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I'm curious, how do you make your phone GApps free? I want to uninstall them but don't want to brick it..

Same method was used (and probably still is) in Israel when I was growing up. I guess I'm going back to onions now :)

Ah! Thank you! I've had this issue from time to time. I thought it is probably a software thing, not the keyboard.

Thanks to the link you've sent I now have a simple solution - tap both shift keys at once.. Great!

I've been using supergenpass for years and love it. Why did you move to KeePass2?

Can't the FBI then subpoena the signing key?

I too have my own email server for some years now (7 maybe?). Only had problems when I mis-configured it.

I'm frightened as well that google is taking over email. As long as people rely on web based email, there's no hope for actually encrypting email. TLS is nice, but really, it doesn't mean much. Your email is stored plain text on Google's servers anyways.

> Your ideas are intriguing to me and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.

You must be confusing me with someone else

It's not a power of two!

But really, I recently worked on a project where we used 3 spaces, and it's works quite well. Not too little, not too much.

I can't remember why I've never considered it before..

once again, a "Black Mirror" episode got it right. In "15 Million Merits", they pause the ad when you close your eyes or look away and will keep saying in a stern voice to look back at the screen.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifteen_Million_Merits

That's exactly how it is. It does not want to figure out the location itself, so it consults other software, which is optional.

This is a great read, thanks for the link.

Only problem for me is that it clearly states they have no interest in performing terror attacks in the west (although they would condone it). I'm not sure how it lines up with what just happened in Paris.

> I am a full-time Linux user and have been for several years. I run Debian on my laptop and Arch Linux on my home machine. Both use i3 (no DE), and I do all my work at the command line or in applications that I launch from the command line[0]. I love the Linux terminal. I don't even own a non-Linux machine, not counting the various OS X devices I've used at work when one is required.

Wow, that's exactly my case as well :). I could've written this, almost word for word (except I run debian on my servers, and archlinux on my laptop/home machines).

This is a good one, but it's full of tedious details, and long boring sections with names you've never heard of. It's a fun book altogether, and there's high signal in there, but also high level of noise.

Interesting. I'll check it out.

You might also like Sapiens, by Yuval Noah Harari

Seconded. This book has a very high signal-to-noise ratio.

There are tons of all kinds of floaties in every pool I've seen in BC, Canada. The life guards seems pretty strict there, but maybe not for banning floaties.

I have no lifeguarding experience nor education, but what you are saying seems important. Any known research or training practices for lifeguards that would support your claim? I could start a dialogue with our local pool with something like that.

Thanks

Yeah, I've played with that a bit..it was fun. It worked in airports, as DNS was available, even though you had to pay for actual surfing. Not surprisingly, it was quite slow.

If the whole team is remote that wouldn't be a problem. If all of them are in the office, and you are the odd man out, then you should worry about that.

I believe that working successfully remotely doesn't work for every company or team. They must be actively encouraging it, and they should be aware of engagement issues that arise from working remotely.

In that case, how about throwing here just a quick list of features/tools you're using for this?

Probably not, but if they don't want to be scraped, the first place they should notify about this is robots.txt. I was just stating an example that you can allow some bots and not others if you like.

Of course, forging your user agent, disobeying robots.txt or scraping after you were told not to, is wrong ethically.

Not completely by the specification, but I think this one works as expected.

    user-agent: *
    disallow: /

    user-agent: Googlebot
    allow: /

You can get a pretty good quality espresso with a fairly cheap setup.

To me, the most important thing is the freshness of the roast, then the quality of the grinder, and and actual espresso machine comes third.

I have a $800 setup (machine + grinder), and I roast my own beans, on an iron skillet, once a week.

It's pretty difficult to find anything outside on par with the quality I can get at home (most of the time..)

Exactly my thoughts. I guess they do it because they can, and the candidates are willing to go through this.

Setting up a facebook account with your name, then logging in to various wifi spots around the country is exactly what concerns our OP.

I don't know how to run a shell alias using a git alias, so I ended up creating a file ~/bin/fact, and defining the git alias as:

  [alias]
    ff = "!fact && git fetch"

When signing up, the verification email does not content a link if viewed in text mode. My email client is configured to show the text portion of the email when it's available.

This was covered in a few blogs before, Here's an example from fooducate: http://www.fooducate.com/blog/2009/05/31/on-orange-juice/

There is also a response from the Florida dept. of Citrus there.

just enter source and dest, e.g.: d2d4 to move the pawn at d2 to d4.

Cool idea. I would like yhager.ww.com CNAME to yhager.com please.