EpiphanyMachine

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by EpiphanyMachine 7y ago
Look at WCAG 2 (web content accessiblity guidelines) they specify tags and elements common screen readers will understand to help make you site accessible. This is a really good resource: https://accessibility.18f.gov/ A lo
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
update: They say they do not log anything, and pass no information upstream to the authoritative DNS server. ------ I didn't see anything in the announcement about logging or other privacy related questions. The FAQ also didn't l
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
The only reason they spend that on advertising is because of their ROI. The people funding the super pacs aren't just giving their money away without some kind of return. The difference between the two is one I can choose to avoid, the
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
I wish they never bought screenhero and effectively killed it. The version of it in the slack app is less featured and significantly less preformant.
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
> Also, why do the state dem AG's always suing to enforce new laws instead of the legislation process, it seems like the new way to pass laws is to get a judge to give it to you. We have legal weed from legislation now. I agree with
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
You are totally right, updating my comment! It was removed by the FCC but should be added back by Congress.
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
Yes, and it's interesting some of those states have an AG sueing for a policy the House Representatives won't support.
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
I think the FCC is trying to remove that ability from States now because federal law overrules state law. > The Attorneys General are hardly alone on this one. As Reuters notes, Mozilla, Vimeo and Etsy also joined forces today to file a
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
The system seems broken when states representing more than 50% of the population have to sue in court to try to change something like this. Instead with that much backing it should be done through the legislative branch. I'm concerne
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
A referral code is required to sign up. Agreed with other commenters this doesn't seem above board and likely violates the publications terms. I would love to see a service like this. I used Google contributor for a while and have lo
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
I can confirm this. It is an item for $0.01 with free shipping. Once you add it to your cart and go to checkout it adds $10 in shipping fees. I got a generic response from support about sellers setting their own prices. I do not know if
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by EpiphanyMachine 8y ago
I wanted to do this, but 7.5% is taken out before the money gets to the charity. That is more than credit card processing fees! I no longer use that option and donate directly. Doing that does increase the amount of work to do your taxes
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by EpiphanyMachine 9y ago
They are not blocking purchasing of these from all accounts, just credit accounts. You can still purchase via ACH and debit. What they are doing is not allowing you to use their money to buy: >The move doesn’t affect debit cards, accor
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by EpiphanyMachine 9y ago
Yes they are helping. Is the government really asking for all those visitor logs? "Yes, they definitely are," says Electronic Frontier Foundation senior staff attorney Mark Rumold. EFF advocates for Internet privacy and free spee
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by EpiphanyMachine 10y ago
That seems like a broad generalization, especially seeing as how this article was about a small town.
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by EpiphanyMachine 10y ago
It is used all the time or a backup for when you don't have someone to ask? I am specifically trying to find something with a barrier so low it is the first thing people turn to when they have a question.
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by EpiphanyMachine 10y ago
Have you gotten feedback good or bad from users of this? My concern is people won't start to use it if there is friction or annoyance with the setup. Thanks!
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by EpiphanyMachine 10y ago
Mark Manson's Articles: https://markmanson.net/
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by EpiphanyMachine 10y ago
Tim Ferriss' Blog: http://fourhourworkweek.com/blog/
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Ask HN: How do you organize and share information within your company?
3 points by EpiphanyMachine 10y ago|5 comments
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by EpiphanyMachine 10y ago
That would be statistically inaccurate seeing as how Trump lost the popular vote.
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by EpiphanyMachine 11y ago
I use one daily, I replaced my macbook pro with the pixel 2. I also use a Toshiba Chromebook 2. I use node, ruby, postgres, redis, rvm, nvm, terminator, atom, and smartgit. I have tried sublime and visual studio code also and both work, I
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by EpiphanyMachine 12y ago
works for me in incognito in chrome, no paywall also works if I clear all setting in firefox
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Medical Membership Billing: There Is a Better Way(linkedin.com)
1 points by EpiphanyMachine 12y ago|2 comments
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by EpiphanyMachine 13y ago
Yeah that is a great idea, I am also working on making some basic improvements to spec files and maybe a tutorial about it. There seems to be a lot of tutorials (including Angular's Phonecat) that use global variables for the controll
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Seed Repo: Angular, Coffee-Script, Grunt, Karma, Stylus + more(blog.ideahaven.co)
2 points by EpiphanyMachine 13y ago|2 comments
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Debugging Node.js App with Chrome dev tools(blog.ideahaven.co)
1 points by EpiphanyMachine 13y ago|0 comments