Yaa101

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by Yaa101 14y ago
No, it's the proof that ALL the bigger American companies are forced to cooperate with the authorities, sometime by carot and sometimes by stick. This is also valid for ALL bigger companies in ALL countries of the world. Besides, why are yo
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by Yaa101 14y ago
I wonder who has paid for that, In the US there is no thing as objective fact, only paid fact. Not to bash the US, it's just the rules of the game there, nobody in the US is to be trusted with things like opinion.
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by Yaa101 14y ago
That millionair better be careful for those that oppose knowledge or those that want certain knowledge not available to some. The burning of 1.0 was not an accident, now was it?
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by Yaa101 14y ago
Ideal is a debit payment system brought by the dutch banks, most online payment handlers the service dutch clients offer to handle that system too.
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by Yaa101 14y ago
Ogone is reliable and non puritan, they operate from Belgium. Buckaroo is a dutch online payment system. Further, the rules in Europe for selling stuff is not that diverse, for instance you need to collect VAT and pay that to your countries
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by Yaa101 14y ago
For me it has been Farcebook all along, I want nothing to do with these phenomenons, all it generates is meritless gosip by extroverts.
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by Yaa101 14y ago
Computer says no...
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by Yaa101 15y ago
This is how great empires come to a standstil, entitlement junkies!!
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by Yaa101 15y ago
This is just one of the symptoms of a country that is paralyzed by it's continuing corruption. You are part of the solution, good luck to you and your generation with trying to get rid of some of that corruption. (not meant cynical)
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by Yaa101 15y ago
The concept of Assembly language is not that hard, provided one starts with simpler processors, simple said it's mapping processor codes to 3 letter instructions. Processors nowadays are way more complicated than the ones of yesteryear, my
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by Yaa101 15y ago
People have levels of both introversion and extroversion, most people have a balance between the 2, some people are extreme one way of the spectrum but can't be full one way. The exact balance within yourself is hard to measure but probably
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by Yaa101 15y ago
FF4 is rock solid too on x64, under Linux that is. Not sure about Chromium though, I have it but hardly use it.
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by Yaa101 16y ago
As far as I know it works like this: The majority went obese and died out, A small group that did not went obese took over genetically.
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by Yaa101 16y ago
Just use PHP-FPM instead, it's easier and scales better. I run PHP, Django/Python and Perl without a problem at a single domain. NGINX allows to run almost anything as long as you are able to attach the socket of what you want to output tow
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by Yaa101 16y ago
At least make sure you have a fairly modern machine (dedicated, not shared) of round 2GHz, a 100MHz link to the net instead of 10MHz and have Nginx/php-fpm instead of Apache webserver installed. This should take you a long way to your minim
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by Yaa101 16y ago
gedit supports edit over anything that gnome vfs has to offer, in my case it means ftp, ssh, samba and webdav. I like gedit it's minimalism without being crippled, there are some plugins to offer extra functionality.
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by Yaa101 16y ago
I wonder what mr. Elop has been smoking...
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by Yaa101 16y ago
IDE's are handy if you do not know how to setup your local testing environment, however, it is not hard to setup that local testing environment, there are several options online to have an installer do all the work of installing a webserver
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by Yaa101 16y ago
Haven't we seen this recently from Goldman Sachs? This tells me that Goldman Sachs is going to hedge the stupid foreigners with their US clients... Again. Like they hedged the stupid poor homeowners. I would stay far away from these creeps
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by Yaa101 16y ago
When you listen closely to what he says all the time, one has to conclude that this man is one of the most violent aggressive people around, violence is mostly not physical but rhetoric.
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by Yaa101 16y ago
You call that user a product!
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by Yaa101 16y ago
It's Hedley... ;-)
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by Yaa101 16y ago
I do not agree with that, but that is my opinion. The reason for my opinion is that I find Reddit more and more political, mainstream (nitwits are more and more starting to come up there) and dumbing down (less links to interesting articles
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by Yaa101 16y ago
OSX and Intel processors...
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by Yaa101 16y ago
No, you have, you don't ask me to not share my opinion but you tell me as if I am your employee or your kid, I am neither. I know you try to mitigate damage to the bad name IE is posing to itself by not playing the standards out there, you
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by Yaa101 16y ago
Why? Because one player does not want to play along? If I design something in Firefox then I am able to test in most other browsers like Opera, Safari, Chromium (Chrome) at nearly the end of my production and the correction would be in a ma
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by Yaa101 16y ago
Because the costs are way out of proportion to accomodate that single piece of #%@$%#, besides how would you like it when almost finished with your work that some boss's interpretation of your work is way of bounce causing you to have to do
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by Yaa101 16y ago
If there were only 4 of them they would have been dead by now, next time you need at least 50 of them to make any newsworthy and thus commercial interest. By the way, all capitalism en all socialism is both bad, healthy societies are a mixt
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by Yaa101 16y ago
The hosted market is not failing, it's just that these socalled technical inept people have an entitlement problem. The options in our society are very easy, either one does it him/her self or one pays another person a fair fee.
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by Yaa101 16y ago
Of course it affects the stock market but apart from agriculture it's mutably connected with all sorts of other factors like world news, how traders feel and so on. Due to that it's not accurate measurable even when you find parts of the we

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