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by waitwhat 15y ago
People might have some luck with their telephone ordering RS Online: +44 8457 201201 Farnell: +44 8447 111111 (Although I have been on hold with RS for a while now...)
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by waitwhat 15y ago
Different people have different use cases. Apparently yours fits the Model B better.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
My favourite bit is where the developer reviews his own product.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
FYI, BeautifulSoup is actually dropping its own parser entirely for the next version, in favour of being a wrapper around lxml/html5lib/html.parser http://www.crummy.com/2012/02/02/0
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by waitwhat 15y ago
you need to doublequote $file on your second line: [[ -f "$file" ]] || continue
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by waitwhat 15y ago
If the technology really is any good, they'll be offering it on several phones soon.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
Spoiler: The algorithms actually work by doing text analysis on the captions and other metadata, and no actual image analysis.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
They have said that they will pre-announce the starting time anyway. http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/696#comment-12562
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by waitwhat 15y ago
Like the grand-parent, I have definitely used a Unix variant (CX/SX?) which required a command to do redirection.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
ChronicDB is a hosted solution. That isn't even remotely what DeviantArt were looking for.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
They needed the Percona toolkit (previously Maatkit). http://www.percona.com/doc/percona-toolkit/2.0/pt-table-sync...
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by waitwhat 15y ago
The Dragons' Den has always fundamentally been an entertainment show, but earlier seasons were excellent at also including bits of good, solid advice on how to launch and run a small company that the astute viewer could pick up on. Later se
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by waitwhat 15y ago
Wrench -> Options -> Under the Hood -> Privacy -> Content Settings... -> Cookies -> "Clear cookies and other site data when I close my browser"
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by waitwhat 15y ago
I set Firefox and Chrome to clear everything when they're closed. All my logins are managed through KeePass, so logging back into a website is just one keypress away.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
apparently I have to spell it out to the downvoter... <script src="/client-side.js"></script> <noscript><img src="/server-side.js"></noscript> ...which fulfills the requirement of "execut
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by waitwhat 15y ago
Depending on how the work is split between the pinterest bookmarklet and the pinterest server, it is possible that Flickr would just have to omit the <meta> tag for my own photo pages if I'm logged in.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
<noscript>
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by waitwhat 15y ago
You can actually backup&restore local content on Steam, so you can do the "download elsewhere then copy to memory stick" thing as well.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
Have you tried recalibrating it? http://www.iphonehacks.com/2011/12/how-to-fix-you-iphones-un...
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by waitwhat 15y ago
Unfortunately, still no sign of per-host logfiles with dynamic virtual hosts (mod_vhost_alias).
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Chrome may get a password generator(h-online.com)
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by waitwhat 15y ago
1) https://twitter.com/ (and if someone can do a MITM on that, they can also do it on your cryptweet server) 2) environments where "your survival depends on efficiently communicating and organising" tend to ignore habeus corpus and standa
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Reality check: Windows Phone less popular than Samsung’s Bada(thenextweb.com)
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by waitwhat 15y ago
(Sorry, it's hard to judge the right amount of sarcasm on the internet.) The author of this blog post, Lennart Poettering, apparently works for Red Hat. Even Hat Enterprise Linux is missing from the list. As is CentOS.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
recently the majority of the big distributions adopted /etc/os-release and many small ones did, too[2] [2] To our knowledge at least OpenSUSE, Fedora, ArchLinux, Angstrom, Frugalware have adopted this. So "OpenSUSE, Fedora, ArchLinux, A
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by waitwhat 15y ago
What is really hitting Firefox hard is the lack of a viable (or at least popular) mobile browser. As the mobile web explodes, and Mozilla is barely even competing in that market, then their overall market share will fall.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
"You are signed in as x@y.z, but you don't have permission to access this item."
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by waitwhat 15y ago
Not really. Many online products have a permanent special, and many offline stores are holding a permanent sale.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
Releasing some Symantec source code is hardly a great act of terror. Mild embarrassment maybe, but that's about it.
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by waitwhat 15y ago
It's permanent.

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