drewfrank

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by drewfrank 8y ago
I think it exists because it's a concise way to communicate "this is ending, and will end in a predetermined amount of time, but it has not yet ended" in the same manner that sunset indicates that a day is ending but has not
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by drewfrank 8y ago
A Google+ private community allows social, collaborative photo sharing photos with friends with login required . This is not supported in Google Photos! With Photos shared albums you can select people with whom to share, but those people j
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by drewfrank 11y ago
Do you have some examples of "solved" philosophical problems moving into natural sciences or mathematics? That sounds quite interesting.
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by drewfrank 12y ago
That strikes me as a pretty extreme reaction. If it's an issue you care about and you think it's a viable approach, you'd really withhold your contribution on the basis of a required email address?
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by drewfrank 13y ago
I am American and I share this sentiment.
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by drewfrank 13y ago
Keep an eye on http://hypothes.is . I think they plan to support private annotations, and handle PDFs through pdf.js. It doesn't have an offline document management component, but it could be used as the annotation component in a larger sy
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by drewfrank 14y ago
While it is clear that Broder exaggerated some of his claims, Musk also made several baseless and misleading claims in his responses and then threw a bunch of plots at people to "prove" his points. Most people cheering him on just didn't re
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by drewfrank 14y ago
> If you start at 12 or higher, you'll usually lose, since the computer will try to get you to 6. Ah, but you can also try to get the computer to 6 ;).
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by drewfrank 14y ago
I don't disagree with you, but as I understood it the author is partly dismayed by the fact that the delivery fee is so large. Even if every copy were delivered via 3G (which is unlikely), $2.58 for an 18 MB file seems steep. Sure, on one
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by drewfrank 14y ago
Is it unique enough that you can be sure it's your password, and not someone else's? I ask because the cracked passwords seem to be the simple/obvious ones that are likely to be used by multiple people. If it is strong/unique though, it w
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by drewfrank 14y ago
I haven't done it yet, but I've been meaning to set up a very simple solution to this using a preprocessor (probably m4). I think wrapping a few blocks in if-statements based on the host name will go pretty far. edit: might as well link my
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by drewfrank 15y ago
Google makes money by displaying ads, and they do so in a fairly unobtrusive way. Why are some people so determined not to provide anything in return to the company that offers them a valuable service?