Coincoin

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by Coincoin 13y ago
That's why I always try to buy the pure form of the medication without acetaminophen if possible.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
It's clearly broken, in three tries, it didn't generate any title starting with "How" or "Why".
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by Coincoin 13y ago
Just because you are able to overcome something doesn't mean it was learned in the first place.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
If it was designed with safety in mind, it would probably need power to stay closed. If there is no power it would prop open. But then, I got stuck in an elevator for an hour last month, so yeah, people would probably diaf.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
Those fixes just change a few constant here and there. Any game programmer (or any programmer really) can do that with her eyes closed. The real problem is QA, user interface elements and internationalization. QA will have to do a complete
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by Coincoin 13y ago
I personally push that even further. If I finally convince someone, I usually take the other side to make sure we have the big picture and we didn't forget or misunderstood an argument.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
This is weird, I just read a random article [1] about a guy getting sued for publishing some banking public routing numbers. The article writer then jokingly said: "This argument is like the Post Office suing you for posting a list of
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by Coincoin 13y ago
It's basically a video of people looking busy in front of CADs and a woman coming straight from a catwalk trying to use the machine without breaking her nails.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
I can't imagine anything more frightening than a sleep paralysis episode in one of those machines.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
Or rather: "Hey, google.com is still serving up a broken UA detected page that hasn't been working on IE11 for over a month now. Let's do the sensible thing for our release and make it work by adding Google to our list of sit
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by Coincoin 13y ago
I like article titles with rhetorical questions because I don't need to read the article.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
That's why I turn off mobile version in my browser.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
It's not as trivial as you might think. We tried that relative-to-an-absolute scheme on our iPhone FPS and it was very confusing. The best scheme was a relative-to-a-relative center where the origin would "follow" the thumb,
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by Coincoin 13y ago
By that logic, they are also allowed to tap my phone line without a warrant since I'm transmitting my voice willingly to the phone company. edit: woooosh
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by Coincoin 13y ago
There is no water per say. It's just that the soil chemical composition is so that if you heat it a "few hundred degrees" a chemical reaction will produce water.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
I fail to see the use. This has nothing to do with cloud. Cloud is not "store your stuff elsewhere", cloud is "access your stuff from anywhere".
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by Coincoin 13y ago
I can see that becoming a problem in a couple of years: Step 1) Go to stackoverflow and search question. Step 2) Answers only point to letmegooglethatforyou. Step 3) Search using letmegooglethatforyou. Step 4) Find only results pointing to
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by Coincoin 13y ago
What? They fixed that? Nope, searching anything with "verse" still makes Google think it knows better than you and searches for "vs" instead.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
No! On the contrary. Killing all the bacteria makes the yeasts take over as they have no more competition.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
Nice! This time it's real because we have an artist's depiction of voyager going from non-ionized almost void to ionized almost void.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
You left out the best part: ... until he knows everything about absolutely nothing.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
I wonder if they took the visual mnemonic shortcut we use to remember the numbers into account. That would explain why they settled on a uniform almost square grid.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
What looks modern is very often a cycle between "because we have the technology to do it" and "because we have the technology to not do it anymore". We arrived at a point where putting more shadows, glitter, transparency
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by Coincoin 13y ago
Am I the only one who still uses Shift-Delete and Shift-Insert to cut and paste? I swear when I tell my fellow programmers, they look at me as if I'm from another planet.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
Funny, that cached version is not loading either on my machine.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
At some point, google were sabotaging any page visited through their domain using WP8. It would proxy everything alla google translate and serve a text only version of the whole web under the pretext that "my phone's browser sucke
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by Coincoin 13y ago
Why does this same magic crystal storage article keep poping up every 5 years? They always claim they could be very close to commercialisation and that it could change the world forever. Yet 25 years later, I fail to see any progress. EDIT:
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by Coincoin 13y ago
They could have named the option "Make text bolder" instead.
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by Coincoin 13y ago
Nope, a salt is public. Its only purpose is to force you to brute force one hash at a time. It might also protect you against some attacks particular to your hashing algorithm. It does not slow down the brute force itself. A lonely salted o
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by Coincoin 13y ago
Yes it's possible. Lobsters were once considered the cockroaches of the see and only poor people would ever eat those disgusting creatures. Now it's a delicacy.

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