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alistairjcbrown
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About alistairjcbrown
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Comment #27538517
Jeremy Keith's 11 year long bet against cool URLs (specifically on longbets.org) comes up next year -- and it looks like he might lose it https://longbets.org/601/
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Comment #14405387
And Wales; it seems to show data across Great Britain
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Comment #12718946
You'd have to spread in the object, right?
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Comment #12179016
I believe it depends on the settings for that entry - from "auto log in", "auto fill", "fill in when selected from menu" to "require master password before filling in"
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Comment #11965382
"16.8 million votes needed to win referendum" - so there would therefore be ~33.6 million votes in total.
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Comment #11904703
I'd love to see a search interface for all webfonts, powered by an open database of data from across all the major webfont providers. If this interface is independent of Google fon…
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Comment #11712645
I remember Jeremy Keith talking about this at dConstruct conference; he put a bet on Long Bets that the URI of the bet wouldn't change [0] [0] - http://longbets.org/601/
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Comment #11460554
It's unfortunate, but I have no faith in crowd-funded hardware. There's plenty of "according to" and "promises" in that article for me to want to take any claims with a very health…
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Comment #10620563
It feels like there's a little bit of comparison mismatch here - I would equate Jasmine to Mocha, as they're both test frameworks, whereas Karma is a test runner. Mocha comes with …
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Comment #10220456
Do many routers make that data easily accessible for automated use? From my experience, it requires work to get at that data.
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Comment #10219897
This is nice way of getting the live device data out from the router - I've made a few scripts in the past for logging into the router web interface and scraping connected device d…
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Comment #10219889
Right - but if you're bolting on a Raspberry Pi, there's no way for it to know "live usage of WiFi" - only the router knows that
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Comment #10182477
That's not true - you're meant to test your smoke alarm weekly. Also false alarms can be the smoke detector acting correctly to the presence of smoke, eg. Burnt toast. In this case…
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