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zupreme
6y ago
I use the Anaconda-packaged version of Spyder on a daily basis. Great product, although I can never seem to get the IDE updates to consistently work within that environment. Nevertheless it is my favorite IDE for Python.
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zupreme
6y ago
For those defending this practice, consider carefully the implications of what you are advocating. On one hand you have a government deciding who can and cannot refer to themselves as adherents of a particular religion (by declaring that Ah
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zupreme
6y ago
This is an unfortunate example of a core danger of the app store (or Play Store, in this case) business model. With devices, by default, configured to make it difficult to install apps directly, the store becomes the single point of failure
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zupreme
6y ago
At some point governments will have to address the elephant in the room. Across much of the globe, modern police forces have been empowered and emboldened to such a degree that many departments, and their members, feel institutionally above
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zupreme
6y ago
DDWrt was an amazing platform, in its heyday, and it allowed me to save several clients ALOT of money, as compared to buying more expensive gear from major players in the market. I even still have a couple of WRT54G’s with it installed sitt
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zupreme
6y ago
"Forced Labor" is an active form of "Slavery". "Detention" is a passive form of "Slavery". So the choice at hand is Slavery vs, Slavery. A note to the pedantic among us: I did not say "Chattel S
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6y ago
I see a problem with points 2 and 3 of the question premise. The moment you become visible, where you can be seen by others, you will have altered history....unless you were already there and are trapped in a paradoxical loop, which is an e
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zupreme
6y ago
Years ago I made a news aggregator site which involved dynamically digesting rss feeds and then generating an iframe display of the target story alongside related stories from other sites. The site caught on in certain circles and pageviews
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zupreme
6y ago
Their conclusion is inaccurate and may be disproven simply by leaning oneself over to a 90 degree angle, or greater, while leaving the mirror and the text source stationary. Meh. Onward.
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zupreme
6y ago
I have experienced this too, more than once, and thought it was just me. I found the explanation provided here by GoDaddy itself....inadequate at best. https://www.godaddy.com/community/Domain-Aftermarket/Is-Goda..
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zupreme
6y ago
This is why iOS is badly in need of a “Task Manager” and of an “Event Viewer”, so that users may easily audit what resources each app is currently accessing, and which resources they have accessed in the past, including logging each instanc
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6y ago
So...as it reads, per my understanding, Facebook reserves the right to ban my account if I pick up my guitar while on live and play even an original melody. Am I the only one who sees this as a new gatekeeper preventing the organic rise of
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Microsoft to Remove Control Panel from Windows 10
(tech.slashdot.org)
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6y ago
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6y ago
No. The answers which are effective are ever-changing because the markets (plural) are ever changing. This question could be asked again MONTHLY and new answers would still arise, because situations will have changed in one or more vertical
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zupreme
6y ago
Related reading, regarding my own process of Auditing Facebook. https://londondailypost.com/zeaun-zarrieff-writes-to-faceboo... https://businessnewsledger.com/zeaun-zarrieff-from-amerihub-...
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6y ago
And THAT is exactly the issue. "Misinformation" uses the prefix "Mis", which is "...a prefix applied to various parts of speech, meaning “ill,” “mistaken,” “wrong,” “wrongly,” “incorrectly,” or simply negating: mis
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6y ago
Ignore anyone telling you that what you propose is technically difficult. It is not. The code for what you want to do has been baked into Windows Server since 2008. It also exists in OpenSSL. The CA part is easy. The “getting the world to t
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7y ago
Amerihub offers a proprietary web/based solution for this which can be run on top of a public cloud, or on hardware within one’s corporate boundary. It works well, and we do Active Directory SSO too. Same for our System Manager product
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7y ago
I second a portion of that. Sometimes it is tough being both and idea factory, and a great engineer, but still to have analysis paralysis about which idea to build, because you are not sure regarding scale of need of need. This is temporary
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7y ago
After reading, I feel the need to know how, when, and why he died.
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7y ago
This, if passed, will only accelerate private citizens in various countries into launching their own clandestine “internets” outside of traditional channels. This is shaping up to be the end of a golden age of internationally-open communica
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7y ago
May just be me, but I am getting no audio in the music item when using iOS. Looks interesting though.
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That the world never should have abandoned Flash. We could have secured its communications and isolated its OS interaction, while still providing awesome user experiences. I truly miss many immersive Flash experiences on the web.
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This may be, if as stated in the article, a national-security-level threat. It should be handled as such. Not an auction to the highest (perhaps even foreign) bidder.
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7y ago
Make friends with veterans in your field and vertical, and some outside of your vertical, but within your technical discipline. Share new and fresh ideas with them and be attentive when they share time-tested techniques and horror stories.
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My Public Coronavirus News Tracker
(coronavirus.media)
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7y ago
So cloning is cool when we Americans do it. Great... How many times will we reiterate the same core ideas? Is a new way to share videos, pictures, and text innovation? We can so so much more.
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7y ago
The absence of innerspeak. When you stop “talking”, you automatically start “listening”.
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I, spread across multiple ventures, spend a significant (to us) sum with DigitalOcean. I was a bit panicked by the story and, I imagine like many, Was already thinking up migration strategies to communicate to the team in the morning. The r
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7y ago
Beautiful way of putting it.
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