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by 5h 11y ago
Hi Boris, Props for replying - communicating in the face of adversity isn't fun I know, so thank you for that! I'll try to put my thoughts together in an email for you, but just incase I don't get around to it here's a s
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That was the most appalling ad I have seen in months, they have a whole page justifying them here http://thenextweb.com/voice/2015/05/07/whats-the-deal-with-t... Q: Isn’t this just an interstitital? A:
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by 5h 11y ago
As an English person residing in England, This is very much the most interesting story from this election.
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by 5h 11y ago
Totally off topic, but it seems every website I've visited today has had some utterly obnoxious pop up appear when I'm half way through a sentence. I hope this is a short lived trend.
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by 5h 11y ago
I've come up against this many times over. When it stems from over-enthusiasm for using recently discovered features or concepts I've reliably changed a trend-toward-complexity by picking a small section & re-writing it in a s
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by 5h 11y ago
Good timing, I was just after something to like this to include in some API docs i'm handing over.
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by 5h 11y ago
I initially read your comment somewhat differently to how it was intended I suspect.
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by 5h 12y ago
I wonder why there are multiple style elements, in div#footcnt there are 2 right next to each other, they could have saved a whole "</style><style>" there, think of the bandwidth! /s
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by 5h 12y ago
I don't see a problem here, the issue-reporter was condescending, and they received the same back. His problem, such as it is, could have been resolved with a quick search, but instead he decided to write a snark-ridden ticket. Users l
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by 5h 12y ago
Just out of curiosity, May I ask the age group of the "some people" you referred to? As a 30yr old in the UK I've not once had that once. In fact I've seen the inverse, people "coming out" as having belief and
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That was my over-riding thought while reading the linked article and looking around, smells like flash.
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Following from the last point, It's a nice thought to consider that in the future our present will be viewed by some as "the good old days". I wonder what aspects of today will be desirable to hackers of the future.
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by 5h 12y ago
Of course I'm exaggerating, and I agree this page isn't particularly friendly but nor is it intended to be, its a reference to be searched rather than a piece of prose to be read. A lot of pages I find frustrating are often trying
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by 5h 12y ago
s/used/should/ It's nice to not "read more after the jump" or "below the fold", no over-pagination, no 100% width 400px deep semi-relevant banner image, no pull quotes in 30px ultra-bold fonts floated
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by 5h 12y ago
hah, I was in firefox at the time and checked that I can copy and paste between password fields, it appeared to work. I didn't look at what had been inserted into the clipboard though, it was just the asterisk characters visually displ
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by 5h 12y ago
Disabling paste makes sense when setting your password. If presented with two input fields for password & confirm your password, the lazy among us will type the desired new password in the first input box, then copy the contents and pas
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by 5h 12y ago
I use fabric, I can type >> fab push prod deploy to push changes to my repo service, ssh to production servers, pull down changes via git, and restart necessary services/run associated tasks like symlinking to new static content.
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I think a large part of that cost could also be in the paperwork after the event also
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by 5h 12y ago
I normally tell people to use ack because it's like grep but faster (owing to it's sensible defaults) ... if I use this I'm worried I might go too fast and travel backwards in time or something.
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by 5h 13y ago
and http://www.tyresum.co.uk/images/sort_asc.png
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s/permanently/trust for 30 days/ Still not great, but it's not permanent. You can also log out other sessions in google apps, not sure if that resets the dont-do-2factor-auth bit though.
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by 5h 13y ago
I've updated my comment above to say "and" instead of "or" as you're quite correct. From the timeline of events (surviving initial onslaught, then falling over) I'd assumed that was a large part of the problem, people sitting on a live-upda
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by 5h 13y ago
and a simple "Cache-Control: max-age=30, must-revalidate" http header ...
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by 5h 13y ago
My first thought was to the age of the domains ... all are the same though, I wonder what order they were crawled in? I'm sure there are plenty of sites that contain hyphens, that should be favoured (and probably are with all the other sign
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by 5h 13y ago
After years of abusing my little finger for using Ctrl & the RSI that goes with it, I tend to use alt/meta with my thumb more and more nowadays, for this I make it usable in insert mode also, this is probably one of the oldest bits of m
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by 5h 14y ago
> Wide lines are barbaric I agree utterly, and enjoy the irony that I read your comment displayed as http://i.imgur.com/iJNs9SV.jpg ... a full 258 characters ... HN could do with some responsive css to max-width comments above certain
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In the UK that is!
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Did Apple just drop the Mac Pro? "Unavailable" last week, not listed now...(store.apple.com)
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Not that I disagree with your post, especially the rel="next" part, but I wonder what the problem with syncing is when using chrome & signed into a google account? ... it does the job well for me over 4 or so devices.
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by 5h 14y ago
I think they have a RC helicopter manufacturer to pay off.

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