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idupree
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Comment #6838687
According to the article, a paltry 2% of your net revenue goes to uncompensated care (that's the California average). "Though hospitals’ nonprofit status allows them to reap tens o…
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Comment #6820298
I prepay for many services that are still able to list prices in real currency: https://www.fastmail.fm/ https://www.tarsnap.com/ https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net/ The latter two d…
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Comment #6816187
For me, the trivial C program appears to run faster than the empty file: $ touch empty $ chmod +x empty $ time ./empty real 0m0.002s user 0m0.000s sys 0m0.000s $ echo "int main(){r…
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Comment #6813113
I can get a good USB2 enclosure for $10-15. My 6.5 year old laptop hard drive is 120GB (and couldn't read/write data via SATA much faster than it can via USB2 anyway). A 128GB flas…
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Comment #6806242
Yay! You should have have a section on installing from source too. This is part of doing open-source well.
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Comment #6803560
The Arch Linux instructions are still wrong; they say that aufs3 is required but it isn't anymore. http://docs.docker.io/en/master/installation/archlinux/ Is the warning "This is a…
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Comment #6771469
My point applies in the same way to a laptop you buy, use, then incinerate. Even after you incinerate it, you are still bound by the terms you agreed to (to the debatable extent to…
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Comment #6771409
So, I decided to take a look. It used to be that Flash's terms forbade you from ever working on a competing Flash implementation. English is on page 87: http://wwwimages.adobe.com/…
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Comment #6765864
I imagine it's sketchy enough to be illegal, but what specific laws were they accused of violating? I read the consent judgment to find out: "3. Defendants' conduct constitutes dec…
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Comment #6757867
That works for technical reasons but not legal reasons. You can't "virtually" agree to the terms&conditions and then delete your agree-ment along with the VM. (Unless the terms or …
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Comment #6746021
I use FastMail. They seem competent. (This is a high compliment.)
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Comment #6743686
Thankfully, "A JSON-LD document is always a valid JSON document.". Section 2, http://www.w3.org/TR/2013/PR-json-ld-20131105/
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Comment #6737063
Similarly (but freer), http://www.citybik.es/ is an API for bike sharing systems around the world.
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Comment #6719970
Wikipedia's citation in that section[1] says that Swedes are more likely to report crimes, but have a similar actual amount of crimes. "Sweden stands out within the entire area of …
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Comment #6719724
Well, maybe people will clean their own toilets and empty their own trash then. I do those at home (as do my housemates) because I like having a moderately clean home. If nobody el…
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Comment #6705533
If "moving" includes "rotating": We can tell the Earth is rotating because its shape approximates an oblate spheroid, not a sphere.
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Comment #6702944
No, because you can't access that hash from https://sourceforge.net/ ( https://sourceforge.net/ is just a redirect to http). It's slightly more of a nuisance for the attacker to mo…
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Comment #6700500
It's hard to download from Sourceforge using HTTPS. (Or even to use HTTPS to get the SHA hash of a download.) Can you tell me how to do it, so I can download from Sourceforge witho…
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Comment #6687446
IANAL. Their letter isn't very good writing. Their only stated claim is that the word "ManyFish" infringes their trademarks on "PLENTYOFFISH", "PLENTY OF FISH" or "PLENTY OF". They…
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Comment #6678972
Sadly, Intel's integrated-GPU OpenCL still doesn't support Linux, and only just started supporting OS X in 10.9 Mavericks[1]. Usually Intel's Linux GPU support is great; I don't kn…
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Comment #6670461
Compose key, currently. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compose_key )
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Comment #6666417
I typed in https://news.ycombinator.com/ and it removed the https:// from my query. http and https are not the same URL, and in particular may have different "blocked" statuses! Al…
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Comment #6660380
Every one of those websites has a horizontal scroll bar in my current browser window, so I can't really recommend them. I voted for "fluid" hoping for websites that are more fluid …