Kequc

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by Kequc 12y ago
Learn Nodejs/Meteor then join the product and help contribute relational database support. Please. Nodejs and persistent connection is a hugely important technology by my estimation which will become popular. Meteor is interesting beca
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by Kequc 12y ago
The only yahoo properties that I'm aware of that I use are groups and mail, both of which are a buggy mess. When I started noticing the "Upgrade to firefox" spam I cringed a little bit inside at how far firefox has fallen. I&
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by Kequc 12y ago
Sorry. I was mistaken it didn't go open source, the proxybay was literally proxies to the main site and now all of them are down. You can in fact download a copy of every torrent and magnet link, then build your own site that searches
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In the last 8 years the pirate bay hasn't changed? It went open source and embraced magnet links entirely. Making it so that almost nothing was being hosted on the server itself. You can download the entire pirate bay in 90MB to put on
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It's a story about american airports it is to be expected. You should probably give your nose hairs a good trim someone might think you're going to pluck the longest one out and strangle the country to death.
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Is this sarcasm? The purpose of Nocaptcha was to alleviate pain for users, as this blog says nothing else has changed. In fact Google said it would fall back to normal captcha when necessary we already knew that.
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The phrase "like it or not" can be applied before anything and sounds unnecessarily dickish. Like it or not some of us think deliberate design goes a lot further than accidental design. Like it or not airplanes use a lot of fuel w
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I'm certain this is an unpopular opinion I see Minecraft as an incredibly buggy mess. Not for it being unfun, because it is, a lot of fun but for years this game has been plagued with a litany of problems. [Edit: Maybe it isn't an
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by Kequc 12y ago
In Chrome on OS X I find myself clicking to place a zone then having to wait, then move my mouse a tiny bit before the zone would appear. If I started moving the mouse too much after clicking it gets put in the wrong place and if I don&#x27
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It used to be there were two variables one that was uncertain to the machine and the other that was known. The known variable was used to ensure you weren't making up your answer. But for at least a couple of months now I haven't
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A great deal of people don't see what can be distilled down to pure logic and math as being a valid form of art. They believe there is something beyond the physical world which art can reach out and touch. They are incorrect and most w
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The phone wasn't ringing off the hook to carry that assumption further the phone was ringing off the hook when it was free.
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I'm always brought back to the time I decided to literally sell everything I had and leave the country. A few weeks before leaving I listed each item I had for extremely reasonable prices. A $400 couch for $200, table for $20, beautifu
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by Kequc 12y ago
Google Chrome is the only browser running Google's own V8, a very bleeding edge piece of technology. Google is working on things like browser-based material design and persistent connections. Things which Inbox uses. Providing backward
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One should try towards having laws that aren't dangerous for society, then we'll talk about the implications of Google having access to information people give them.
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If you have two applications making use of the same database, then build a shared ORM layer and have the applications interact with that. Modern applications do not interact with the database directly there is an ORM. Separate that out and
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That stuff is handled at the application level a data store should just be there to store and retrieve data, I think databases used to need to do a lot more than they do now. I thought Postgres required one to include a module in order to g
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by Kequc 12y ago
Well then it's just a matter of taste, I like the nintendo-esque bright colours. If there is a bright green button, a bright blue button and a bright red button I feel what those buttons do before I even read them.
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It has a lot of features that aren't needed in modern application development. I just need indexible columns. Arrays were added later so you have to include a module, I mean maybe it's just a feeling but it all feels dated. More i
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by Kequc 12y ago
I don't think minimalism is going to be a trend. There are plenty of reasons why bevels, overuse of gradients, drop shadows and on and on turns users off. Though you might be used to something different flat design is easy on the eyes.
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Looks great, really. I'm pretty tired of Postgresql all I want is a simple modern data store that can handle arrays and blobs. Relationships and data validation is all handled at the application level for me. I'm very interested t
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by Kequc 12y ago
I can't see any way to do it I think the solution is it's impossible.
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Hysteria surrounding the ruling is not completely warranted from what I can see. Google's own page one would use to submit such a request specifically says it isn't going to do that. https://support.google.com/lega
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"Don't use the phone so much" is good advice. I have an active social life and my Nexus 4 still lasts a day and a half when I don't plug it in. The people having trouble must be texting all day long. When I chat I use so
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Reddit has got to be one of the ugliest popular websites on the internet. And idealistic, gosh. How can you look at a toilet magazine largely being contributed to by people on their toilets and think "I bet all those people want to own
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by Kequc 12y ago
You aren't completely alone a lot of people love Ruby and it's easy to see why. But it isn't the right tool for the job when you're talking about actions on the client, this has caused tension as client side development
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I think the point being made was that the technology everything is built on, is nix. Except Microsoft technologies. If you build something for nix it can be easily ported or inserted into Android apps, OS X apps, iOS apps, linux distribut
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They're different objects. You can buy $350 watches that are 10 years old in pawn shops, the v1 Apple watch is going to be obsolete in 2 years.
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I think you're overestimating the technology which is available today. These watches, while not my taste, are an incredible feat of engineering.
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But I never leave my phone behind anywhere and the way the watches work is quite brilliant in that they interface with your phone. They do everything you can do on your phone but at a glance, that's the whole point of them. They are sm

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