's interest to know what you like to give you relevant adverts. When you a
662.
by tobylane 12y ago
What do you monitor with and for? What do you remove the malware with?
663.
by tobylane 12y ago
> In principle it seems to be banning fraud, and if that's all it does then I can't really complain. But to say "you can't structure your site in such a way" I think it's rather heavy handed. What if the onl
664.
by tobylane 12y ago
It's not banned, Raikkonen changed his Lotus wheelbase mid-season.
665.
by tobylane 12y ago
I don't run one. I would like to know if Arstechnica's guide on how to run one is any good?
666.
by tobylane 12y ago
Justification doesn't win over ease of use or network effect. This is one implementation of a fairly broad idea, wait for the others to come.
667.
by tobylane 12y ago
>[Apple & Red Hat] eagerly cooperate with certain agencies Last I heard on Apple was that their system is perfect, as long as they don't add another key to your iMessages which you'd never know of. So not perfect, but only
668.
by tobylane 12y ago
I hope Telsa could release some numbers on what countries use what voices. I've heard several people mention how Australians choose one Tomtom voice, British another and so on. The last tomtom I heard (in UK) was South African.
669.
by tobylane 12y ago
Everyone would abuse it. The bigger companies have more resources and would do more of it. Economies of scale would come into it. R&D departments would change from finding new things, to cheapening/improving ideas of another compan
670.
by tobylane 12y ago
Community things - open source, food banks. Even in some games (currently Minecraft) I spend much of my time making infrastructure for other players, my home is basic, my creations and influence are large. Personal things would be perfectin
671.
by tobylane 12y ago
Comedy on Radio4 is the only thing I seek out. Other than that it fills the quiet, or the noise of transport. Radio is cheap, and the lines between internet and traditional radio are blurred much more so than with TV (for one, there's
672.
by tobylane 12y ago
People start pirating when they have no real way of paying for all of the software they want (or simply need for class/peer pressure), when they see the makers becoming rich from all the payers, and a very little chance of being on the
673.
by tobylane 12y ago
>There is nothing more that can be productively argued about this topic. Is that ever a good thing to say? The change is good. I never saw any mention of people disliking this in Mobile Safari, and it's an option power users will tu
674.
by tobylane 13y ago
>since I'm one of the ones who has a front-line view of the problem Your contract will trump whatever we say, but you say you require knowledge you have because of your employment. That's why your company would (without a contr
675.
by tobylane 13y ago
Standardly sensible directory system (External/My Music/Lorde/Pure Heroine [2013]/Team.mp3), correct metadata managed by iTunes, including taking out Deluxe from album names, ripper tags from comments/composers. FLA
676.
by tobylane 13y ago
I like to read /top/month or /top/year/ of many subreddits. With StackExchange there is only top, and I can't see a way to come back a long time later and see what's new in highly liked questions. Are ther
677.
by tobylane 13y ago
It's like any job. The theoretical way to most securely cross a valley is to fill it with earth. The typical real world way is to make a bridge.
678.
by tobylane 13y ago
The $35 includes most calls (all local and ten most-called/chosen national and mobile numbers are free on my package from the last three providers) and line rental. Add another $15 for TV licence. The competition here is from Local Loo
679.
by tobylane 13y ago
I hope one at the end of his political career, by choice, might push ahead anyway. He could announce something like Yes, I did blow and hookers, five years ago. But the NSA does this pressure for silence to so many more people.
680.
by tobylane 13y ago
This doesn't at all answer your question, but it's close. http://broadband.mpi-sws.org/transparency/bttest.php
681.
by tobylane 13y ago
Can you reword that? I didn't understand it.
682.
by tobylane 13y ago
Every time a fish is sold on eBay it'll be delivered to the author, and eBay will say "Delivered to customer".
683.
by tobylane 13y ago
Answering as if your question said "And does that make you want to change your application process", because the first time I read it I thought it did. My understanding of the essays I've read is that there wouldn't be m
684.
by tobylane 13y ago
>Are flamewars really that dangerous? Yes, according to the site owner. Once that is out of the way the rest of the facts slot into obvious places and the detector does what it should be doing. >This seems to be the equivalent of slau
685.
by tobylane 13y ago
By what method would you then ask for a reference? Probably begging, or asking with an expensive bottle of alcohol. This seems to needlessly burn bridges.
686.
by tobylane 13y ago
Apple's iMessage fits those criteria. I imagine some Pidgin/Adium plugin could as well (even on an insecure chat network), and IRC is easy to set up with a self signed certificate.
687.
by tobylane 13y ago
Protecting against physical attack is difficult. Where will the laptop be, will it ever be unwatched in public? Consider a Kensington lock, though if someone is after your data then they won't mind breaking it off. What type of media w
688.
by tobylane 13y ago
The GP is suggesting you'll get a C&D for the use of the word Vine, not the use of what might be private APIs. This is where people get crafty (Instagram > Statigram). No good synonyms [1], and the name is so short that you easi
689.
by tobylane 13y ago
For a while I was heavily using Adium, with many extensions, theme packs, and Whatsapp. I'm now just using Messages on mac/iphone and much prefer it. Bells and whistles are only interesting for so long. Text and emails, on compute
690.
by tobylane 13y ago
What's the typical White House response to these petitions? Downing Street (UK) acknowledges most of them as minorly as possible, and never mentions them again.

More ›