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by x0054 12y ago
Boys will be boys. I fell out of my bed at the age of 8! As far as I can tell, I am perfectly normal with excellent sense of balance now at the age of 30. As long as your son eats well, sleeps well, and is otherwise healthy, give it a few m
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by x0054 12y ago
Wouldn't the apps simply have the 1x, 2x, and 3x bundled in. This means the size of apps is going to grow, yet again. Yey...... As for iPhone 5 vs 6. I think legacy apps, games mostly, would be blown up. Anything that uses standard UI
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by x0054 12y ago
I would also like to point out that there is a JailBrake tweak, FullForce, that lets you stretch most iPhone apps to iPad screen. Most iPhone apps can actually stretch and grow, and can actually do so pretty well. And, it worked even before
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by x0054 12y ago
Wow, so by example I should file this patent: Method and Apparatus for Making Lots of Money 1. File an over broad patent by (a) describing an everyday procedure currently commonly preformed by humans and (b) adding "performed by a comp
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by x0054 12y ago
I assure you, I only used Dropbox as an example. Clearly a system like this should be implemented by the company it self. If it's important, you should store it on your own servers, and make sure that those servers are safe.
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by x0054 12y ago
How on earth are any of the things you listed "gray hat"? Asking Gmail to delete an email you have sent by mistake may be a little unethical, but entirely legal. ALL of the ideas you have posted are blatantly illegal.
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by x0054 12y ago
That's what we used to do when I worked in the medical industry. It works, but at least once a day I had to field phone calls asking me what the password to a file I sent 3 weeks ago was. Eventually we just had to switch to using just
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by x0054 12y ago
On a side note, this is why it's so important for these large companies to STOP sending attachments and instead used shared links to files (like via Dropbox or equivalent). One way to do this would be to have a corporate wide email gat
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by x0054 12y ago
I have dyslexia, no problems with captchas though. In fact I found the examples from OP article to be not all that difficult. Maybe it's because when I am solving the capture, I just look at one letter at a time, instead of trying to r
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by x0054 12y ago
Why hasn't HLS caught on more broadly? From what I know it's not licensed / patented by apple. Many Flash players implement it, and overall its a great way of delivering video over HTTP.
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by x0054 12y ago
What are you talking about? I just downloaded a clip vie YouView from YouTube in 4K, just to see if it would work.
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by x0054 12y ago
That's not the point swombat is trying to make. You can easily rip a Youtube clip into MP3, or just download the video for later playing. I even have an app on my iPhone, McTube, that allows me to do exactly that. YouView on Mac gives
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by x0054 12y ago
> The author explains why HealthKit will likely never share data from an EHR via some sort of HIE. She's right,.... I might be wrong, but I do believe the author, Jared Sinclair, is a guy. It's funny how we see "nurse&quot
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by x0054 12y ago
DJI Phantoms and the more common clones by Walkera and other manufacturers are well known for going on "journeys of self discovery." When connection with remote drops, they are supposed to come back home, but some just tend to fl
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by x0054 12y ago
Doesn't the federal government already have an entire organization dedicated to preserving and archiving every email sent by government employees, as well as members of the public? The NSA?
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by x0054 12y ago
> If each of these small states were completely autonomous, and had to legislate their entire body of law, the citizens would care more, and they would develop more representative and accountable voting systems and institutions, due to
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by x0054 12y ago
> Your retort may be that the logging company has to acquire the rainforest first - yes, but logging is probably the most profitable activity for a rainforest, so logging companies will tend to acquire such land. I feel sick typing this.
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by x0054 12y ago
On a completely unrelated note, I just wanted to point out that not that many people in Japan actually eat whale meat anymore. They tried to get school children to eat and like whale meat, but it didn't happen. The majority of the whal
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by x0054 12y ago
You can fool the towers trying to triangulate you by adding a small random delay to the ping responses. Of course, this would require a custom modem firmware and/or hardware level access to the phone. The authority trying to triangulat
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by x0054 12y ago
> If I own the land, and I mean own and am responsible for - no taxpayer subsidized safety net if I go too badshit crazy with the nutrient depletion or chemical baths - then it is in my best interests not to ruin the property so that it
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by x0054 12y ago
I think the distinction would be practical implementation. For instance: Abstract: A way of making video files smaller by compressing it using various mathematical procedures. Patentable: A way of making a video file smaller by braking it d
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by x0054 12y ago
It is stunning that a public school teacher apparently makes almost 2x what a college teacher makes, at least in California. Mind you, I am not arguing that school teachers should make less, collage profs should make more. This is amazing t
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by x0054 12y ago
I was really split on the issue. On one side it's a good thing, and a really cool thing for the t-mobile customers. However, this is a bad thing for progress. Here is why: 1. Music is a pusher, it get's people to buy bigger data p
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by x0054 12y ago
That's so cool! I want to ride one now! That's a really good use of electric bikes, I think. A super quiet, AWD, off road bike. Would be nifty for riding in the forest.
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by x0054 12y ago
I usually pull the clutch in and shift to 6th instead. Kill the engine with the kill switch and than flick it to start position right away. I restart the engine by feathering the clutch. In top gear there is little chance of rear lockup, un
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by x0054 12y ago
No, it does not. However, if you wanted a motorcycle that shifts for you, they have those, they are called scooters. In fact, Ducati even makes an auto dual sport bike. However, if the only thing that's stopping you from learning how t
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by x0054 12y ago
I agree, the one main nifty feature I can think of is consolidation of weight and ability to play around with center of gravity on the bike. For instance, on a sport bike you would want to shift the center of mass to the front, to keep the
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by x0054 12y ago
Would you really want someone who could not be bothered to learn how to shift on a normal bike to be zooming around at 120mph+ on an electric super-bike? Besides, they already have sport scouters for that.
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by x0054 12y ago
I know your pain, vertically aligning anything in CSS is quite annoying, unless you have a fixed width outer container. That being said, that's a problem with CSS implementation as it pertains to this one particular problem. The fix is
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by x0054 12y ago
Obviously a scrambled key wouldn't work if you try to use it subsequently in it's scrambled from. But you can store the these keys in a safer way. There are numerous ways you can obfuscate the key. For instance, convert the key to

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