MindTwister

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   by MindTwister 12y ago

   I understand this is a slightly contrived example, but if you work against the system, usually the system will work against you. I think the problem here stems from improper use of version control. It basically sums up to not trusting the v
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   by MindTwister 12y ago

   Does anyone have similar experiences with Google?
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   by MindTwister 12y ago

   This is why we need regulation and rules: “They started jumping for it,” he said. “I started taunting them, bringing it down and then taking it up. They wouldn’t leave until their mom dragged them away.” If he was flying a Phanto
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   by MindTwister 12y ago

   I'll bite... Depending on the drug you can * Become unpredictable and therefore dangerous to your surroundings * Become aggressive and/or violent * Decreased cognitive abilities can make you susceptible to bad decisions * Slurred
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   Parrot Minidrones(parrot.com)

   2 points by MindTwister 12y ago|0 comments
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   IN/MSX: Running 4 Copies of an Operating System at Once (2008)(jeff-barr.com)

   65 points by MindTwister 12y ago|13 comments
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   by MindTwister 13y ago

   I'm actually more intrigued by this part "an encryption methodology that I suspect the NSA can probably defeat anyway." If the premise is "I don't need security, because the most powerful intelligence agenc
8. 68.▲
   by MindTwister 13y ago

   ...but, why would you need it? Once your path gets longer, aren't your essentially just stuffing your file name with metadata which should belong in the file in the first place?
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   How do I deal with a compromised server?(serverfault.com)

   2 points by MindTwister 13y ago|0 comments
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    That was actually fixed in 5.4: http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.array.php You can now write $numbers = [1,2,3]; Or even $numbers = ['first' => 1, 'second', => 2, &#
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    Computer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_computer
12. 72.▲
    by MindTwister 13y ago

    Well, he is a student...
13. 73.▲
    by MindTwister 13y ago

    I believe Intel platforms is supposed to be understood as x86 chips. If you look at the samples they specify /AMD64 for 64 bit and /386 for 32bit.
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    We have been using a variant of this using websockets at work for about a year.
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    Okay, thats pretty neat, but whats with the auto translation? Vælg easing for at se beskrivelsen sammen med en Bezier kurve. div { -webkit-transition: all 600ms easing funktionens Bezier kurve; transition: all 600ms
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    Is The Free Lunch Over(programmers.stackexchange.com)

    1 points by MindTwister 13y ago|0 comments
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    How to use Go and FastCGI(dav-muz.net)

    1 points by MindTwister 13y ago|0 comments
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    I can now conclude that I didn't loose my phone last Saturday... it was stolen. Last seen speeding towards a part of the city with a bad reputation.
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    Ah, got it. I thought it was way more sinister than that. On a side note, does any programming languages force you to use the return value of every function call?
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    Could you expand on this? I'm not sure I follow.
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    That's what "cursor:pointer" is for which is active for all of theese.
22. 82.▲
    by MindTwister 13y ago

    Saves me the trouble ^^ I actually think i got the inspiration for mine from that post.
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    So far, copy the binary to the server, add it as a service in upstart, and start the service. When updating the application, copy the binary to the server and restart the service.
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    The author is part of the team that runs https://www.sharefest.me/
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    If RAM is cheap, why don't we load everything to RAM and run it from there?(superuser.com)

    2 points by MindTwister 13y ago|0 comments
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    To expand on pudquick's question. Does anyone know if 3g, 4g, CDMA or any of the other standards are just as suspectible to this?
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    I meant generators, as in yield
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    I hadn't spotted the iterators earlier, interesting.
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    Rich programmer food (2007)(steve-yegge.blogspot.dk)

    2 points by MindTwister 13y ago|0 comments
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    by MindTwister 13y ago

    The question was whether or not it refreshed the browser without user interaction . Resizing is an interaction