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by vanadium 9y ago
This is pretty much my jam at home and away. Works great.
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by vanadium 9y ago
You're right, it was in fact the Veer! Thanks for the correction. (Derp.)
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by vanadium 9y ago
Actually, a webOS phone with a software-keyboard was in fact coming down the pipeline. https://www.webosnation.com/windsornot-webos-slate-smartphon... One could also (as was tradition) infinitely hack around most of the Pal
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by vanadium 9y ago
I was among the first batch or two of webOS app developers in 2009 (into webOS' smartphone death in '12) and wow, this makes me nostalgic all over again. I'm going to need to have a look at this when I have some time. Good to
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by vanadium 9y ago
~85% of my searches on DDG are great (and improving), and the !bang syntax handles the rest; usually "the rest" are esoteric items. I see no reason to use anyone else as a primary search engine anymore.
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by vanadium 9y ago
I've had the opposite experience with DDG. While DDG itself resolves about 85% of my searches just fine, getting the hang of the !bang syntax has really elevated my search game without compromising a whole lot. I've been 6-months
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by vanadium 9y ago
Jury nullification is still definitely a thing. The trick is actually getting on the jury.
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by vanadium 9y ago
I agree with 99% of what you said, but in the case of weed, while I don't think it should be hidden per se, it has a known "secondhand" effect on those in close proximity. So perhaps it stands to reason it's just the usa
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by vanadium 9y ago
Rick Steves has been an outspoken proponent of legalization for a long, long time now, and it's a testament to his resolve that he's still doing it today with every bit as much fervor as he had when the headwinds were strong. Keep
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by vanadium 9y ago
Is your wife ok? ;) But no, on a more serious note, the process should look more like: 1. Institution asks for Credit pull 2. Person gets alerted for approval of said request 3. After pull, credit remains locked
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by vanadium 9y ago
I'm glad I wasn't the only one wondering, "Ok, where's the technique here beyond just adding AMP markup in a conventional page?" Still not entirely convinced what's supposed to work about this method.
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by vanadium 9y ago
Everything in moderation. When I worked from home for 5 years (in a company with the same distributed ethos as Basecamp 10 years back) it was easy to become extremely socially isolated if I wanted to. And it happened a couple of times over
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by vanadium 9y ago
The Ledger Nano S also uses WebUSB to sign into the Stellar (Crypto) dashboard and can be used as a U2F authentication device. I'm curious (assuming even) that it could be subject to this exploit?
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by vanadium 9y ago
Why take out ads when you can just infiltrate /r/the_donald and influence them directly and personally? Like you said, way better ROI.
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by vanadium 9y ago
It's as simple as citing a document that lays out how they arrived at this statistic. With all due respect, perhaps it's pleading for an ideal here, but it still remains a questionable statistic in my opinion. I don't underst
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by vanadium 9y ago
I just noticed this myself in the past week.
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by vanadium 9y ago
Respectfully no, but it would be relevant to understand the methodology of how they were able to discern a 1-in-4 statistic which seems, on its face at least, questionable at best. Maybe they're right and the methodology might be sound
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by vanadium 9y ago
"One in four people in the US have searched for or found a job using Facebook" [citation needed]
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by vanadium 9y ago
Man, how I LOVED my ReplayTV back in the day.
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by vanadium 9y ago
Using 1.6/0.8 3G speeds (with 300ms RTT) as the baseline, and specifically targeting a 3s SpeedIndex embarrasses most non-AMP experiences by virtue of the AMP cache underlying the SERPs. These are the terms with which Google's mar
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by vanadium 9y ago
In my experience, the variety of specific versions of libraries sites are locked to dilutes that performance benefit. Just look at a cross-sampling of sites calling jQuery or <insert your favorite library or framework here>. In theory
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by vanadium 9y ago
Thanks for the tip; we've been doing it in a similar fashion, and this solves the biggest variable: "How do we enforce that 4 hour maximum?"
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by vanadium 9y ago
Then hopefully I can turn it off in my GSuite administration account... ...doubt it.
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by vanadium 9y ago
This is how I do it, as a Director dn hiring manager. 4 hours max, and the exercise is entirely freeform against a set of 10 typical requirements; as a Front End Engineer candidate for my team, I want to see your opinion and execution match
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by vanadium 9y ago
And then layer in techniques for performance and accessibility best practices. Those are complexity modifiers beyond just slinging code out of an AI.
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by vanadium 9y ago
Reportedly, that's just a persona and he amped it up for the King of Kong film. But I definitely get where you're coming from.
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by vanadium 9y ago
Litecoin's supported on Coinbase, if that's the route someone wants to take.
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by vanadium 9y ago
Same. Friend of mine tipped me off to having rediscovered his account, I gave it a try, and everything worked out after the conversion to the new platform (which is when STR became XLM). This was maybe 4-5 weeks ago.
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by vanadium 9y ago
Any WebPageTest comparison between Desktop and Mobile will demonstrate that RTT can be _vastly_ different between Desktop and Mobile. Just look at Time to First Byte (TTFB); when you pile on SSL negotiation (since most have moved to HTTPS),
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by vanadium 9y ago
Same. It's bad enough that my son (then 2, now 6) almost ran into a very busy street while I was in the car waiting as my wife was getting him ready to go home from daycare. That feeling of utter panic and helplessness watching him run

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