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by 67726e 13y ago
Maybe I'm just coming from a different perspective having only ever worked for a small company, but I don't exactly find a chef to be noteworthy, at least not in any technical sense. Let me put it another way, aside from the emplo
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by 67726e 13y ago
Perhaps I am just lacking some perspective here and someone could better inform me, and I don't mean to be "that guy" right now, but how does this really relate to the guideline of: "On-Topic: Anything that good hackers
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by 67726e 13y ago
So I have to create an account to see whatever this article is about? No thanks.
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by 67726e 13y ago
How is that constructive at all? Shit happens. My code has bugs, your code has bugs. Just about everyone has something break at some point. At least Twilio has some reasonable disclosure of these issues on their dashboard to inform people o
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by 67726e 13y ago
That's a bit of a an apples-to-oranges comparison. An open-source project isn't exactly a democratic government. It's not about protecting the people, it's about getting shit done and getting it done right.
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by 67726e 13y ago
Could you post a link or a screenshot to verify your claim?
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by 67726e 13y ago
The issue, at least for me, appears to be with Comcast. I've confirmed that Google is accessible on both Verizon and T-Mobile networks. Since I happen to be working on a web application with several scripts pulling from Google's C
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by 67726e 13y ago
ISP: Comcast Location: Charleston, SC
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by 67726e 13y ago
> We also don't have the same level of free speech as the US Don't take free speech at face value. While theoretically you do have free speech, we have a large amount of overly-broad crimes one can commit. If you do or say some
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by 67726e 13y ago
I would have to imagine that if you order things with that regularity, wholesale would be a cheaper option than via Amazon.
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by 67726e 13y ago
Why would they need one? Amazon (in terms of the shopping site) is geared to consumers. Even if she could, why would my mother write a script to order things from Amazon? By using the site, you are exposed to their attempts to convince you
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Love to Learn (2) Highschool Horrors(jacquesmattheij.com)
3 points by 67726e 13y ago|0 comments
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by 67726e 13y ago
Exactly why I voted for him and now feel disappointed. I had the terribly stupid hope that he would bring about real change in his second term given he wouldn't have as much backlash to worry in regards to being reelected.
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by 67726e 13y ago
Most newspapers still have classified sections. The term hasn't been replaced, it's just more common for people to use Craigslist (at least among younger people) than to use newspaper classifieds.
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by 67726e 13y ago
Personally, I keep a Trello board for various ideas/projects. Whenever I come up with an idea, I put it on a Trello board. I keep boards for blog posts, project ideas, and improvements to existing projects.
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by 67726e 13y ago
The problem here is the definition of corruption. It's the same problem on Capitol Hill. You agree to "listen" to my "problems" and "solution" in exchange for a campaign contribution or some such nonsense. It's just legalized corruption.
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by 67726e 13y ago
For what it's worth, your website doesn't work in Opera.
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by 67726e 13y ago
At what point do you differentiate naïveté from negligence?
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"Hackathon" Has Been Trademarked in Germany(register.dpma.de)
102 points by 67726e 14y ago|45 comments
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by 67726e 14y ago
Well, any school administrator can level charges against you if they see fit. I once had a charge of "Disturbing Schools" for telling a vice principal to "piss off" (albeit with more vulgar wording) in her office. Most school administrators
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by 67726e 14y ago
I have to disagree with the filters. Sure, it's convenient at first glance, but it turns into a nightmare. The filter functionality in WordPress leads to spaghetti code at it's worst. I don't want to think about how many times I've had to c
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by 67726e 14y ago
It allows you to work offline. Additionally, not everyone uses GitHub.
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by 67726e 14y ago
I meant regarding the image, but I looked at the code and realized you didn't include it at all. Sorry about the confusion.
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by 67726e 14y ago
It worked for me on Chrome 24, Opera 12, Safari 6, but it doesn't appear to work on Firefox 18.
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by 67726e 14y ago
I'm also using 12.14 on OS X 10.7.5 Opera/9.80 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10.7.5) Presto/2.12.388 Version/12.14
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by 67726e 14y ago
Wow. Was just looking into this myself. Great find.
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by 67726e 14y ago
Just curious, but what version of Opera did you get `:before` & `:after` working on? I was just trying this out on the latest Opera and couldn't get it to work.
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by 67726e 14y ago
I think you don't understand my original point. This guy is nothing more than what we both have agreed, a "dick". "there is nothing wrong with doing this" Of course in the case where someone has a domain infringing on another's trademark, t
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by 67726e 14y ago
And what do you mean "depriving someone of the productive use of that domain"? Well, if I have a company that, I don't know, sells milk, well I may just have a use for that domain in promoting my product. Maybe I have some startup that deal
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by 67726e 14y ago
He says on his website that he will only transfer the lease of a domain, that he is currently leasing, for ten million dollars to an organization that wants it so they can actually use it.

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