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The same data was already available but it's nice to have it all in one place.
Probably not worth the cost, but it is always an option in the event that we do exhaust the natural supply.
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My dad uses a CPAP machine but it seems pretty uncomfortable. The inclination thing makes sense, there is a technique called "Inclined Bed Therapy" where the head end of the bed is raised, so I would think having your feet raised is not a good thing.
The only new addition is the last one: "Incitement to harass other users or creators" The rest has been the same for about a year. Not sure why this is blowing up all of a sudden.
Given the quality of most code out there it's amazing anything works at all.
Aren't the old passwords vulnerable as long as the Sha1 value is still around? Does it get deleted when converted to 512? Also, any reason you didn't switch to something like bcrypt, scrypt, or PBKDF2? Modern best practices generally recommend one of those, although for a site like Hubski Sha512 is probably good enough with proper salting.
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The linked article is very much worth reading.“No one would notice unless they rolled it thousands of times,” Hart said. (He mentioned a study, captured on YouTube, in which an artisanal die-rolling machine, with an empty ice-cream carton for the rolling container, was used to cast a d20 eight thousand times.)
I heard someone talking about this on the radio earlier. She explained an experiment they did with birds where they had them all sleep in a line. The ones in the middle slept with both sides of the brain but the ones on the ends only slept with half (the side facing the other birds), presumably to stay alert for predators.
The main downsides of Let's Encrypt are: - Certs expire after only 90 days, so you pretty much have to automate the process - No wildcard certs - No "extended validation"
It's explained here. They are cross-signed with IdenTrust for compatibility with older browsers.
I think they are mostly real Trump supporters but it isn't intended to be a place for serious discussion. It's mostly memes and circlejerking.
Wow, the Sanders dream is dead apparently. All aboard the Trump train. Oh wait, this poll only got upvotes in /r/The_Donald, that explains it.
I love these.
Relevant video, makes a pretty good case for adventure games as the perfect fit for VR.I'd like to play a Myst-like game in VR most, I think.
Primitive Technology - Australian dude making fire, huts, tools, etc, in the wilderness from scratch The School of Life - Philosophy, history engineerguy - How stuff works The 8-Bit Guy - Retro computer stuff SmarterEveryDay - Science, educational
Yeah I'm pretty much just passively maintaining it when things break at this point. I mainly built it for myself anyway. I do have a few ideas for new projects in the pipeline but with a full-time job and chronic depression it's hard to stay motivated about anything,
My main project at the moment is a Chrome extension: Humble New Tab Page. I'm super lazy about updating it though and don't have any plans to monetize it. I wish I could but the only real options are ads or sleazy stuff. I don't want to piss off my loyal users and I doubt donations would bring in much income.
I'm just hoping other manufacturers follow suit and release some decent 4" phones. I'm not a fan of the phablet trend.
I agree it's not a necessity but it's certainly convenient (maps, gps, looking something up on google). It doesn't have to be one extreme or another. I certainly don't spend 4.7 hours per day on my phone (I don't believe that could possibly be an accurate stat), or spend $1000 on it. Buy a cheap phone and plan, turn off all notifications except calls and you get the best of both worlds.
No reddit changed their API, which RES used to display the counts. Reddit only natively introduced the %upvoted on submissions. RES used to provide individual upvote/downvote counts on comments as well which is no longer possible.
They changed the API. It now only provides total points (upvotes minus downvotes) whereas they used to be separate.
It worked yesterday, doesn't seem to be anymore.
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I can't read the whole article (paywall) but I think this one in Nature is about the same thing. edit: sci-hub.io works for bypassing paywall.