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Rake task typo corrections
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SPDY's colon headers
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Better access to RFCs
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Verifying access log requests
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Detecting redirects with the Navigation Timing API
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but the amount legally permissible will be between 1.5 percent and 4 percent of your purchase price What's the reasoning behind a legal minimum? Why prevent a 1% fee?
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Deelay.me, delay proxy for HTTP resources
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What happened to SDCH?
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For results you click on? Those will be handled independently from the /search?q= URL.
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You can now use HTTPS on the www subdomain. Try https://www.google.com/search?q=%s as the URL to use. I consistently get this turned into https://www.google.com/search?q=foo&qscrl=1 which makes it easy enough to cut out the qscrl pa
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Would it not be useful to have test cases covering the broken behaviour (making it not specific to the issue, but rather stuff you could add in a commit)?
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The best part of this is of course the piece of generic template at the bottom. :) If you want to read about what I've learned about the software business, leadership, and team-building, follow me on Twitter.
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14y ago
In this case, Hanselman is the clear winner with three votes, whereas the other two candidates each have two votes. This is how our elections are held today. This is dependent on the exact election taking place. With the US presidential e
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I think I'd agree with you. One aspect that I think can sometimes be troubling, is whether it's fine to just have a blog that is a miscellaneous collection of stuff covering a variety of topics, versus a blog that is about X, Y or Z at the
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3. Blog something every day. Doesn't matter what it is but spend at least 30 minutes writing about something. Do you suggest it be a publicly readable "something" that gets blogged, or does it not matter if it's only for yourself, in your
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14y ago
Good reference, maybe I'll incorporate some of that. :)
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I wondered how to handle native retweeting, given that it doesn't show up as anything other than the original tweet just in a different timeline. I ended up just including "RT" as a convention, but it could probably go in as a section or so
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Should certainly be added now that Twitter supports it.
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Twitter-format(7)
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Transient Cloud Sync Between Laptops(?)
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I actually don't even need to do this, they just enable immediately. (Version 3.6.1, if that's relevant.)
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It seems a little misleading to have a graph with log-y values suggesting that growth has stopped because it's reaching some kind of peak. log(number of articles) looking like log(t) means it might still be growing pretty linearly.
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I find it interesting that, at the the end of the article, the point is made that failing to find evidence in the relevant measurement doesn't necessarily indicate that we're not in a simulation, followed straight after by the remark that
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I specifically tested for this when consolidating various Gmail addresses behind an Apps account, and my fix was similar: a match on * seems to include spam. It's slightly bizarre that the email forwarding you can configure in settings woul
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The original description uses the value 12 because of the prior value of 2 hours, whereas you seem to just have N generals and no such hourly time from which to derive 12, plus this: The existence of the 12-block chain is proof that a majo
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Maybe I'm mistaken, but I think the specific value of 12 in this example is an error from using an original description at http://www.mail-archive.com/cryptography@metzdowd.com/msg099... — the original description uses the value of 2 hour
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Sounds like he had a bad day. Did you read the whole thing? It took weeks to get everything working again properly. Because I could prove that I had paid for the software, Apple agreed to send me fresh installation disks for everything
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(When Penn & Teller have famously exposed a trick, they've almost always invented a ridiculously poetic method and built the trick around it; by making their art seem more intricate than it is, they force the audience to assume that th
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If you're putting sshd on its standard port available to the Internet, why are you allowing password-based auth?
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Unfortunately, for security reasons, browsers only give you the base of the filepath, so all you can pick up is the filename. Even if you had the full filepath, though, I don't think the format of a torrent file lets you specify the file lo
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