ClashTheBunny

In addition to the other comments, I would be excited about a graphics driver not being able to take out my system.

Cursive is free for non-commercial use: https://cursive-ide.com/buy.html

If you are working on personal projects, you are good to go.

Not a graphical user interface, but a text user interface?

There are very few classical pieces written devoid of a narrative.

Except for if the fix is 'wont-fix'.

The article explains that SNI isn't working: > But while this is widely supported, it is not supported ubiquitously. I've personally had a hell of a time fighting with mobile browsers when relying on SNI. On the other hand, IP addresses are cheap. Like, $1/mo or less, cheap. So buck up and grab an distinct IP for your HTTPS sites. Avoiding the headache of some device/browser combos not working will pay for itself 100 times over.

Could you be having issues with ipv6?

My self driving car hit every person on the street. Real life GTA!

I'm hoping to to see the only power of two in a millennium: 2048

I think a rootkit and a mitmproxy with very low software quality would make it hard to ship any secure software. Now multiply that by however many antivirus suites exist. Would you type your credit card number into something running on that platform?

Aren't most music services DRM free these days? iTunes, Amazon, Pandora...

If it's encrypted, possibly?

How do you know?

One is push, the other is pull. I can choose never to go to a URL again, but I can't choose to never receive spam from the same person from a different address and server.

Also, I think many people do that with AdBlock, so it's not unheard of to block styling on webpages of dubious origin.

What year?

The article states that it was flagged by users and moderated by people. This has nothing to do with AI.

There is a threshold for spammyness that will cause email to be dropped silently and never reach the spam folder.

And Bruce Hauman: http://rigsomelight.com/2013/09/09/frameless-geodesic-dome.h...

I believe he said that he built it on a friend's property.

Volume of a hypercube?

Is somebody writing a new 4clojure/exercism/job interview coding problem?

This is the difference between easy and simple. Easy to use is often hard to learn. This is simple. Many of the best tools are this way. Violins are another great example. I like clojure for a similar reason: Rich Hickey explaining the difference at rails conf: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rI8tNMsozo0

How so if the company can be bought today without his consent?

This is the way many near-eastern cultures measured day as well as most of Medieval Europe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Day#Boundaries

> The word has evolved within Romance languages (and Swedish) to mean "century".

Doesn't that come from centum (100) like cent and centurion?

'All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.' -Tolstoy

It seems that many people are unhappy with Meteor in its own way. It takes 375 factors to make a 'Rails' and Meteor has 370 for each person, but each person is missing a different five.

Combine this with https://github.com/jollyjinx/ZFS-TimeMachine and you are in a much better place than Apple's terrible network Time Machine. It's cross-platform (except Windows) and it's much more reliable than SMB or AppleTalk.

But the fact that many people even have heard of Scientology means that it's far more successful than it should have been in an information based society. 25k is a ton of people for such a radical idea.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh441725 and possibly the same thing: https://developer.here.com/rest-apis/documentation/traffic/t...

If you're online, it does do free form search with a geolocation API. Offline, you still need to have all of your destinations saved as favorites.

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