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by RobAley 12y ago
Bear in mind that, if that really happens, it is a much, much less frequent occurrence than people being aided by the dropped kerbs and not stumbling/falling with pushchairs, wheelchairs or unsteady feet when mounting full height curbs
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by RobAley 12y ago
I'm going to guess that you got downvoted as people felt your comment didn't add anything to the discussion, which is the prescribed use for downvotes. The article already explained the rational for adding it and that it wasn&#x27
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by RobAley 12y ago
Not many I would think. For compatibility with existing caches, you could do something like add an extra parameter to the URL with a hash of the message body. In the case of e.g. an image or music file given elsewhere in this thread, the ca
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by RobAley 12y ago
It's absolutely the opposite. We need not to be supportive. The industry has demonstrated time and time again it is more than happy with the status quo, and the only reason it's even gone as far as Spotify and co is that people vo
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by RobAley 12y ago
> It's an accurate definition. Let's google "whore definition" : > noun, derogatory, a prostitute. She's not a prostitute (you can google that definition too), so it's not an accurate definition. And, as
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by RobAley 12y ago
Choosing to brand someone who is comfortable with publicly displaying their sexuality as a whore (however they choose to spell the sentence) shows either a low intellect, a meanness of spirit or simply someone who rushes to draw conclusions
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Light bedrooms 'link to obesity'(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by RobAley 12y ago|0 comments
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by RobAley 12y ago
At a guess because you don't use apache, you don't have .htaccess / conf permissions, you are going to distribute your script and can't rely on the above, your router uses database or other external sources, you want to
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by RobAley 12y ago
Because we are a (generally) well educated, grown-up, empathetic community who realise that hacking/start-ups are great, but not the be-all and end-all of life, and that some things are important to stand up for/against even when
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by RobAley 12y ago
And laws be damned, it's often employee moral that takes a hit when employers snoop without consent, and that can be just as costly (if not more so) than a court case in many companies.
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by RobAley 12y ago
He implied that was the job of the popcorn time team, it's unlikely that they could or would be able to implement or influence renumeration (beyond the influence of producing the popcorn time platform). It's also not clear that al
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by RobAley 12y ago
There are many more economic models than pay-at-the-point-of-use, so its not clear at all that the project would fail.
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by RobAley 12y ago
"Morality" is self-defined. No doubt they have their interpretation of morality on their side.
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Microsoft must release email data held on Foreign server (m.bbc.co.uk)
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by RobAley 12y ago
For those that don't get the implied reference in the second scenario, I believe it is a (fairly accurate) reference to Dropbox/Rice.
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by RobAley 13y ago
Simply add an additional S/U bend to the overflow. Less likely to get clogged as the overflow is hopefully rarely used.
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'Hacked' Drone Plummets And Injures Athlete(news.sky.com)
1 points by RobAley 13y ago|1 comments
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Mozilla boss Brendan Eich resigns after gay marriage storm(m.bbc.co.uk)
1 points by RobAley 13y ago|1 comments
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by RobAley 13y ago
It's absolute rubbish. Most heating systems installed in the last 20 years or so have required them due to assorted building/env regs, and they were quite common place before that. Some low quality housing stock with old systems w
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OKCupid seeks to block Mozilla Firefox over gay rights(m.bbc.co.uk)
1 points by RobAley 13y ago|0 comments
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by RobAley 13y ago
Both. It lets them know when they are likely to get pregnant, and when they're aren't. They can use that information to choose when to have unprotected sex (or protected) depending on what they want to happen.
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by RobAley 13y ago
Well I found it quite useful. I've been doing small updates to my book [1], (mainly adding additional links, small examples and tidying text) since it launched late last year. I'm currently working on a larger update (adding a new
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by RobAley 13y ago
I refer you to http://www.phpbeyondtheweb.com
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by RobAley 13y ago
As an author on Leanpub ( http://www.leanpub.com/php ) and one who's book has made it onto at least one torrent tracker site, I can say that if your book is worth pirating, it will be, and by trying to protect it with DR
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by RobAley 13y ago
Because it's fashionable on HN to hate on PHP and find holes where possible. The trouble is, as this poster found out, it helps to know what you're talking about before you criticise something!
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by RobAley 13y ago
Just for clarification, in England we have "Guilty" and "Not Guilty", there is no "innocent" here. The closest to an "innocent" verdict is probably the dismissal of charges by a judge.
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by RobAley 13y ago
> PHP is great for doing quick and dirty dynamic web pages. And a lot more besides (subtle plug for http://www.phpbeyondtheweb.com ) > So what if it doesn't scale out to a million line program I've seen more that
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by RobAley 13y ago
Nope, the beginning of one. Life is never black and white like that.
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UK Police crackdown on pirate site ads "led users to ... malware"(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by RobAley 13y ago|0 comments
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HP Will Replace Verizon in Hosting HealthCare.gov Website(online.wsj.com)
2 points by RobAley 13y ago|0 comments

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