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by RegW 12y ago
> Realistically, however, it will be too much hassle for readers to shell out money every time, and too much hassle for publishers to manage all those micropayments. So there might be a valid business model for a middleman True, but ther
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by RegW 12y ago
It would be faster, but this would still cause the compiler to open and start parsing the file unnecessarily (possibly multiple times from multiple included files). Another approach would be to have a pragma that means: "just don'
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by RegW 12y ago
Hmm, so I guess their stats are likely to be skewed. Being based on the choices of those that don't know or care how the web works.
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by RegW 13y ago
Freaky. So ... Dogbert quit and went to work at Amazon?
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by RegW 13y ago
Does Mr McGeehan's move signal a move by FB into currency exchange? Just imagine what FB would know: when and where you were born; who you are related to; who you know; where you shop; what you buy; how much you paid and how much money
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by RegW 13y ago
Due to less than reliable content of my profile, I sometimes get connect requests from people I have never had anything to do with. It would be rude not to accept. P.S. Then of course they get an amusing email every time I update my Headlin
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by RegW 13y ago
Yes. Endorsing your friends for the most bizarre thing you can think of, is always great fun. Never accept an endorsement for anything boring like work.
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by RegW 13y ago
It's a doddle. You just have to install Cygwin and do it in bash. http://cygwin.com/
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by RegW 13y ago
By "break", I assume he toilet or coffee. So I assume he means code that he hasn't checked in yet, but might do when he gets back if he can't remember what was doing and it compiles. Personally, I like to check in broken
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by RegW 13y ago
"The company itself will be based in Switzerland due to that country's strict privacy rules." http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/01/15/encrypted_blackphone...
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by RegW 13y ago
Yes, that may be so, but perhaps (in some cases) it is because they feel legally obliged to: "This repository is published in order to share code and information and is not intended to be used directly outside of Twitter. We provide no
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by RegW 13y ago
Goodbye World!
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by RegW 13y ago
Just tried it in Thunderbird with a gmail account, it doesn't render the contents of the iframe unless you click the "Show remote content" button. Interestingly, will then display images if that is in the src attribute but st