Illniyar

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by Illniyar 8y ago
I think he's saying that now people would go to the breeders directly instead of the pet stores to buy pets, which I assume isn't disallowed by the law.
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These, as far as I can tell: https://web.archive.org/web/20170428152946/https://play.goog... https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:lx9Xke... At first glance doesn't
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Site hosters can be held liable. Search engines are required to remove links to such sites. I fail to see how a domain registrar having to do the same is worse. I don't like the rulings much, but at least it is consistent.
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Shouldn't that be a driver? Why would pointing device support require a kernel update?
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You can release the source code without any license. Adding a license means you want other people to "license" it from you - I.E. using your code. The GP actually quoted the article "and solves most of the problems that held
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The intent of making something open source is usually for others to use it. The parent is remarking that by choosing GPL the code would probably never be used. Which, in theory, would defeat the reason for making it open source in the first
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Faithful without any of the races, history or story? I mean the mechanics were not really groundbreaking even back then. The game won it's place in history due to it's great characters and wonderful story. You can't be faithf
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Star control II is one of my favorite games of all time. I hate it that Toys for Bob lost the brand, and even more that stardock would take the name and use it for something completely unrelated to the original story.
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Hardware virtualization is a Pro feature in windows, so I doubt this is possible even if they wanted to (without moving virtualization to home edition).
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I think that advise is a bit misplaced. You should really not learn, or at least learn extensively, frameworks which you aren't using. You should definitely learn frameworks that you ARE using. Or know that you will use very soon.
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Access modifiers, as the name suggest, are an accessibility feature not a scope feature (like let). example.myVar = 500 should throw an access error. You don't need to distinguish because you shouldn't be shadowing private variabl
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There are very few axioms of software development that are applicable everywhere. "Never rewrite" is one of the few that is valid in all situations.
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"And a router tells devices apart is by their MAC addresses" There is no other identifiable information a router can get out of a device without authentication
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Isn't there a preliminary step before peer reviewers review an article for publication (otherwise they'll be flooded). My impression from the post was that it stopped at some point in the marketing/editorial pipeline - I.E. i
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The footer reads: "Search experience powered by Algolia (W14). Icons powered by Font Awesome (S15). Hosted on Heroku (W08). The original (v1.0) YCDB was rated #1 Product of the Day on Product Hunt, Sept 27, 2017. The original YCDB was
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Like I said the header isn't to control how long something stays in the cache. It's to control how often the browser needs to check if the content changed.
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"Setting such long expiry times on the cache also sounds like a great way to pollute browser caches with obsolete resources. " Setting "forever" caching is standard practice for web development for many years. The browse
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To me Firefox is just blundering with it's marketing. It should be touting it's amazing features and showing how it eats chrome's lunch until chrome has no choice but to implement those features. They should showcase containe
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"But it was Alice’s, entitled “A series of awkward events separated by snacks,” that floored me. Hers was a hodgepodge of lists and memories written under duress (“Mom: Write or death!”). Favorite color: “Black. Like my soul.” Favorite
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That person works in financial services, which I'm guessing is basically some form of automated trading. It is an industry where every cycle counts (so much so, that often times light speed latency between two edges is something you ne
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The purpose of libraries has been completely ousted by the internet. It is no longer a place that makes vast knowledge attainable to the average person, that's the internet now. You can either have no libraries at all or libraries that
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That's easy to answer, people are not as smart and/or professional as you think they should be. They can even do some smart things but be completely ignorant in others.
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If I recall correctly 3D TVs has always had minuscule sales volume compared to regular TVs. Even in it's "height" there were far more regular TVs sold then 3D ones. If 3D TVs were able to garner any premium over regular TVs,
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Actually the way you describe it Adobe didn't lose anything - they angered the people who already didn't care to upgrade, and supported the preferences of those (businesses) who are paying them on a regular basis.
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err... are you implying that there are no alternatives in the market to 3D TVs and bent TVs? As far as I know 3D TVs have basically gone out of market[1] because no one bought them. It is actually the exact opposite of what you suggested -
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A trend rarely happens on only one side of the demand-supply axis. There is definitely a trend towards subscriptions, especially for SMBs, but enterprise and individuals as well. It's so much easier to pay a monthly or yearly fee then
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Seems like a great way to get training data for image recognition (or whatever the term that applies). Kudos google.
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That's true for every minority everywhere - for ethnic, religious and as you mentioned sexual minorities. The threat that the majority would turn the tables on you is always a future threat.
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CMake is on the rise? Anyone has an explanation for that? Edit: I mean it's an old build system for C. Is there some new developments that would cause it to rise in popularity?
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"Rust and Kotlin are also on the rise, both of which find built-in audiences in JavaScript and Java, respectively." Is this a typo? Why is rust drawing an audience from javascript programmers? I would imagine c and c++ to have mor

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