Can't they easily block that by setting the old url in the robots.txt on epa.gov?
Are there any sites that require flash nowadays? I thought Netflix, Hulu and others migrated away already.
After using Reddit daily the last year this is the first time I've experienced downtime, so in my experience it has pretty darn good availability.
Unfortunately it seems that BBC have an axe to grind with former colonies such as India[1], so they're not entirely objective on news related to those areas. [1]:…
You probably have to explain, as I have a hard time to see him anything but a victim when there are obvious attacks aimed at him.
I have a calendar widget (Event Flow) and a task list, both are very useful. I would like to have a step counter too, but haven't found one that have a nice ui.
Until they implement it, there's some Chrome addons that'll do what you want. If you have GreaseMonkey you there's a userscript that also works the same way; http://userscripts-mirror.org/scripts/review/288192
It's about preference and work flow. Myself I use Mutt and configured it extensively to speed up mail processing with macros and short cuts. So Mutt may not give _you_ anything of value, but to others it may be a huge…
"Don't be evil." -Google
TIL "linkbait". Indeed very fitting description many submissions lately.
A hundred times this. Touré should keep his childish revolution to himself and do as the flight attendants tell him. I have a friend who's an airhostess and the stories she tells about these pretentious assholes and how…
It is Bootstrap's Bootstraps.
Naive. Remember that Facebook is a for-profit company and they will do whatever it takes to keep the money coming in, not giving a shit about what you want and your privacy. Same goes for any other company such as…
Mining for information in data exceeding peta bytes are not really uncommon anymore. There are even tools in public you can use for it, where Apache Mahout is one that comes to mind.
Can't they easily block that by setting the old url in the robots.txt on epa.gov?
Are there any sites that require flash nowadays? I thought Netflix, Hulu and others migrated away already.
After using Reddit daily the last year this is the first time I've experienced downtime, so in my experience it has pretty darn good availability.
Unfortunately it seems that BBC have an axe to grind with former colonies such as India[1], so they're not entirely objective on news related to those areas. [1]:…
You probably have to explain, as I have a hard time to see him anything but a victim when there are obvious attacks aimed at him.
I have a calendar widget (Event Flow) and a task list, both are very useful. I would like to have a step counter too, but haven't found one that have a nice ui.
Until they implement it, there's some Chrome addons that'll do what you want. If you have GreaseMonkey you there's a userscript that also works the same way; http://userscripts-mirror.org/scripts/review/288192
It's about preference and work flow. Myself I use Mutt and configured it extensively to speed up mail processing with macros and short cuts. So Mutt may not give _you_ anything of value, but to others it may be a huge…
"Don't be evil." -Google
TIL "linkbait". Indeed very fitting description many submissions lately.
A hundred times this. Touré should keep his childish revolution to himself and do as the flight attendants tell him. I have a friend who's an airhostess and the stories she tells about these pretentious assholes and how…
It is Bootstrap's Bootstraps.
Naive. Remember that Facebook is a for-profit company and they will do whatever it takes to keep the money coming in, not giving a shit about what you want and your privacy. Same goes for any other company such as…
Mining for information in data exceeding peta bytes are not really uncommon anymore. There are even tools in public you can use for it, where Apache Mahout is one that comes to mind.