A piece I wrote about my frustrations with having my vanity domain taken away from me by a change in government and why we shouldn't use ccTLDs for prime internet real estate.
"You'll need to download the code from Github, create a Twitter application, register a free account with AYLIEN, generate an app specific password for your Google account if you're using 2 Factor Authentication, make a copy of this spreadsheet in your Google Drive, and update the constants in the code. The whole process won't take more than 5 minutes!"
Thanks! Next problem: can't add a phone to my twitter account; like this: https://twittercommunity.com/t/cannot-add-phone-number-to-tw...
I've created a ticket with support and it says they "usually reply within few days". Is there a way to set myself up faster?
i.e.: Everyone seems to be focusing on whether it's a security risk to use fingerprints for authentication, but there's been very little discussion of the implications of combining a positive biometric auth with reliable location data.
Well, I think Verizon's point is that some games never let the device go into sleep mode even when paused, inactive or running in the background. I get the impression that Verizon compiled its rating by comparing actual resource consumption compared to "expected" resource consumption, which is probably a fairly relative term. For instance you expect Netflix to consume a lot of data and run down your battery when you're actually watching a movie, but you don't expect a game to do the same when you're not playing it.
Some of the many mistakes I have made are that of being " lazy" and instead of creating some tables and some schema structure and all the related code I just serialized the stuff and stored it as a string in the database. A few month later or less a very simple be requirement arise and I have to filter by a thing inside the serialization string. Then I say ok, let's index separately the thing, or store it independently, or do two pass filtering, but none of these beats the very simple query I could have done if I had done the right thing in the first place. I hid the complexity away but it came back to me weeks later and then it really stunk: the choice is between many evils, migrate existing data, duplicate the thing, select by regexp, etc.
impression (Noun) 1. An idea, feeling, or opinion about something or someone, esp. one formed without conscious thought or on the basis of little evidence.
