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by vitd 11y ago
Fair warning - this page autoplays audio, at least on Safari in OS X 10.11 (El Capitan).
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by vitd 11y ago
Can you expand on what a HIPAA-compliant driver is? (I know what HIPPA is, I don't understand what that has to do with driving people around.)
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by vitd 11y ago
Why do you have to transfer your photos to the iMac for back blaze? They have an iOS client. [0] [0] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/backblaze/id628638330?mt=8
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by vitd 11y ago
Not really. This is exactly what happened in the 80s and 90s with Vanilla Ice stealing from David Bowie and Freddie Mercury[1], and MC Hammer stealing from Rick James[2]. It even happened outside of rap with The Verve's Bittersweet Sym
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by vitd 11y ago
Yeah, I've seen that, too. My experience has been that it takes several seconds to open the file or to switch back to it from another file, but once it's opened, I don't find editing it to be slow.
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by vitd 11y ago
Yeah, the debugger one I don't get at all. I don't see the same problems in lldb on the command-line. In the past (when it was using gdb) I was told it was due to the data formatters. I would turn them off and the problem would go
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by vitd 11y ago
I don't mean to sound cynical, but if oft-used man pages haven't already added "EXAMPLES" sections over the last 30 years, how likely is it that they'd add them now? This project exists because man has failed to as
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by vitd 11y ago
Nice photos! I just got back from a trip to Zion National Park where I shot the Milky Way one night. It was clearly visible with the naked eye every night. National Parks are a great place for night photography because they're usually
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by vitd 11y ago
Xcode is extremely I/O bound. When it's not compiling, it's indexing. An SSD helps it a lot . (Which isn't to say Xcode doesn't have its problems, including speed. Just that it can be improved with better hardware.
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by vitd 11y ago
One completely normal developer thing I need to do that involved turning off SIP is setting library and framework paths to debug an executable outside of Xcode. We archive our daily builds so we can regress problems to a specific check-in.
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by vitd 11y ago
This is my experience, having worked in POS systems for a few years. The customers - especially huge ones like Walmart, Target, USPS - buy these systems on the order of once every 10-20 years for any given store. They don't want to upg
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by vitd 11y ago
Not to mention that when renting a unit, you don't have the option to put in central air. So you do what you can - stick a unit in a window.
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by vitd 11y ago
I'm in an organization that uses this method, and I don't think it helps. I believe our "optimistic" metric is supposed to be something like "We have a 10% chance of hitting this goal," our "realistic&quot
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by vitd 11y ago
I'm confused. The writer of the article seems to think that modern photographers are unacquainted with the golden ratio. However, it's mentioned in just about any web link on composition just after the "rule of thirds".
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by vitd 11y ago
Can you send the screenshot to them with a suggestion of shipping the CSS with it? I think you can file bugs at http://bugreport.apple.com/ .
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by vitd 11y ago
CurrentC will never take off. It requires a debit card and a bunch of personal information and puts all of the burden of dealing with fraud on the customer. Users aren't going to be signing up for it in any sort of numbers like they wi
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by vitd 11y ago
Until last week, I had an iPhone 5S and an Apple Watch, which is also a combination that works for paying with Apple Pay. I tried several places that claimed to support it, and it didn't appear to work. It took me several months to rea
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by vitd 11y ago
Note that if you search for "Focus" in the app store, you won't get any relevant results in the first several dozen apps. I did "focus ad blocker" and that found it.
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by vitd 11y ago
Please do! I'm on FiOS right now, and apparently Verizon doesn't want to have to maintain it, so they've sold it to Frontier who I've read are terrible and also won't do anything new with it. I would love to have a
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by vitd 11y ago
I concur. In addition to not having the time to double-check everything I run, I don't have a choice of what tool to use in many cases. Either there is no other tool, my employer (or customer, or vender) has dictated that I need to use
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by vitd 11y ago
One scheme I saw required a code that worked for a day. They had a server that generated a new code and posted it to their web site every day. So you could use it as long as you wanted, but you had to go to their website every day to get a
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by vitd 11y ago
Do you know for certain that they know about it? You can file bugs here: http://bugreport.apple.com/ .
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by vitd 11y ago
1) It's buggy. Literally 50% of the time when I launch it, it says it can't reach the network. Meanwhile my browser and email are chugging along just fine. Another launch of Steam and suddenly it sees the network. No other app I r
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by vitd 11y ago
It seems to me that you're ignoring some of what they're doing. For example, the latest version of Final Cut Pro is a big step away from the tradition of track-based video editing. As for developer tools, they've invested a l
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by vitd 11y ago
Looks interesting! I hope they don't compare their results with the tags on the page to determine how good their tagger is, because there are plenty of questions that the authors tag incorrectly.
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by vitd 11y ago
Some of this advice is really good, but some of it is terrible. The section on gamifying user interaction is absolute garbage. I'm not "80% done filling in my LinkedIn Profile." I'm 100% done, but LinkedIn just wants me
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by vitd 11y ago
I'll just say that it looks very interesting, and it's the type of thing that might help me to better learn functional programming. I jumped in with Haskell a year or two ago, and while it was interesting, learning it has been a p
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by vitd 11y ago
Living in Russia could be a problem depending on where you're applying. I know that at one company I worked at (in the US), they wouldn't even let beta testers from Russia test the product because they were concerned about piracy
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by vitd 11y ago
That may is extremely misleading. In it's default state, it's zoomed out so that you can't tell San Francisco from Los Angeles. The markers are not scaled with the size of the map, so a single marker, when zoomed out, covers
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by vitd 11y ago
Very nice image comparison! I'm pretty impressed with the very low-end settings of this codec compared to JPEG. I put JPEG on "Large" and BPG on "Tiny" and honestly, the results were pretty close. Nowhere near as ba

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