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TeHCrAzY
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TeHCrAzY
16y ago
IETester also seems to use the OS's installed version of IE's script engine, and not the target browsers engine.
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It's always irritated me that ForEach isn't available on IEnumerable<T>
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16y ago
Not sure if you were being a smart ass, but it would be much more readable without any of the comments, and simply with the new lines.
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16y ago
http://www.canalys.com/pr/2010/r2010111.html http://www.prweb.com/releases/prwebThe_NPD_Group/Android_sma...
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16y ago
The title on the post is "Counterfeit Lugaru on Apple's App Store", which is slightly less inflammatory, and much more correct.
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16y ago
I wasn't aware that fair use was superseded in any way by the DMCA. Cant you explain how that works?
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16y ago
I don't see why its relevant how fast it can render templates: Wouldn't anything more than once or twice a second be sufficient for general needs? Edit: I also want to point out that the linked page above is user editable, and allows remote
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16y ago
I fall into that category: I work for a medium size company earning a fairly high wage, and simply enjoy the huge amount of knowledge that can be gained from here.
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16y ago
Do you really rewrite working and tested code just to use new or more convenient features of the language? I don't see that being a good option, nor one that most developers would take.
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16y ago
Annoying to have to dig the link out of the twitter section.
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I was under the impression that hashes were there to protect against download/disk errors, or generic viruses/trojans etc.
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16y ago
Because links are links, and you are setting the wrong expectation by changing state via one.
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16y ago
You are relying a great deal on paypal approving you. I hope you have a backup plan.
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16y ago
I doubt they are failing at spam, at least not in the common sense. My gmail account received 1000's of spam emails a week, and it's a rare for one to pass the filter, and even rarer for a genuine email to not. It most likely a much simpler
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16y ago
From a package viewpoint, generally you can use the same .net dll built on windows in mono and vice versa. There are some considerations to make when writing code for both platforms, just to ensure you won't use features not yet implemented
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16y ago
I've only noticed this past the new year. Perhaps some of the "learnt" filtering has an expiry of some sort?
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16y ago
They never said the ping pong balls had to stay as ping pong balls. I'd be thinking about filling the tires with liquid ping pong balls too, but maybe I'd be missing the spirit of the question...
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16y ago
We are also very lucky here that we don't take out student loans, and make repayments (we get HECS[1], and the repayments are automatic, like tax, once you cross a certain income threshold), so I'm guessing there wouldn't be a large enough
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16y ago
Would the opposite be easier? It might make sense to offer comparability for Windows|ARM executables on Windows|x86, so if you want to hit both platforms, you'd be doing it in ARM. I can see ARM being great for corporate desktops: .net LOB
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16y ago
Well, somewhat less time, now that you have entered it into a random page on the internet :)
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16y ago
Just use a slice service like http://codingheads.com/ . Then, if you like a design, total cost is $170, and if you don't, you're only down $15 instead.
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16y ago
It's also more difficult, and drastically more expensive than BitTorrent.
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16y ago
They have turned over the company to business people and lawyers.
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16y ago
I want to point out that I have never looked at arc the language before, and yet the snippet above is very easy to quickly understand.
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16y ago
I can't believe that a place of religious worship is created with the prime motivation to spread goodwill. It's purely to extend and expand or fortify their religion. Edit: To clarify my point further: If the aim was to spread goodwill, it
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16y ago
I think there is a caveat with IETester: It seems to use the currently installed IE's javascript engine not matter what rendering engine it uses, so testing mileage may vary.
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16y ago
Or perhaps you are attributing company culture to an under educated call center worker?
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I'm pretty sure churches are not founded to spread goodwill in a community.
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16y ago
Start eating a whole lot more ramen :) Seriously, if you can't see the utility of getting 17k in your pocket, you're probably not the target of the conference?
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16y ago
It's an aside, but I hope they were paying you a huge amount of money to restrict your activities so severely, for such a long time.
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