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781.
by FreeFull 13y ago
The behaviour has been built in and accessible since Firefox 4 (initially through about:config, later through the Preferences), but has only been enabled by default later on. I've personally been using it since it appeared, and it's great i
782.
by FreeFull 13y ago
Doesn't work in Firefox for me but does work in Midori
783.
by FreeFull 14y ago
I don't know about it in terms of money loss, but generally having missed checks caught at compile time rather than having the program crash is a good thing.
784.
by FreeFull 14y ago
It's a good idea to record invariants about your code and your problem. Tests are one way, and there are some other ways. It's a good idea to have the checking of invariants be automatic somehow. Any assumptions about the output of your cod
785.
by FreeFull 14y ago
The point is that the attacker watches from a distance, and using the rough hand movements he/she has seen can reduce that 24 combinations significantly.
786.
by FreeFull 14y ago
I have never understood what was so confusing about the concept of pointers. What I can see as confusing though is the way C's syntax works with declaring multiple levels of pointer indirection with arrays mixed in, although that can be mit
787.
by FreeFull 14y ago
The last time I've seen information and discussion about this, I've considered the viability of humans creating an artificial parasite to replace the parasites we are missing right now.
788.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Could try using alt+left instead of backspace, although websites could steal that as well.
789.
by FreeFull 14y ago
For me, TF2 runs but is unfortunately too laggy to be playable. It didn't run at all until AMD released an update for Catalyst.
790.
by FreeFull 14y ago
The only thing that elevates lists above other data structures in Haskell syntax-wise is the "" and [] sugar for constructing them. Haskell's type system allows you very easily to construct your own data types. For example, an unbalanced bi
791.
by FreeFull 14y ago
‟ (U+201F) possibly?
792.
by FreeFull 14y ago
& only seems to work if drawn with the top loop broken.
793.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Same happens in Firefox 18 on Linux
794.
by FreeFull 14y ago
I personally find that I cannot code when I have music playing, because music distracts me and I find myself listening to the music instead of being able to think about the problem. I concentrate best in silence.
795.
by FreeFull 14y ago
The way this happens underneath is that every type that has a Num instance has a fromInteger function. If a literal like 3435 is encountered, the fromInteger function gets called on it to convert it to the appropriate type.
796.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Which ultimately doesn't matter, because head . (:[]) doesn't behave differently from (\x -> x) no matter what the input is. The only possible variation on the id function is in how efficient it is, from fastest to never terminat
797.
by FreeFull 14y ago
I find sigfpe's explanation of monads to be very clear. This blog post links to the blog posts he made about monads: http://blog.sigfpe.com/2010/03/partial-ordering-of-some-cate...
798.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Turns out I'm wrong, you can run multiple instances of Skype using the --secondary flag. Still less convenient than singly using one client
799.
by FreeFull 14y ago
You can't merge two Skype accounts though, and can only be signed into one at a time
800.
by FreeFull 14y ago
It doesn't seem to be possible to merge two Live Messenges accounts into one Skype account. I have merged one of my accounts in, but I have two accounts in order to separate people from different parts of my life. It also only seems possibl
801.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Alternatively you could do netcat -l -p 80
802.
by FreeFull 14y ago
a and b are placeholders (type variables). They can be any type, for example Integer, or a Float. It doesn't matter. [a] is a list of a, [b] is a list of b. Map takes a function that takes an a and returns a b, and applies it to every eleme
803.
by FreeFull 14y ago
The problem is, designing a smarter AI itself would possibly be harder as well, and it would depend on a balance between difficulty and capability.
804.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Could it be some plugin?
805.
by FreeFull 14y ago
In irssi, ctrl+w does actually delete a word (and ctrl+u does delete the line)
806.
by FreeFull 14y ago
While sweat itself doesn't have much smell, stale sweat will smell due to bacteria. What you eat won't be able to change this.
807.
by FreeFull 14y ago
It looks good to me in Firefox 14.
808.
by FreeFull 14y ago
How do cockroaches and rats cope with Antarctica?
809.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Or small values of 5.
810.
by FreeFull 14y ago
Both the southern polar cap and the Greenland ice mass rest on ground rather than float in the ocean, which means any melting will cause the ocean levels to rise.

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