SenorWilson

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   by SenorWilson 13y ago

   Probably the fact you're using google, facebook, and twitter. All 3 will store some information... Nice name for your session cookie btw :)
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   by SenorWilson 14y ago

   Here's a possible answers: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/06/09/apple_maiden_data_ce... Possibly giving HP some money :)
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   by SenorWilson 14y ago

   I don't really think it is possible to say one is better than another without a specific application in mind. Probably just chose whatever one they wanted at the time.
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   by SenorWilson 14y ago

   I find lowering the brightness on my monitor 10x better than f.lux.
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   by SenorWilson 14y ago

   Are you some kind of genius?
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   by SenorWilson 14y ago

   Without it there would be lots of comments that questioned the reason for early termination.
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   by SenorWilson 14y ago

   I thought it was weird at first too, but after learning Objective-c I can say that it is beautiful.
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   by SenorWilson 14y ago

   You could probably install backtrack on a Pi, although it may require some tweaking if no one has created an install already.
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   by SenorWilson 14y ago

   Building web frameworks is all the rage.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    Haha yeah, I was too. I had to keep reading to find out; maybe that was the point.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    Any one else annoyed by the menu bars that follow you around? I've noticed this trend and they just distract me from the article at hand...
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    Basically prove/disprove a p-np problem can be solved(in polynomial time) then you've proved it for the rest of the p-np problems.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    I'm sure they were able to crack the encryption method before Microsoft started using it.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    I'm not sure what's up with all the hate for reverse hungarian notation, but I personally think it is helpful when writing C/C++.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    http://www.reactiongifs.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/hSbE0...
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    Look, I made a cat http://i.imgur.com/KK9fk.png
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    Ugh... This article was hard to read.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    They're technically using it for it's purpose, or they can claim they are even if they have a different motive. Stackoverflow allows links in comments and posts and this could be abused.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    JavaScript is useful for some things; it can be used for all things, but that doesn't mean it should be.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    If I were an employer these would make me laugh and annoy me.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    The same way they do now. They'll do a bust every couple of months to keep their directors happy.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    They do if you refresh the page, but doing something like this is a nightmare because it floods your browsing history with useless junk. This should be changed immediately.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    The older iMacs looked great. At least in my opinion, thinner doesn't make them look better. Not worse either... just different.
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    This is interesting, but I have no idea why they're spending money making a desktop thinner. Using the old thickness(which was fine) and todays technology could produce a better computer. Why do people want thin desktops(or why does Apple?)
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    by SenorWilson 14y ago

    > The author mentions how he thinks representing all strings as linked lists is the 'right thing to do I think the author just likes that the runtime for string concatenation is fast; not sure why he ignores the fact that you'd need t