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10y ago
This is great. I'm not really a windows guy, but I really like C#, and Linux.
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I think it is great that you are into this kind of stuff. I am as well, as I find it one of the most interesting things to do. "The AST" is subjective, however. We know it is a tree data structure, but most compilers implemented i
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10y ago
All due respect to SnapChat, I'm glad people use it and enjoy. As for me, I had it before, it wasn't really my thing. I never had instagram either, so maybe there is some relation there. edit: spelling
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I agree with your statements about Windows 10. In my case, I don't use my Windows laptop for day to day anymore. It also told me that Windows 10 is not optional and it will happen next week and there is nothing I can do about it. It si
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I'm an Android user, and I have disabled auto updating, so I'm not sure my apps auto update.
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All due respect, but i'm not sure it's a violation of the rules for a link about a company to be on the front page without you knowing who the company is.
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10y ago
Reminds me of the Eclipse dark theme.
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the one person that I remember using it was Linus Torvalds.
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10y ago
You can read the source code for the major open source browsers (Chromium, Firefox). I'm not sure if you mean the implementation of cookies or the application of them.
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10y ago
Reading the Jquery source code is fun. It seems like they're doing some really clever stuff there. For example, look at isEmptyObject in the code you linked.
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10y ago
php, mysql, angular, laravel/symphony, nginx, linux, node.js and socket.io for long polling
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10y ago
The Python docs are high quality.
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10y ago
This is kind of like recursion
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What's really fucked up, is that I am on my windows pc now, and I typed ' https://fb.scanandcleanlocal.com/' into my browser and it _worked_. It resolved to 127.0.0.1:443 and it just shows a blank page. My com
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I was just trying to illustrate for the people that read HN that don't have CS backgrounds. Didn't mean to patronize you.
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Mine is a true home page. There isn't anything on their but hand written HTML that contains links to my online stuff. Not really anything special. It also contains a picture of myself and my email. I wrote some obfuscated javascript to
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10y ago
Further, XOR is an exclusive OR. In boolean logic, this means that the two values MUST be different. So 0 ^ 0 would 0, and 1 ^ 1 would also be 0. However, 1 ^ 0 would be 1.
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10y ago
To be more specific, this is the HTTP response header that contains _some_ domains that resolve to the local loopback device, formatted to fit nicely. content-security-policy: default-src * data: blob:;script-src *.facebook.
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To talk to programs on the users computer of course.
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Is it possible that an OS could be the one loading Linux, and thus would effect your Linux instance? edit: I used to get really paranoid after using Windows for an extended period of time. Still do sometimes, but learned to live with it. I
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10y ago
Facebook has multiple domains with an A record resolving to 127.0.0.1. Go ahead and look at the response headers of a www.facebook.com request.
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After staying up for 3 days straight coding with caffeine, I had a cry spell. It was like a religious experience.
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Just re install the OS if the goal is to get it back to a safe state.
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The mobile experience was horrible. They were doing some weird scrolling thing where it would really mess up my viewport.
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I paid 10.
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It seems popular with that demographic. It came out when I was like 20 or 21. I was never really into it. My peers were, but it just seemed silly to me.
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> Write snprintf in C Another application of the `snprintf` function is `PyArg_ParseTuple` from CPython. [0] It's not exactly printing formatted output but parsing the args from the `va_list` based on the format. You pass it pointer
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The <textarea> place where you write your answer really needs to be improved. It would be nice if they could make it wider, or allow for it be expanded by native browser functionality. Also, it would be great if when I pressed the tab
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I can confirm. I was taught this in middle school.
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I'm not sure what you are trying to explain here.
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