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It's just so sad. I like gadgets as much as anyone and consider myself a technology enthusiast, but there's got to be a way to engage kids on smartphones other than games. One of my on-again-off-again side projects has been to create an Android app that allows kids to create their own simple programs and games for their smartphones without needing a computer.
As far as I'm aware of, validation is performed by the original CA even if you buy the certificate from a reseller.

But I've only bought certs from a handful of resellers, so maybe there are other ways for resellers to integrate with a CA's system. StartSSL's unusual pricing scheme (validate once, get unlimited certs for a year) makes me a bit suspicious in this regard.
You get it. And yes: property speculation is not an investment. The UK allows washing through land only.
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I couldn't agree more. I constantly see this claim made about Visual Studio. I find it to be in the way most of the time. It does sound like most of the features that I want are in Resharper; I'll have to try it out.
Maybe they could handle one. But they're simultaneously picking fights with China and Iran while saying they'll also fight Isis.

Meanwhile alienating all their allies.
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I second OneNote, been using it for years.
> "video" being latin for "to see"

Really? I thought it was a subtitles thing.
Java8 has profiles already, Java9 will be able to customize further. I'm not a Java guy, but node.js after npm-install the suddenly increased base is hundreds MB easily, I somehow now feel Java/whatever is better organized and manageable. After learning node.js for a product for a few months, I'm actually returning to PHP7, which has nearly identical OOP as Java.
If you happen to play Minecraft, you should also take a look at https://electrical-age.net/

It's not my own project -- I work on it, but the bulk of the code was written by an electrical engineer. I can state that it's about as good an electrical simulator as you're likely to get in that environment, though, which actually means pretty damn good.

It also allows for more... interesting worlds to play around in: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5kpOQKNxFE
There is this: http://scriptcs.net/
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They want a developer who can do database stuff, not a DBA (based on that job posting.)
I had problems with users not being allowed to upload pictures to MediaWiki. It was an internal use only machine so I had no problem with disabling SElinux but I would highly recommend working thru the pain on an internet facing box.
This iterative process of finding the best product-market fit, probably the most excruciating task ever. It's really not easy or there won't be 9-5 devs anymore.
Really great to see someone doing this. Games developers often fail to consider performance constraints.
For us, running http://fairpixels.co (a logo design boutique), the one thing that generated the most leads and projects by far was one of our side-projects called: http://logodust.com, a place where we started open sourcing unused logo designs. It quickly got featured by some major publications and it provides a steady stream of clients.
> it will consume all the RAM on your machine by default if you let it

I wonder if Oracle documents are plain wrong for JDK 8 docs for maximum heap size[1]:

"Smaller of 1/4th of the physical memory or 1GB. Before Java SE 5.0, the default maximum heap size was 64MB. You can override this default using the -Xmx command-line option.

Also Oracle has chosen correct defaults because it took Java long time to shed its reputation of being dog slow and if they optimize for memory it will start looking worse in performance.

1. https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/vm/gc...
Immigration has been uncertain for a long time. YCombinator founders have been working on their startups on 3-month visitor visas. Top graduate students can stay in the US for a year, then they need to enter a lottery to be allowed to stay for another few years. Trump changes barely anything.

Unpaywalled: http://archive.is/BHfyN
As if economic arguments could be proved by statistical analysis of incomplete data.
> And here is the problem - diversity has become a goal rather than a natural consequence of everyone having equal chances.

And here is the problem - people think diversity is a goal per se, while it is actually a competitive advantage.
Think about it again in terms of what the parent said in the second paragraph: You, tboyd47, are hired but the employer correctly anticipated during the interview process that you would not be able to succeed but needed a body and you were the closest match. Did you really fail if you never had a chance? That's why he said it was unproductive and unethical.
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I love http://notational.net/ and have been using it for years and written >380,000 words. Make sure you 1) set a bring-to-front hotkey (life-changing) 2) store as rtf files to e.g. dropbox. There's also nvalt but I've never had cause to use it.
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For payments related news I regularly check pymnts.com and greensheet.com
I use Markdown to keep random notes in a Dropbox folder. I also keep project related notes with the digital assets for each project. For travel notes, I use Google Keep. I used to use Evernote for random useful links and copies of useful information, but I have been transitioning to Apple Notes (proprietary format, but these are my least important notes).
I understand that you may think I did the same thing exactly, but the point is that my words have meaning, they are not proved in my comment, but "unemployment" has a clear and distinct meaning while "economic inequality" doesn't.
I don't know where "here" is. But drag is a very specific case, too.
yes, I wanted to add that remark as well, especially because the topic is about kids. But I didn't.

And of course bicycles are far less dangerous than any car. So there is no reason to complain or criticise this great achievement.
Tried accessing it via incognito - that didn't work either
I use a simple plaintext heirarchical format which is compatible with checkvist.com, and wrote a Notepad++ plugin which syncs local copies with checkvist. Revisions via Git.
I just had a look and the mega-tokyo.com forum seems to be gone forever. Basically someone asked for help about a syntax error, and I said something like 'if you get a "no closing brace error" just insert right curly braces at the very end if your code until it compiles.'

I think I even included a "code sample" }}}}}}}}}}. Brian did not like that at all!!

Once my 12 year old hubris ran out, I gave up on trying to make "AAA" games by myself :-)

/edit here is my old shame. So much cringe, but I was a kid so whatever.
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That link you just posted has nothing to do with monetary payments, you know that.
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I am confident UPS does not ship to certain countries where they have no presence. No web sources at the moment, but heard this from my shipment broker.

edit: and they charge more for hard to reach places. really.
> even though I have Prime, I paid for next day delivery

I thought the entire point of Prime was that it was next day delivery?
I've lived in suburbs most of my life and have never had a HOA.
Oh, and nothing's wrong with me. I'm merely able to think of preconditions as potential subproblems.

(dead comments' unrepliability is rather annoying, btw)
I think it goes beyond just trust - they have violated the intent of the concept of trust. The nature of their behavior appears to be malicious. Beyond just not trusting them, they should be ostracized.
Quiver is a life saver for me. Markdown, i can use my vim keybindings, the data format is just json, easily taggable and searchable. I save my snippets, observations, commit history, everything in quiver now. It is synced via dropbox as well
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Trump changes plenty, in the past it was assumed that the USA would honor visa once they were issued, now it turns out not to be the case.

Essentially this is breach of contract.
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Some distro (Mandrake? Debian? This was a while ago) had a bad default SELinux setup for years that introduced a subtle vulnerability that wasn't there in boxes that had SELinux disabled.

Knobs that can be tweaked can be tweaked wrong, and wrongly-tweaked knobs are security problems. Frankly I don't even like ACLs and capabilities for that exact reason: it's no longer immediately obvious what the actual permissions in a situation are ("let's see, the daemon is running in an unprivileged account, but it has CAP_SYS_ADMIN set, and this file is inheriting its ACLs from the parent dir..."). Making it more difficult to reason about security is generally a Bad Thing, and not worth whatever features that difficulty brings with it.
Exactly - the IRS and the DEA and the ATF have very different law enforcement objectives and domains but all have legitimate law enforcement requirements.

The spotty history of the FBI notwithstanding, it makes more sense to have smaller decentralized law enforcement units specialized in their given area than to have one large agency made up of the same specialized groups.
"Campus policing originated with the establishment of the Yale Campus Police Department in 1894. Yale, located in New Haven, Connecticut, began an agreement with the New Haven Police Department to have two of their officers assigned exclusively to the campus as a means to deter crime on campus, and to better student-police relations. Shortly thereafter these two officers were hired by Yale to keep law and order on the campus. It was not until 73 years later that most college and university security departments became police departments. With the protest of the Vietnam War, the Kent State incident, and crime increasing on college campuses all over America, most of the 50 states did not pass laws authorizing colleges to have their own campus police department until the late 1960's."

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Apologetics only gets you so far. In this case I don't care for the attempt. Let those who have an interest take advantage and the rest catch as catch can. This marketed approach is badly conceived.
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>What is the problem?

It's very disingenuous to act like you're a company started by Mother Theresa that just wants to help make the world a Better Place when all you really care about is your bottom line.
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I don't know what the criterion is for not leaving a package, but it typically seems that UPS or FedEx will leave a package whereas USPS will not. Even for trivial, cheap packages like a roll of posters, USPS will leave a dreaded pink slip requiring me to visit the post office. While I have had that happen with UPS, those incidents are few and far in between. For me leaving the package is often the difference between getting it or not.

I will say, I usually work from home if I'm expecting something important and that UPS often does not seem to knock or if they do they've hired the world's quietest knockers. Perhaps they think I'm not home since I have a concealed driveway and just don't bother, but it definitely seems their high expectations do have some drawbacks.
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Example output pdf for sharing:

http://docdro.id/QPKoLBh

You can also style the notes by simply dropping a
<style>
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some css thing: some number
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at the top of the note, which can make for decent good looking documents (on par with word etc if you are a css wizard). Also it has built in spaced repetition studying thing, which (the code is there, but I'm in the slow process of debugging it since I messed it up when I moved the state to redux, so it will be back in the next few commits).

You can copy/paste images to there, and write with markdown / latex, which is why I wrote it, since I couldn't find anything that did all those things conveniently.
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I remember a story about Google doing some optimization on YouTube page to make it load faster. They done it, tested and then deployed changes to main site. After that they had seen that average page load time increased despite that page definitely loaded faster with fix. In the end they realized that lots of people from 3rd world could now load YouTube not in say 20-30 seconds but in 5-10 seconds (don't remember exact values) and so it changed from unreasonably long to acceptable. And so massive influx of slow clients dropped average time of page load.

That was a few years ago, so we can see that there are still maybe millions of people with very slow Internet connection out there.
Prime is and started as 2 day delivery. Some items have "next day" or even "same day" included now, but not most.
Yea but who will stop him?
There's also this list of MOOCs https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/4rimxf/he...

What I do is find a university and look at their course public page where often in the calendar/schedule you can find lecture notes, slides and sometimes the lectures. If you find the lectures immediately grab them with some browser plugin to archive because they tend to disappear.

TU/e in NL has a lot of open english taught courses I've found, like this one with lecture videos http://www.hyperelliptic.org/tanja/teaching/crypto16/
This article uses the acronym IVR without defining it.
Ignore this comment, look at the experience from ThingieQuery:

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13114421

- https://www.querystorm.com/
The 11:FS podcast is pretty good for London fintech. I'm heading over to record an episode this afternoon!

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Can we stop pretending that the default C integer types have any kind of definitive size? That is wrong, and it's just asking for more portability bugs down the line.

The correct sizes:

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- int, short >= 2 bytes

- long >= 4 bytes

- long log >= 8 bytes

You can not rely on any further information about them.
New York City is one of the safest place to be a pedestrian.

See the "AMERICAN CAR-NAGE" section of Jeff Speck's Walkable City

https://books.google.com/books?id=kbfeAQAAQBAJ&lpg=PA37&ots=...
Often newer housing that is closer to the urban center where people work (something you typically do 5 times a week) but is also so much more affordable than living in the city. I think they have appeal, but only for the budget-minded.
Consider maintenance of the object in question, now it's a task of removing glue versus screws.
Yep, Obama held the line on the injustice. However that doesn't mean we shouldn't fix it now.
Yes, you have to set that to zero or infinity, depending on whether you're a half full or empty kind of guy.
Where are sheriffs mentions in the Constitution?
I grew up deep inside a suburban development in Pennsylvania. We could ride our bikes for miles and still avoid major roads. Street hockey games very rarely had to move nets for cars. A number of friends lived easily within walking/biking distance. Even leaving my development usually meant dealing with one "major" road before getting into the quiet streets of the next one.

I would love to let my 8 year old daughter roam our current neighborhood like that, but we get more speeding cars in an afternoon cutting through our street than I would see in a weeks at my parents'.
Huh I get next-day included on every Prime purchase I make and always have done. If I order something at 11pm at night it's usually at my door by around 10am the next day. That's on standard Prime, and I don't live in a major metropolitan area.

Prime would be a pretty poor deal if I had to wait two days for anything to turn up!
An IVR is an Interactive Voice Response - the "press 1 for..." choices you get when calling a company PBX. Allison is an international talent for IVR voices, being the voice in Asterisk.
I have no real stats, but I can tell you that from the hundreds of kids at my school zero died from getting hit by a car. There was exactly 1 accident-related death and it was while playing sports, and this was a much older kid (like 12-13).

Now that's not a very good sample size for a low-probability event, but it's not entirely insignificant either. If children had to dodge death at every turn like one commenter suggested, zero out of several hundred would have been unlikely.

As for non-fatal injuries, that's different, we were CONSTANTLY injured. Not from cars, but from just being clumsy stupid little fucks. It was normal for a kid to have bloody knees or scabs on their knees in my childhood. But I don't consider that a problem.
Congress, hopefully. Call your senators and representatives! There's a Senate bill that needs support.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/senate-bill/248
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Thanks for the pointer. I just spent 30 minutes moving the binaries into `/bin`, in the generated filesystem, then making the shell find them via a PATH-search.

Made me appreciate some of this stuff all over again.
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Totally unrelated to the article, and perhaps a dumb question - How do you get the archive link of a URL?