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Comment #26999777
I did not find anything about the security of scanned documents or how they are destroyed on the iPostal1 website. Have you inquired about how they handle their digital document se…
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Comment #26627932
It looks to be for settlements which are done at the end of the day between banks, not on a per transaction basis between merchant and buyers. There is a thread on /r/CryptoCurrenc…
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Comment #24813530
If Value does the work to get Game Pass on Linux working I don't think Microsoft would mind too much.
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Comment #24593033
Yes, I think this could actually be a good product, or at least something similar to it for anyone who suffers from OCD. I think a lot of smart devices can help people. Maybe there…
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Comment #24159442
Have you reached the construction robot tech? It removes the requirement to place items by hand, and the game largely turns into a "planner" game.
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Comment #24025388
A lite touch to anything shouldn't activate something in a car. Drivers are effectively blind to anything else in the car while driving and controls should be design in such a way …
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Comment #24000368
I also find that far to often people think another person is not smart because they don't measure up to themselves in the same intelligence categories. I always try to describe thi…
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Comment #23848472
My first question was how to share a presentation. Though I guess maybe this is targeted at user who wouldn't do this themselves? I don't know how realistic this is, particularly f…
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Comment #23804932
This also surprised me. A large part of it I'm sure has to do with the fact that I'd assume (given these numbers) urllib2 auto follows redirection. The request is to ` http://` so …
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Comment #23734138
There is an issue opened around supporting HTTP exchanges for IPFS in the browser as well. https://github.com/ipfs/in-web-browsers/issues/121
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Comment #23620815
Ya, I didn't understand this design choice. For a while I've had some custom css which also extends the width of the main content on github as well because I've always found readin…
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Comment #23603474
They are trying to train their user base to moderate content correctly. If it's against the sites policy, users should down-vote the content and report it.
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Comment #23485425
YouTube is where I watch almost all of my educational / "reality tv" (vlogging, mostly makers) content. Netflix has some pretty good stuff every once in a while, but it has nothing…
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Comment #23477988
Curious, why fallback to /1.1 over /2?
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Comment #23404792
Serious question: Where else can I find all of these government agencies / representative (Congress) statements? Twitter seems to be how the US government communicates with the peo…
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Comment #23149570
I don't understand how your source supports your current claim. No where does it state the total number of factories closed, but does state that almost all listed factories are ope…
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Comment #22666278
My friends and I had the same question. I did a little searching and found an interesting paper[0]. The oldest reference it has is from 2009[1] [0] https://journals.plos.org/plosco…
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Comment #22496407
IRC for Slack was one that happened at a company I worked at.
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Comment #22436807
This might be related: https://github.com/docker/distribution/pull/2906
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Comment #22369751
What is GSA? A little searching hasn't brought up anything I could see being a browser. The closest I could find was Google Search Appliance but I wouldn't think that is applicable…
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Comment #22369599
I wouldn't say its an attack on Bloomberg, it was the DNC who choose to changed their policy to allow him on their debate stage. They didn't have to do that.
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Comment #22343150
The distance from Mumbai India to Osaka Japan is ~4000 miles. Both of which are clearly inside the circle. What are you using to assert that the 2500 mile number is the diameter?
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Comment #22333762
For general chart drawing (box, lines, arrows, text) I've used asciiflow[0] a few times. [0] http://asciiflow.com/
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Comment #22303373
I'll have to give this a try. I do something similar but with gnome[0]. However, I have run into some weird issues when opening the gnome control center which results in it crashin…