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by Pheter 16y ago
"They didn't even say that they wouldn't return the phone if they didn't get an official confirmation." That is a ridiculous statement. It is clearly implied. Furthermore, 'do as we say and you can have your property back' IS coercion. They
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by Pheter 16y ago
I havent tried the app so I'm not entirely familiar with how it works, but surely right clicking on the folder and coping will copy a link to that folder. If however, you right click on one of the files within that folder and select 'copy u
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by Pheter 16y ago
I don't use JS, but in PHP you can add a comma after the last item, which I usually do, and therefore I don't have the problems that you encountered. Of course, I believe that people should do what works best for them, and if you find comma
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by Pheter 16y ago
"Note how the errors pop out in the comma-first style." So what? Any decent IDE will highlight this error for you anyway.
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by Pheter 16y ago
Automatically copying the URL to the clipboard could irritate some users. They may be using the clipboard for something else. A couple of alternatives: * Right click on an item in the list and have an option to 'Copy URL'? * Hover over an i
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by Pheter 16y ago
I specifically prefaced my comment by saying "regardless of the whole Apple/Flash issue". However, i'll bite. Why would I be gullible for believing that HTML 5 (and by extention, the APIs such as canvas and offline storage) is newer than Fl
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by Pheter 16y ago
Exactly, and if support for flash dwindles, then developers will move to other platforms that "most people can experience well".
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by Pheter 16y ago
Regardless of the whole Apple/Flash issue: Refusing to support older technologies helps encourage people to start using the newer technologies. If everyone dropped support for flash (obviously this wouldn't actually happen) then developers
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by Pheter 16y ago
I find it much more comfortable to use Google now that the results are nearer the middle of the page. I feel my eyes moving slightly to the left, but I recon that this is just an artifact of using the old Google for many years. Only time wi
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by Pheter 16y ago
Sure, paying for an internet connection means that they are willing to pay for access to media, but that could be because there is no alternative. If there was a way to 'pirate' an internet connection then what's to say they wouldn't do tha
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by Pheter 16y ago
Not from a legal perspective.
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by Pheter 16y ago
How about this: Don't use Facebook if it scares the shit out of you.
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by Pheter 17y ago
That wouldn't work very well because it may add scrolling to your page when it isn't necessary.
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by Pheter 17y ago
I'm proud of the joke I got my brother to fall for. I redirected all traffic from his computer to this page: http://i.imgur.com/IUSuQ.png
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by Pheter 17y ago
"So, keep calling for online APIs. But ask for downloadable datasets too." It is not a case of one or the other. APIs are useful, but so are datasets. Why not provide both?
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by Pheter 17y ago
That hadn't occured to me. On a large scale operation like producing Coke wouldn't these costs be quickly diluted by the large volume of containers that they are producing? Or do Coca-Cola contract many smaller companies that would have to
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by Pheter 17y ago
I'm not entirely certain what manufacturing process is used to make Coke bottles but if they use blow moulding, which is very common, then it is simply a case of making a different shaped mould. I don't see why that would require any more e