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Tangaroa
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Probably not, and you will be doing so many string manipulations that it might not be worth trying. There are a few libraries for getting CGI parameters, but that's all I'm aware of. If your reason for wanting to code in C is for performanc
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Tangaroa
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Perhaps "technical" and "pragmatic" are the wrong terms to use, and the conflict is about being detail-oriented versus focusing on the broader scope.
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I recommend taking the job if the company has any senior developers that you can learn from. You will learn as much from working with them and producing code as you will from school, and after a year you should have saved up enough to make
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Tangaroa
15y ago
It might help to define "better". Are you most concerned with virus detection, system performance, or adware and bloatedness?
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Apparently they just ask the registrar. Here is a blog post about it. http://blog.dominicsayers.com/2011/02/11/uk-police-can-turn-...
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Tool around Huffington Post, Daily Kos, and CiF and you'll run into plenty of people who go well beyond that into deflecting any criticism of Iran, denying that there is any possibility that Iran might be developing a nuclear weapon rather
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Why is it so hard to find entry-level work? Why are there far more openings for senior developers and project managers than for second-tier coders, and very few openings anywhere for a first-tier coder with no experience?
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15y ago
At minimum wage or slightly above, you would need to work about 60 hours a week to get by. You should make it a priority to find roommates to split costs. California community colleges charge upwards of $500 a unit for out-of-state students
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It's the same fallacious argument that they could not possibly have rolled out the same improvements if they named it Firefox 4.10 instead of implying that they are rewriting the the whole product from scratch every two weeks.
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Yes, it would be illegal if you were to ever do something like that ;)
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Any copying of a work under copyright is a crime unless there is an exemption in law. It's deny by default. Google and Amazon probably pay license fees to the RIAA. MP3.com was shut down for making unlicensed copies of songs that the users
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"Say I've legally purchased an MP3 from Amazon and I decide to use my UberUpload to host the file so I can access it from any device." You would be committing copyright infringement at that point. The rest is irrelevant.
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The idea of corporations being people goes back to Rome when someone decided that the laws regarding disputes between persons could be applied to an organization as well. Corpus == body, the body of people being treated as a person in consi
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Another worst practice is referring to JSON as the "REST file format" as ESRI's products did two years ago when I last worked with them.
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Direct link to the pastebin: http://pastebin.com/c2uH1Byj I think this is a copycat or a hanger-on. The rhetoric doesn't seem as aggressive and self-important as the summer's lulzsec messages. It's gone from being like "We have proven yo
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Having academically experienced parents is different enough from the status quo to merit mention. People who could hold a discussion on "Archimedes, Galileo, da Vinci, Faraday, Newton, Maxwell, Tesla, Pasteur, and Darwin" are rare. It's cli
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I think you were voted down for providing facts and logic to support your disagreement with a fanatic.
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This is a lie. The "acts carried out by the Israeli army in Gaza" involved telephoning people ahead of airstrikes and using dummy munitions to get civilians out of an area before attacking enemy army facilities. This is the opposite of inte
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Nelson Mandela was a terrorist. He bombed stuff. He is considered a hero today by that same democratic world because he had a change of heart while he was in jail and decided that terrorism was the wrong way to change society, and he work
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Long War Journal http://www.longwarjournal.org/ Small Wars Journal http://smallwarsjournal.com/jrnl/recent World Socialist Web Site http://www.wsws.org/ Inter-Press Service http://ipsnews.net/ Think tanks: The Hudson Institute lean
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Show us an example of a Canvas or WebGL animation using only HTML5, with no Javascript or anything other than HTML markup.
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It was not covered in my discrete math course.
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Drugs and guns. Everything that has ever been banned by decree was once a free tool. The types of chemistry sets popular in the mid-20th century have been banned for being too dangerous to children. The democratically-elected governments of
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It looks like the joint UK/US investigation has run out of leads and is going after the bloggers' computers in the hopes that the hacker had some communication with them. Or the police might have evidence that we won't hear about until tria
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htmlspecialchars() is for html sanitation. For the sql in insert.php you will want mysql_real_escape_string(). insert.php writes to the database. You may want to wrap that inside some kind of session checking so that only logged-in users ar
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Unfortunately, that's easier said than done for people who can't afford hosting fees or who don't understand how everything works and would not know where to start working on something like that. People go to the free services because they'
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If Google did not collect and sell its users' personal information, they would not have to worry about a law saying they can't do that to kids.
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Once you understand the basics of HTML and CSS syntax, I recommend reading the CSS box model specification. It will tell you exactly how layout is supposed to work, and you will be able to understand the various tutorials as derivatives of
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Since others are handling the arguments over technical and stylistic aspects, I will comment on another problem with the Facebook dedesign: Pokemon was not yet popular in 1997. The anime scene was all about Ranma, Slayers, Evangelion, Techn
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PHP was on the right side of history in history, in the 1990s when it was a new product. Today? It has a lot of competition and is dropping in popularity, although it is still good enough for many purposes. PHP is open source so it will be
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