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11y ago
Last I checked, the only way to get the search keywords from those redirects was registering for Google webmaster tools.
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11y ago
>Maybe - MAYBE console gaming will one day return from F2P, but I doubt it. At least not in the near future - the industry is still moving towards it. That's an optimistic statement almost bordering on naive. What the market seems t
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11y ago
>The IETF strongly recommends that ISPs hand out at least a /56 I never really understood that. IPv6 has 128 bit addresses, so even at /96 every single customer will have as many addresses as the entire IPv4 space. Why is /
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11y ago
Then they'll have to start implementing workarounds. The EFF made an interesting tool [1] a few years ago to show how easily you can be tracked from your browser configuration and installed plugins/fonts/etc. There might be m
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11y ago
Thank you. I really despise this sort of blatant clickbait headlines.
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11y ago
Couldn't find the blog post I read way back when it happened. The closest thing I could find was an Android news site describing the problem. [1] I'm 90% sure that a Google engineer admitted it on their official blog, but that was
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11y ago
The only way to change the signing key for an app (on an unrooted phone at least) is by completely uninstalling it (which deletes the main data directory) and then installing a new version. In fact, Google lost the key for their OTP authent
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11y ago
I'd bet it's somehow related to losing thousands of dollars per month in fraudulent Paypal chargebacks...
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>It is, after all, essentially the same system used by many online communities. Of course what actually happens if you report a moderator (or even just a friend of a moderator) is that the report will get thrown out on a technicality, an
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11y ago
>enforce current drug laws That reads to me like it could mean "outlaw medical marijuana."
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11y ago
Possibly. At the very least, this story proves that the people do value a stable supply of butter. Norway is not in the EU, so why would they make themselves economically dependent on Sweden for everyday commodities?
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11y ago
On the other hand, especially around here "regulation" carries negative connotations as far as I know, and pointing out the obvious isn't going to make people suddenly endorse protectionism.
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11y ago
For CSI style, you need a 4k camera feeding an 800x600 screen. Zoom in! Enhance!
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11y ago
Before that was the Ocarina Of Time wrongwarp trick [1] that became so ubiquitous in real-time runs that real-time and TAS are going head-to-head nowadays (The TAS times are actually slightly slower, due to including the title screen/o
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11y ago
Has the Win 8 app store sandbox been broken? There's a "Win8 RT Jailbreak" on XDA, but the author says there's no risk of regular apps compromising your system using the same exploit.
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11y ago
Congratulations. You have managed to expertly dodge my point. >It's not OK not to learn about sexism and try to fight it now that we have a much better sense of how it works. >It is not OK not to [...] fight [sexism] Please elabo
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>What way? >It's not OK not to learn about sexism and try to fight it now that we have a much better sense of how it works. You are the one who opened this conversation with a judgment of morality. It is quite obvious what you ar
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11y ago
Sooooooooooooo... How are names going to be assigned? And how will the keys be distributed? With DNS it's relatively simple: The root namespace is divided between TLD registrars. I contact a reseller who buys a domain from the TLD regi
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11y ago
It's probably time for a major rewrite anyway, seeing how Windows Vista introduced a new Crypto API and this library claims support only for 2000 and XP.
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12y ago
>Your interactive football. >FootballWork is a different kind of football app. >We searched through a lot of providers and plans to find a good fit for our business. FootballWork made it easy to find the right fit for my business a
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12y ago
If it was hard to write, it should be hard to read...
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12y ago
Does Dr. Matt Taylor count? Or Brad Wardell? Or maybe that PyCon guy with the big dongle?
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12y ago
Do you actually own a carrier-locked phone though? It's not like a car that is owned by the bank for a few years until you pay it off, and then you get the title and keep driving it. A phone you buy on a 2 year contract is yours at the
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12y ago
They could, and they pretty much did. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Chrome_Frame
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I think he's saying that the market value for web developers is higher than the complexity of the work would justify. (i.e. their salaries are inflated) Feel free to disagree with people, but please try to avoid misconstruing their arg
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12y ago
No, Senseo consumables are biodegradable. There's no cup at all, just coffee grounds wrapped in a paper filter. There's also reusable filters equivalent to EZ-cup. I guess it does drip a little if you're not careful, which wa
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12y ago
However, wanting to "smash the patriarchy" might indicate that one subscribes to third wave radical feminism, whose definition of sexual harassment includes talking to a woman without her explicit permission. As such, yes, I would
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12y ago
At that point, how s it different from a Senseo? As a matter of fact, why would you want a Keurig over a Senseo if all you're ever going to make is plain coffee?
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12y ago
Someone has posted the actual script elsewhere in this thread [1]. Of particular interest is line 194: if (location.protocol === 'https:' && queryString.search(/dlsource=hdrykzc/i) !== -1) // Patch
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It's a Darwin Award because you have to go out of your way to achieve it. When was the last time you plugged in a USB device while bleeding profusely from both hands and/or standing barefoot in a pool of your own blood? Unless you
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