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13y ago
How do you make a triangle in pure CSS?
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Brilliant idea! Love it :)
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“We are still in the process of investigating the number of inactive, invalid and test accounts involved in the incident,” So basically their whole main user database was stolen.
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13y ago
This is a non issue. Set your iptables to start dropping packages after 3 failed login attempts.
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Why would you commit this code? If it's a test, put it in a branch and once the problem is solved, merge it in?
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13y ago
But what do you do when your you suddenly want to migrate your startups big data?
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13y ago
I've been thinking about asperger syndrome as I've always been inbound and never acting out. Besides I've got a cousin diagnosed with quite severe asperger. But then again, a lot of people are mentioning ADD here.
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I used to think this way too. For every project I tend to learn a lot of new things, which has a value in it self, even tough I never finish the entire project. But during the last years I've been switching work places and having const
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I know this thread will be old by then, but i wouldn’t mind hearing what the psychologist had to say as I've been thinking seeing someone too. So if you don't think its too private, pleas share!
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I actually did drop out of University for the same reason too.
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When it comes to work or school I've always managed to do what's expected even if it's sometimes a struggle. But as soon as I'm left with only my own expectations to fulfill, that's when I hit the wall. I was okay i
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I used to think I had a procrastination problem, but my problem has never been getting started. For example, if I come up with a new personal programming project I dig right into it, and I also keep it up for a long time. But I still can&#x
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Let grandpa tell you a story... Once upon a time Javascript was this fragmented language, mostly associated with blinking effects, pop-ups and lame attempts to protect a web page from being viewed as pure HTML. After years of misery the com
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I used to use Opera because of it's privacy features. Being able to have different configuration of javascript, cookies, referals, content blocking and so on. Now with Opera 16 all these features are gone. How do you increase you'
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There's a lot to be said about programmers, but in how many other professions do people actually feel like crying for not finding the best solution to a problem?
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I do understand this, but then again you can't both have the cake and eat it too. At the end of the day, maybe it's better to have ads at all if the alternative is getting blocked by users.
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Actually, the main reason I block ads is not because I can't stand ads, but because I don't want to be tracked and traced around the web, and also it turns out that as most of this ad-systems are based on extensive javascript and
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13y ago
Media probably explain economics just as terrible but as a non economist I would not know..
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13y ago
And when Go no longer feels as hip as Django once did, you'll switch again?
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I think the deployment-analogy is bullshit. Todays web services like facebook, instagram, github... seems to think it's more important to push new fetures in a rapid phase, than actually make sure you don't break something. At any
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> I was expecting way more swearing throughout the Linux code Agree! The Linux kernel is millions of lines of code, and this was all the fucks in it? :O
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It could still be a bit of both. This particular case might probably be a coincidence, but from a business perspective it would also make perfect sense for Google to keep some control over the device.
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Alot of people seems to think that the bigger camera the better, so soon the only ones buying DSLRs are the amateurs. :D
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"Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini
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I was not trying to be sarcastic. If I manage to teach them how a word processor is supposed to be used, then and only then can we go over to the shell.
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I'm gonna teach my future kids how to use a word processor, then they will know something no one else does.
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This Saas trend is great, dips for the Grep-api, so that you guys could pay me to do greps. The who does the date-api? /s
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And what is the definition of winning? If you're a theoretical problem solver, you are probably getting your kicks from doing just that. And that's "winning" for you. Now if you only care for money, "winning" w
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And what is a entrepreneur anyways? Feels like the definition has shifted from being someone who has the job of starting up new businesses, to just running a business at all.
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xkeyscore.com leads to Google maps.......just saying o.0
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