MAGZine

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by MAGZine 12y ago
same reason/s you might hold the door open for someone behind you.
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by MAGZine 12y ago
breaking problems down into smaller and smaller pieces, I think, is a challenging skill to master, and people struggle differently with it (from "not at all," to "immensely.") If you break a problem down far enough, even
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by MAGZine 12y ago
These enforceable, bright-line rules will ban paid prioritization, and the blocking and throttling of lawful content and services of 'lawful content and services'. I don't mean to ruin a good thing, but is it implie
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by MAGZine 12y ago
Our Incredible Journey claims another. Interesting though, Dropbox appears to be on a buying spree. They just claimed Cloudon last week, now this.
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by MAGZine 12y ago
nobody is stopping you from using it, i think the argument being made isn't that "they had it first," but that a lot of materials are going to conflict with the already-established PHP Composer, and that it presents a possibl
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by MAGZine 12y ago
In the town I live, the speed limit is 40 km/h unless otherwise posted . i.e., you'll never see a 40 sign, because that's implied!
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by MAGZine 12y ago
BUilding on this, I saw the Hobbit the first time in 48, and the second time in 24fps. The panning around at the beginning of the movie was HORRIBLE in 24fps. Visually displeasing. The HFR effect disappeared for me after a few minutes and I
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by MAGZine 12y ago
It's also worth noting that he inherited a hundred years of other president's failure and successes. Pinning the upward or downward movement of such a sweeping figure onto one person is the definition of disingenuous. e: not to me
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by MAGZine 12y ago
It's a win/lose for privacy in Canada. Obviously, giving officers the ability to search phones without a warrant is a bit troubling. However, the Supreme Court has made it abundantly clear that phones without pass-codes still cont
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by MAGZine 12y ago
I used to have much disgust for hungarian notation. When I worked on my first big C++ codebase though, hungarian notation was standard, and I have to say, it made the code more readable. using 's' for static, 'm' for mem
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by MAGZine 12y ago
Is it just me, or does "being a citizen," feel increasingly archaic as time goes on? The idea is still deeply embedded in society and government, and passports still speak volumes (insofar that they're valued differently), bu
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by MAGZine 12y ago
I don't agree with the author's premise wrt to usernames. Often, you will login with a username , but the password recovery form will only accept an email . You might be able to correlate these two if you have a lot of data from
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by MAGZine 12y ago
Did you even read the article? We shouldn't demand it because of privacy concerns. Same reason we don't have phone companies screen all of our phonecalls. Because we're not guilty until proven innocent. Besides, then things l
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by MAGZine 12y ago
I don't think an application written in PHP makes it inherently insecure. Maybe if you're talking about some 2004-style PHP with magicquotes and register globals enabled, but not in 2014 with a modern stack/framework. You cou
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by MAGZine 12y ago
This is so wrong. An ISP is not meant to interject information into a client's request, build profiles of their subscribers, help "provide targeted content," or any such activity. Apparently ISPs are making so little money by
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by MAGZine 12y ago
JSCS is quite good. Also, I use the jsdoc plugin to validate and make sure the jsdoc comments are up-to date.
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by MAGZine 12y ago
Interesting. These seem to strike a balance between Apple's decidedly glosss-but-normal-shaped emoji and Google's flat-but-ghost-shaped emoji. I'd say that we really need an open emoji standard, but we all know how that goes.
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by MAGZine 12y ago
Yeah, you can get the webkit source through the webkit repo. however, since it's under lgpl, any source you write that uses webkit must also be shared. this is why some of EA's code is published: http://gpl.ea.com/
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by MAGZine 12y ago
pay their taxes, for one.
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by MAGZine 12y ago
The nexus 5 will continue to be produced. It was a part of their Nexus 6/9/Player landing page this morning, and it was showing running android L. They're introducing this to appeal to a broader market. Also, Nexus phones mor
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by MAGZine 12y ago
This was really weird. TheVerge actually spoiled the launch of this last night. I was searching around and Google cached a Verge news story about this thing. However, the story was taken down and education.github.com/pack was a blank p
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by MAGZine 12y ago
Kelly McGonigal, cited in the article, actually did a TED talk[0] on managing stress. I watched it last year during finals and found it gave me some extra techniques for dealing with stress. A good watch, to be certain. [0] http:/&#x2
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by MAGZine 12y ago
and if you're neither rich nor poor, you end up being one of the poor saps with a couple hundred thousand in student loans.
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by MAGZine 12y ago
This is really cool. Are you planning to support closed repos?
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by MAGZine 12y ago
if you were interested in adding salt and water (the by products of a neutralization reaction) to the drink, then yes.
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by MAGZine 12y ago
8.8.8.8 Job please 8-)
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by MAGZine 12y ago
This is more akin to bit.ly shutting down imo. Yes, we "survive," but that's a pretty lame measurement of the impact. URL shorteners leave a bevy of broken links everywhere, linking to content that is now lost somewhere on th
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by MAGZine 12y ago
I can't help but wonder if we'll see USB condoms that help to protect against spying through EM/power draw changes, i.e. to spy on decryption activities.
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by MAGZine 12y ago
The universe's end game is to expand forever until it's eventual heat-death. As far as science is aware, anyhow.
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by MAGZine 12y ago
Maybe find a co that you like, and if they can't offer you the 200k+, bargain on extra vacation. And then use your vacation to get out. I find I sometimes fall into a lull if I don't balance constant tech out with other things.

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