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by ancarda 13y ago
I got that, but actually writing to the file? What I'm looking for is something like this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143375.aspx It covers everything you need to know. The MOST important part
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by ancarda 13y ago
I can side with OP, I find the documentation very disappointing. After several days, I eventually gave up trying to append to a log file in Go. I just couldn't figure it out. I also read a book on Go but it only covered reading files.
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by ancarda 13y ago
That website wouldn't display much for me. I eventually found out in order to see the text, you must have Flash. In-case others don't want to install/activate flash, here's the content: Current Living Wage (London)
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by ancarda 13y ago
http://caniuse.com/#feat=forms Opera 12.1: Green (Full Support) Opera 15: Yellow (Partial Support)
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by ancarda 13y ago
I'm going to wait and see if it uses client-side encryption. If it does, it's probably safe to use.
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by ancarda 13y ago
If you do, please write a comprehensive guide on how to do this. I eventually gave up trying to figure out how to setup a mail server.
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Interestingly, this launches some sort of stealth app, not a hidden page in the "Settings" app. If you go directly in Safari, it'll prompt to open in "iAdOptOut". I wonder how it works.
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by ancarda 13y ago
This is mentioned a lot in this great talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYqkU1y0AYc The thing is, politicians are able to reasonably regulate almost anything with zero knowledge. The example given is you can reasonably
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Kids now live online with few exceptions, and a technical understanding of the world will hopefully become second nature to most people, eventually. No. I've been enough debates with peers my age (17-18) who practically live online
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by ancarda 13y ago
Ah, my mistake. I could have sworn I had read something about Bill Gates developing for MacPaint. I think it was to do with editing text that had been placed on an image.
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Apple had an almost identical drawing program in the early MacOS version: > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacPaint Because Bill Gates wrote MacPaint. When Windows was in development, he likely wrote MSPaint, or at
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by ancarda 13y ago
Why do people still try to DDOS CloudFlare protected websites? The Cyberbunker-Spamhaus incident showed they can survive 300 Gbit/s, I thought after that everyone would just back off.
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by ancarda 13y ago
It's probably because the Daily Mail is a newspaper. David Cameron is a prime minister. Those are two completely different things. A newspaper can sit and rant all it wants and be ignored[1] but if an MP/PM says they want to block
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by ancarda 13y ago
I wonder what will happen if David Cameron is found on that leaked list.
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by ancarda 13y ago
>In order to prevent a security threat like this from happening again, we're completely overhauling our developer systems. I wonder how out of date it was? >updating our server software Why now? This should be done as soon as new
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by ancarda 13y ago
>21st century news paper The website suggests otherwise. It was difficult to read it on my phone (iPhone 5). I couldn't pinch - I had to scroll and the images, when tapped, would appear to take over the screen. Honestly, I was expec
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David Cameron urges Internet firms to block child abuse images(bbc.co.uk)
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by ancarda 13y ago
>This site is running only on the world's best browser Wow. Why don't people use feature detection or something? I don't understand the rise in vendor locking websites to Chrome. I think we should just outright abolish the
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Why feel bad about it? My experience with open-source software is somewhat a love/hate relationship. Most of the tools I use (vim, nginx, go, etc...) are amazingly high quality but others are seemingly poor - i.e GIMP vs Photoshop,
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by ancarda 13y ago
>Closed source This is THE dealbreaker for me. I felt so excited to see Plug. I was ready to sign up to Kickstarter to back my first product. It's a plug-and-play NAS, a data solution I've been trying to find. I really, really
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by ancarda 13y ago
Since I use Google Apps for my email, I could easily move my mail to another service without telling people my new address but Fastmail doesn't seem to support using your own domain. Do you know any service like Fastmail but with domai
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by ancarda 13y ago
Can you expand on that point or is that all you have to say?
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by ancarda 13y ago
I find it interesting hell banned users are still posting. For instance, i'm sure TempleOS is aware he's banned.
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by ancarda 13y ago
Personally I've never understood the 2.39:1 aspect ratio. My TV, computer monitors, laptop and phone are all 16:9. TV shows I watch are 16:9 as well. Other than 4:3, it seems like the universal ratio. So why are movies shot at 2.39:1,
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by ancarda 13y ago
Writing JSON is also easier by hand than XML, or at-least it is for me. Any time I'm planning a data structure I always use JSON since it's so well structured. XML is quite loose, unless I use plist theres no data types which is b
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by ancarda 13y ago
JSON is smaller and easier to parse in JavaScript. Aside from that, there are no real advantages IMO.
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by ancarda 13y ago
What do you mean? /feed?version=1 That's a bad idea if you cache RSS in an xml file, i.e /rss.xml. It would make it more complex if you had to handle query parameters. The parser should just check for the version attribute on
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by ancarda 13y ago
SubToMe doesn't load for me. I just see a blank page and the subscribe button doesn't work.
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by ancarda 13y ago
>millions of requests a day. I'm interested to know how much it takes to run jsonip? Does it cost a lot? Edit: I've just seen the Pro version. Are you turning jsonip into a freemium model?
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by ancarda 13y ago
Can you provide any info on this? I'd like to know more, it sounds interesting.

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