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by ytdht 11y ago
one point could be to generalize what an existing libraries do... perhaps... but I don't code much so I don't know
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by ytdht 11y ago
that is a very important issue that is very common with everything software related.... hopefully someone will keep porting them to newer technologies.. but more then likely lots of stuff will be lost forever... even backups can suffer from
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by ytdht 11y ago
No problem. I believe that you need to create a project first, for the page to work. You were right and that comment has been deleted for some reason.
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by ytdht 11y ago
you probably can lookup news archives of the last ~15 years for that
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by ytdht 11y ago
here it is, only selected the body of your comments though, out of 4005 comments... http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=09238386475544637092 here is the query that I used: SELECT author, body FROM [fh
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by ytdht 11y ago
asking the same question twice is not necessarily a mistake, specially if they it has been reformulated.
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by ytdht 11y ago
it is probably relevant if you include the maintenance costs, which are probably very low for a wind turbine.
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by ytdht 11y ago
traffic to Google is probably very common... and to be sure that you get the whole picture, you would probably need to intercept wireless signals going to the cellphone company which are also encrypted
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by ytdht 11y ago
even if an Android application would communicate with others 100% securely, Google has wireless administrator privileges and can be served secret letters that can order Google to do anything, so technically they could log the data before it
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by ytdht 11y ago
nothing adblock plus can't handle, but that is what first came to my mind too.
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by ytdht 11y ago
Greasemonkey extension with some script like https://gist.github.com/robbyrussell/46193 (I didn't test it but it should work)
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Smart mouthguard tells users if they're grinding their teeth(gizmag.com)
1 points by ytdht 11y ago|0 comments
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by ytdht 11y ago
so it is as secure as every other pieces of software out there
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by ytdht 11y ago
wow, only 22gb in 13 years? Do you lower your media's resolutions before archiving them? I thought about doing that with most of mine... but I would still need to go through the collection one by one to avoid doing it on my favorite o
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by ytdht 11y ago
of course, that is a generalized statement... and doesn't always hold true, probably...
76.
by ytdht 11y ago
You can insert a logical not in front of anything important that Obama says and only then, you get the intended meaning.
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by ytdht 11y ago
that would only make the Application Boundaries Enforcer and ClearClick (anti-clickjacking) missing from uBlock origin, if you don't install noscript [1] [1] https://github.com/chrisaljoudi/uBlock/issues/
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by ytdht 11y ago
I tried uBlock origin and I didn't find any advantages over adblock plus besides not having to disable an option to block most ads... but either way, noscript is still necessary
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by ytdht 11y ago
that reminds me of this CSS file I once saw on microsoft.com: http://farm1.staticflickr.com/49/119928279_59247e2095.jpg
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by ytdht 11y ago
where is nuclear in your theory?
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by ytdht 11y ago
http://rowvid.com/?v=PuNymhcTtSQ&t=200&s=1
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The synergetic effect of Li polysulfide and LiNO3 to prevent Li dendrite growth(nature.com)
1 points by ytdht 11y ago|0 comments
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by ytdht 11y ago
The Android version is inferior to the Microsoft PC version .... so if you pay a one-time fee for the HD version, the SD version should definitely be free
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by ytdht 11y ago
you do, but is it the most profitable option for Microsoft is my point
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by ytdht 11y ago
If you pay for office, you should get Office... that pretty much sums it up for me. And perhaps everyone who uses Office won't use Android as their primary content creation device... but I might be wrong.
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by ytdht 11y ago
it should be free if you already own office
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by ytdht 11y ago
using chrome://voicesearch, I get: Microphone No Audio Capture Allowed Yes Does audio capture has admin privileges over the microphone, or the speakers for that matter?
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by ytdht 11y ago
seeing the term terrorism used more broadly every day, that is not really such a good thing?
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Veteran NASA Spacecraft Nears 60,000th Lap Around Mars, No Pit Stops(nasa.gov)
2 points by ytdht 11y ago|0 comments
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by ytdht 11y ago
yeah but where can you buy a Google self-driving car? and how many other companies are also working on the problem? many.

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