CaveTech

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by CaveTech 15y ago
Also bits and quarks etc.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Is it really a semi finals when it's 300 / 1600 applicants? Her situation is sad and unfortunate, but her circumstances shouldn't be used to advertise in her favour. Her work should stand on its own.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
> Save bandwidth With a 129kb CSS file I'm not so sure > Client-side optimization Depends how you look at optimization... will definitely take a lot more processing to render all that CSS instead of an image > Easier to update I
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Agreed... The change isn't even significant
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by CaveTech 15y ago
More and more companies seem to be forced/coerced into implementing backdoors into their chips, components, software. While the government will obviously claim it is for the good of its citizens, it would be nice if companies would be trans
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by CaveTech 15y ago
You can opt out of it, but it will be enabled by default. I'm sure it's not meant to target technical users, but simply those who do not know any better. Old browser versions have been a detriment to web development for years. This is defin
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Pretty big piece of FUD here. Title is "secures Europe-wide sales ban", yet the article is littered with bits like "could be barred from sale" and "whether Germany can enforce a Europe-wide ban on 3G-enabled iOS devices is unclear".
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by CaveTech 15y ago
A whole new meaning to "managing your time wisely"
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Even if the standards process could be carried out in another country, as you said, countries where patents exist would not be able to implement the resulting standard. The end result would be an api that is anything but standard. It's impo
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by CaveTech 15y ago
I believe HP already announced they remain committed to webOS and that it was still in development.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Thanks!
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Now only if we could combine this with improving the reliability of a web app. From the comments it sounds like a great article, but I've been trying to read this for about 8 hours now with no luck.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
He's going further than saying it's not worth him building, he's saying it's not worth building at all. If it was worth building, he would hire someone to do it for him. He's saying he could accept it if it falls into his lap, costing him
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Some pretty childish and fanboy opinions you have there.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Because in PHP the return response begins as soon as you start non-buffered output, after which you can no longer modify headers, cookies, etc.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Yet he already claims it wouldn't be profitable for him to do it. He's allowing you to build an application which he wouldn't make with to begin with, and them claim 50% of the profit...
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by CaveTech 15y ago
I know a few cases where people have sold gift cards above market value. Mostly it's because the purchaser is unable to buy from the shop because of their location, credit card brand or other enforced block. Many online games for instance b
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by CaveTech 15y ago
But in all seriousness, gift rocket is not a gift certificate, it is cash.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
It really perplexes me as to how paypal can get away with withholding money from people. What is stopping them from simply picking accounts at random and saying, "actually, I don't think you deserve this money, so we'll keep it."
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by CaveTech 15y ago
I have what might be either terrible insomnia or just lesser need for sleep (totally undiagnosed). As long as I can remember I haven't been able to sleep for much more than 4 hours at a time, the odd times when I sleep ~6 I wake up feeling
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by CaveTech 15y ago
It was
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by CaveTech 15y ago
There's a small bug where if you try to add another ingredient after you've typed something in the box, it deletes the current row and adds a new one.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
These people do exist. I used to play MMO's a lot more than I'd like to admit, and during the time I probably went through ~5k selling game items for real money and vice versa and personally dealt with some "whales". I can think of about 20
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Article is misleading based on units. Food is in kCal, but the calories being calculated for temperature are just normal cals. Enjoy burning 6 calories from your 1200 calorie desert.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Not to seem rude, but I was probably at a similar age when I figured it out myself. While it does deserve some level of praise, it's not exactly news worthy.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Congrats to the girl for giving a presentation at age 10, but in all honesty this is nothing new. I'm positive that this is pretty much common knowledge to anyone who has ever played a time based game. Also, calling it an "exploit" makes it
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by CaveTech 15y ago
Sadly it looks like there's an arms race brewing. Hopefully some sanity is restored before these companies start destroying each other.
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by CaveTech 15y ago
I think you're confused about the definition of befuddle. be·fud·dle 1. To confuse; perplex. 2. To stupefy with or as if with alcoholic drink. Customs agents didn't flag him for his involvement in bitcoin; they didn't understand what it was