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by ajanuary 13y ago
From my experience people in their mid-twenties definitely remember cassettes.
512.
by ajanuary 13y ago
It's slightly weird having such a snappy menu and then when you click something having a second of blank white while it loads the page.
513.
by ajanuary 13y ago
Typo, you have Scumbag heads twice in your grid.
514.
by ajanuary 13y ago
I really wouldn't bother starting down the road of trying to classify meal other than breakfast by name.
515.
by ajanuary 13y ago
Two lines of equations aren't a simple to use programming tool. It's debatable whether TFA achieved that goal, but you certainly didn't.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
From http://www.theverge.com/2013/4/30/4286090/path-is-spamming-a... it sounds like it's a result of "finding your friends" actually texting invites to friends, and then text messages being put in a queue so they're getting sent out even
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by ajanuary 14y ago
An app that lets you brick your phone remotely if it gets stolen maybe? Depends on how it works.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
From TFA: > [Google] appear to have coined the gccTLD acronym, and that list of domains above is only reference by Google, so it would appear so.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
The silence switch is intended to silence alert sounds. It doesn't silence audio initiated by the user. For example, playing music of video in Apple apps will still play out loud even when switched to silent. With no way of automatically te
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by ajanuary 14y ago
At the beginning of the second paragraph on page 2: The second question is: ''How are programmers In LaTeX, `` is used for open quotes, and '' for close quotes. [0] [0] http://www.maths.tcd.ie/~dwilkins/LaTeXPrimer/QuotDash.html
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by ajanuary 14y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD69PAIqiYo
522.
by ajanuary 14y ago
OT I find the title really hard to grok. What does it mean to be named to a program?
523.
by ajanuary 14y ago
I wouldn't describe this as Catan style at all. Almost every mechanic is different. 'Euro-style' would be a better term.
524.
by ajanuary 14y ago
I wonder if this sort of error is less common in 2007+ thanks to the addition of tables.
525.
by ajanuary 14y ago
I notice a mix of OS X and Windows style cursors. Presumably it's actually detecting your OS.
526.
by ajanuary 14y ago
It uses css 3d transforms. Maybe your browser doesn't support that?
527.
by ajanuary 14y ago
They really do push you to at least create an account though. I've accidentally created and had to close an account several times. I've given up and just left an open but dormant account now.
528.
by ajanuary 14y ago
Apologies, I phrased that poorly. I meant the characteristic that makes it a hash function is producing a fixed size output. It may not be that important for some contexts, but without that characteristic it's not a hashing function. Conver
529.
by ajanuary 14y ago
> What a good hash function should do though is ensure that small changes in the source guarantee a completely different output hash. Not always true. For example, see locality sensitive hashing [1] which relies on similar inputs being
530.
by ajanuary 14y ago
Looks pretty cool, but the embedded video keeps breaking after 2 seconds of play.
531.
by ajanuary 14y ago
> The account is following less than 50 people and has less than one follower So ... has no followers then?
532.
by ajanuary 14y ago
> There is just a convenience operation on `git checkout` that also changes branches. Isn't that violating 'doing one thing'? (Your other examples in this point are valid, and serve to show how powerful building concepts on top of a fe
533.
by ajanuary 14y ago
To add to the other response(s), there's a sense of artificialness to homework and the way it's drip fed. The deadline is just so the setter has a schedule to assess it, and the next one will be coming at some point in the future. With work
534.
by ajanuary 14y ago
raw.github.com serves js files with text/plain as the mimetype and a 'X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff' header, which prevents Chrome from executing it.
535.
by ajanuary 14y ago
Now you have quite a restricted domain, so if your database is compromised there are a lot fewer values an attacker needs to enumerate to try and crack the password.
536.
by ajanuary 14y ago
I recently discovered its a similar case for numbers in Oracle, which slightly surprised me.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
On mobile safari it seems to keep opening and closing the menu as I scroll, seemingly randomly.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
This seems to assume asm.js came first. Really it's a development build on top of what things like emacripten were already doing. There doesn't really seem to be much criticism here of asm.js as a bytecode, only as a syntax.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Google explicitly opted out of backing up authenticator keys. iCloud would be worse if apps /couldn't/ opt out.
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by ajanuary 14y ago
Things consuming an object shouldn't care how it does what it asks, only that the object does it. If knowing that something is a field rather than an opaque getter is important to the consumer, then the consumer knows too much. You know you

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