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by bdfh42 15y ago
Not that I could see on the linked page. I think the title of this post is factually incorrect and misrepresents the content of the page.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
I love it - not quite sure what it is for but I love it.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Why not just set up a desktop email program that polls gMail from time to time to download your emails using POP? That way you have a back-up copy of everything and get to continue to use the best web based email service without worries.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
There is no way that I will ever sign up to a web site that blocks a users view of a web page with a pop-up demanding that one sign up or otherwise part with personal information. I assume that some people must comply with such demands as o
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by bdfh42 15y ago
I think that the premise that you can judge a language's difficulty based upon the ratio of unanswered question on StackOverflow is fundamentally flawed. Intuitively we know that C is not a simple language to master and a quick check on una
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by bdfh42 15y ago
I would like to watch the Rugby world cup final on Sunday when I am in Greece (and I suspect rugby is not big in Greece) but this is just a spam post.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
QED
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by bdfh42 15y ago
A good rule of thumb - but I would be happy to call it money if I can buy a drink with it.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
You can create a currency with the backing of something of value - even the promissory notes of solid citizens - but you cant create a currency from nothing - it has no value. While not intending (I am sure) to be a pyramid scheme (artifici
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Well I read it - but I don't understand it. Must have missed the key point. I think JavaScript is cool as well - and I use it a lot (and some) but surely you use the development tools that make sense in a given situation. You can't do it al
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by bdfh42 15y ago
It probably does not matter a lot. Find a programmer that has written a server back end to an iOS app before and use what she wants to use.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Twice this week I thought exactly that. Each time I consoled myself that my lengthy code would be easy to understand even if (marginally I hope) less easy to maintain.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Cant help feeling that all that rather complicates the simple act of reading stuff.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Me - I use the scroll wheel on my mouse.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Now this could be an extension for JavaScript http://blogs.intel.com/research/2011/09/pjs.php
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by bdfh42 15y ago
The Visual Basic style Type declarations are cute - you would think that the C style would fit better. Seriously folks - JavaScript is just fine and needs very little help.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Try up-voting the few other posts today and maybe normality will return a little faster.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
All power to the start-up entrepreneur but on the subject of that TW post - in the UK we have a word for them. It start with a W and rhymes with Bankers.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
HN is a news site - not blogging software. Post you piece elsewhere as a blog and then try bringing the blog to the attention of HN users.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
If the frankly hilarious looking jumping add at the bottom of your post is anything to go by - there may be problems with your on line presentation. Having said that - my experience is similar in that there is nothing better than going to t
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Don't diss the user. If they are entering things in the wrong place or you are not telling them about the CapsLock situation then it is your web page that is at fault. There are a whole host of possible reasons why a particular web site is
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Probably the sort of question to start asking at StackOverflow - this is a news site and not a support site.
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Curious - why would you want to downvote a comment? Was it offensive or wildly off topic? Most likely the comment had reached it's floor (-10 is it)? <edit>I took a look. I see that the comment was in fact informative - even if the
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Using similar techniques to Mr Anderson's - just give 26 monkeys a keyboard each with a single letter on it - one for each in the alphabet. Get them all to press their key - match the letters to the complete works of Shakespeare to see if t
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by bdfh42 15y ago
It is lamentable but entirely indicative of the results of modern UK education that Sandra Duggan is clearly unable to either read or comprehend an email. A politically correct response is what is important these days - ignore the ideas, i
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by bdfh42 15y ago
The key point is that good stories can get lost in the noise and once lost reviving them is very difficult. Re-posting the story with the same URL just adds a karma point to the original poster but does not get any mention on the "new" page
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by bdfh42 15y ago
I like the concept. However JSON works because it can be directly converted into a JavaScript object and (without too much trouble) a JavaScript object can be converted to JSON. I thus think that to succeed this approach needs some support
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Not wishing to seem rude but this is not a forum for technical questions. You should post on something like http://stackoverflow.com/
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by bdfh42 15y ago
Your address is part of the public record for your domain registrations. Think about it the other way around. Suppose you need to serve a legal document to the owners of a web site you are having problems with - you need the address. Not be
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by bdfh42 15y ago
First law of web site development: The client's copy never arrives by the agreed deadline. Second Law: After the copy deadline, the client says they are a bit busy so could you just put something suitable in.

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