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   by Khao 15y ago

   I cannot find any article that talks about how exactly did bin Laden resist. Do you have any link saying that bin Laden was armed?
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   by Khao 15y ago

   Oh well, this looks to me as if they had to have an excuse to shoot him. What I find weird is how it doesn't look like this question gets asked a lot. Everyone seems to think that killing him without a trial is how we do it now, but Saddam
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   Why didn't Osama Bin Laden get a trial?

   8 points by Khao 15y ago|9 comments
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   by Khao 15y ago

   This guy has the most useful tutorials in my opinion. I've learned a lot of stuff from his videos and I believe he also offers all the source code he uses in his videos. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMWhtKjUr10
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   by Khao 16y ago

   Node is actually the real name. It is often referred to as node.js just to distinguish it from other concepts and stuff named "Node". If you go on nodejs.org, you'll see that they always refer to it as just "Node" in the About section.
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   by Khao 16y ago

   I normally use a Linux boot disk to boot in live CD and then I format my disk and use an utility that writes random bits on the drive. I can't remember how this utility is called but I think a quick google search will give a lot of results.
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   by Khao 16y ago

   I have used CloudSigma and have been very pleased with their service and the quality of their control panel interface!
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   by Khao 16y ago

   Is this for tomorrow's April Fool or is it old and I just never saw it before?
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   by Khao 16y ago

   It's still useful for gaining privileges on websites such as deleting, downvoting and editing others' post. But I have to agree with you, it doesn't make a person any better, just more active on the website.
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    by Khao 16y ago

    In your position, I'd either keep working or go back to college/university. I'd keep working only on something I'm really passionate about, and do it for fun. I wouldn't do 40-hrs a week or something stressful. I'd work on something I love
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    by Khao 16y ago

    Who would want to "fix" the pop-up problem by making the images load less quickly by going through a proxy? Also, this would affect performance for all users with every browser, not just IE (Chrome doesn't have those annoying pop-ups, inste
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    by Khao 16y ago

    In Chrome there's the CTRL+SHIFT+B shortcut that toggles the bookmark toolbar on and off. At first glance there doesn't seem to have a shortcut for that in FireFox but maybe you can configure a shortcut or a plugin exists for that?
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    by Khao 16y ago

    No it's not the same machine as I don't have any php running on my pc right now. However, I just tried the same javascript snippet in the Chrome console and it takes 179ms instead. As I said, it's a matter of optimization that is happening
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    by Khao 16y ago

    I just hosted your php script over here : http://khao.kodingen.com/test.php and it's a lot faster but still not perfect. I get about 721ms when I run it and when I run the javascript version in firebug it's a lot slower : 1188ms. I guess
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    by Khao 16y ago

    I think that since February 29th is an exception in our calendar it should ask if this event should repeat every 4 years (real 29th) or repeat every year (fallback to 28th or March 1st). I think it's common sense that setting an event to "y
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    by Khao 16y ago

    I haven't had time to test it but the first thing that pops in my head is maybe you shouldn't have a header that is a copy of facebook's. It's the kind of things that could get you in trouble, plus, the plain blue color of Facebook doesn't
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    by Khao 16y ago

    It understands a lot of words, like : measures (feet, inches, meters, millimeters, etc.) quantities (litres, gallons, millilitres, etc.) weights (pounds, kilograms, etc.) time measurements (hours, minutes, etc.) And you can calculate and c
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    by Khao 16y ago

    There is also this website available which does a great job : http://searchyc.com/
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    EBay Instant : Sell / Recycle old gadgets easily(green.ebay.com)

    3 points by Khao 16y ago|0 comments
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    by Khao 16y ago

    Just as an example, Google has stopped supported IE6 in most of its major web apps and other big names have started doing it also. If Google is doing it, I have no shame dropping IE6 support altogether and spending all the time I save on de
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    by Khao 16y ago

    Amen
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    by Khao 16y ago

    I don't think it's useful to waste time with trolls on this site. Instead of trying to find / pursue trolls, I prefer writing constructive comments. Focus on the positive side instead of fighting against the negative side, your efforts will
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    by Khao 16y ago

    I think it gave me ADD and OCD because I'm addicted to HN but I can't read everything so I just try to read stuff I find interesting but end up not really remember anything.
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    by Khao 16y ago

    My biggest mistake was uploading ASP code right onto a production server to fix an urgent bug when there were a few hundred people passing exams online. I didn't realised that changing pages would not bother but changing code in the APP_COD
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    by Khao 16y ago

    Haven't tested it personnally but SpiderOak seems suitable to your needs.
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    by Khao 16y ago

    I have 170 rep and I don't know how I've gotten that much since I rarely post on StackOverflow. It's really easy to gain rep if you participate with the best answer you can give, instead of trying to post lots of less-elaborate answers just
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    by Khao 16y ago

    I've never seen stackoverflow as a race to get the most rep possible. Reputation is just a "bonus", not a prerequisite to participate in the website. I like stackoverflow the way it is
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    by Khao 16y ago

    It's been around for a long time
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    by Khao 16y ago

    It's nice to see an example of real life security holes instead of software security holes
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    by Khao 16y ago

    Then again, if someone would go the lengths to hack into someone else's account, I think it's possible to spoof a MAC-address.