ZeroComplete

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by ZeroComplete 16y ago
It would seem kind of stupid if they were smart enough to implement validation but not smart enough to limit user access to it. Of course there's no accounting for the depths of stupidity.
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by ZeroComplete 16y ago
I'm going to assume that they have a server-side validation script running and the client side code is just to prevent/explain to mistaken users and if the server-side script every activates they know that someone's being malicious.
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by ZeroComplete 16y ago
Wow, I love the blatant agenda he has there... While he does have a point the problem is that private for profits advertise based on a potential future of employment while typically ignoring the amount of work required to complete a program
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by ZeroComplete 16y ago
Agreed. I got the hell away from Digg because of its push towards being "social." While messaging isn't that big of a feature I feel that if people here want to find/contact each other they will. We're all pretty smart individuals if we wa
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by ZeroComplete 16y ago
Honestly I find his argument rather moronic. There's a long list of outdated practices that cost a ton more in productivity than double spaces and he has little hope of changing them as well. Also, I like Courier AND Terminal. NOTE: Singl
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by ZeroComplete 16y ago
I signed up for this. Having just completed the recruiting process as a senior engineering student at Cornell trying to go into some of the industries listed I call BS. I could expound for a while on this but to make it brief: 1) Undergra