RegEx

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   by RegEx 15y ago

   Right now, I want to make good grades. Later in life, I want to be a great husband/father. Throughout all this, I want to use programming to make some people's lives easier/better (and be good enough at it to financially support my family).
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   I tend to click sing365.com links in the search results if I see them. They have a section for user comments which I like to browse. They also manage to load the page up with ads without bothering me. Their bright red "GET A RINGTONE!" text
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   I bet there are many undergrads who would like to end up between WordPress "gluer" and JIT programming language author. (Personally, the thought of computer research seems extremely boring, so I'll let someone else have that fun). For thes
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   I know of an example. In East Texas, a local "Who's who" type of magazine completely dominates the slowly failing local newspaper, and it only runs once a month. All the content is unique to the region, and the people here love it (enabling
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   I rarely complain about design, but the drastic color changes between the sections and the large capital letters actually gave me a slight headache.
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   Social media gurus preach brand awareness and engagement, but the truth is most people care more about the actions of a common squirrel than you. http://twitter.com/#!/common_squirrel
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   Some good advice in this article. The most valuable thing I've picked up as a young programmer is the importance of finding your own learning style. Some people read books, some watch podcasts, some can just read the documentation and go. I
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   I'm trying to understand your point of view, but I'm a bit confused about something (I'm probably just completely misunderstanding it). In the context of select boxes, it seems like the only advantage of mouse-down activation vs mouse-up is
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   by RegEx 15y ago

   I always assumed that court rulings were cryptic and overloaded with legal jargon, so I never attempted to read them. However, the ruling provided was very easy to read and just as informative as the article. (Link to the ruling: http://ww
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    by RegEx 15y ago

    Could someone explain what "result |= x ^ y" does? Better yet, can someone point me to a search engine that lets me search for symbols? http://www.google.com/search?q=python+|%3D