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10y ago
Try going from having bluetooth off on your phone to bluetooth being on in your car that has bluetooth capable device. It sucks. Every car I've been has trouble pairing if bluetooth wasn't on prior to me entering the car. For one
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If my company won't be making money or revenue for quite some time, what does that mean for me in terms of the IRS? Will we get penalized for NOT having revenue?
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10y ago
This is great. Just what I need. My non technical co founder and I are starting a company and I want to make it a real company before we start meeting 3 days a week.
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10y ago
I'm not sure. I ended up getting some sleep and then kind of just accepted that it might be happening. Sites would load a 1x1 pixel. It may have been my Windows machine was infected. I haven't seen this happen on my Linux machine
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I wouldn't use laravel because it seems that the guy who made it hasn't yet earned my respect as the dictator of the project. It seems backwards compatibility is a real issue for his framework. He's no torvalds. I can't
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10y ago
Very interesting you say this. I thought this was happening in my apartment after being up for a couple days. SSL connections would keep getting broken with resources loading over HTTP, I thought that I was getting MITM'd by property m
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10y ago
Did you just learn about the concept of Immutable? It's a very simple concept, it seems to be the buzzword lately, especially with JavaScript libraries.
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10y ago
I'm honestly not sure why React being more mature now would be a reason not to use Angular for a new project.
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Most likely because the best companies are there.
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It's possible that it's a security thing. I consider it a feature. `window.opener` can do things that might be considered malicious.
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10y ago
Reading this thread gives me anxiety. I had to stop.
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10y ago
You should use `>>` in order not truncate the existing file if there is one.
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10y ago
Thanks. I've been told that before. It kind of feels like I just woke up one day and knew how to program and was about to graduate from a 4 year University majoring in CS (state school). If I have kids, I want them to have many options
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10y ago
It sounds like you had a great childhood. My parents weren't really active with my academics, so that carried over with until it was time for college. Luckily I'll be a first generation college graduate in December.
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10y ago
I always was sketched out by those "X"'s on any advertisement.
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10y ago
Is that TypeScript in the examples? Haven't done JS in a while(angular), so it seems like TypeScript has become the de facto standard now.
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10y ago
Was the `nano` command a joke? I know it's a fine editor, but it seemed like sarcasm.
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10y ago
Does Microsoft document all system calls?
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10y ago
I actually enjoy setting up that kind of stuff. It is easy and kind of relaxing compared to the stress of developing software sometimes. I'm not trying to be a system admin, but setting up routine services is relaxing sometimes after a
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10y ago
I like binary protocols, I think they are interesting.
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10y ago
I thought they were going to get into the binary protocol.
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10y ago
The common pattern I've seen is to send the 64 bit integer back as a string. So it would be a "numeric string"
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10y ago
Facebook has ~2 billion users, and if they use 64 bit primary keys, theres no way they will reach that number (2^63) - 1
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10y ago
atom has become my default GUI editor.
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10y ago
Have you considered switching operating systems if you're the least bit concerned about malware?
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10y ago
Be more specific, I know there are things like Canvas Fingerprinting. I'm not sure I can appreciate your claims without you citing specific examples.
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I'm really not surprised. I assume every website does this. On my Linux laptop, I run NoScript, and I've got Firefox configured to clear EVERYTHING when I close my browser. I don't run Flash or any other plugins. I haven'
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10y ago
And Hanlon's razor would agree with you.
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10y ago
Do you think they will start showing advertisements on the Windows 10? Like if you're in settings and a banner ad pops up.
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10y ago
The reason for a separate mobile site is that we can transfer less data over the wire. mobile sites typically aren't as feature filled as the desktop sites.
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