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boobsbr
12y ago
Nice demo page.
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boobsbr
12y ago
I find it easier to just download the Linux tarball instead of installing the platform and plugins from aptitude.
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boobsbr
12y ago
Reminds me of Kerbal Space Program. Neat.
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12y ago
In December of 2009, Americanas.com, the e-shop counterpart of Lojas Americanas (one of Brazil's largest retail stores), forgot to renew their domain. www.americanas.com.br still worked, but the shop is actually called Americanas.com,
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boobsbr
12y ago
download the source and open index.html
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boobsbr
12y ago
> 1) Full Screen Browsing. Like pressing F11? IE8 has it...
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boobsbr
12y ago
I don't think this is a good idea. Forcefully rewriting working systems is a recipe for disaster. Yes, stagnated systems are also a huge problem, but I don't think setting a hard limit on a system's age is the solution.
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12y ago
> When I crawled geocities and re-hosted it under reocities.com I'm really scared of finding my old homepage there. Dorkiness level off the charts... Do you know if Fortunecity was ever re-hosted in a similar fashion? I had a Diablo
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12y ago
Some people like to play the game, some like to play with the code behind the game.
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boobsbr
12y ago
Also, houses are made of wood and have carpeted floors. Highly flammable.
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boobsbr
12y ago
it's sarcasm.
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12y ago
> to prevent alcoholism by limiting how much you could get in your glass because people couldn't possibly concieve the idea of drinking more than one mini bottle... /s I really can't understand this kind of thought process
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12y ago
Paris would benefit from a cigarette police. Smokers there throw cigarette butts anywhere. Street sweepers deal mostly with cigarettes, and they use a ton of water to sweep it all into the sewers.
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12y ago
I work as a contractor for a company where employees must set a couple of goals yearly and meet them. Set them too low, you're considered lazy, fail to meet one and you're considered unreliable. There's also a mandatory quota
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12y ago
That's an interesting idea. But when you submit your user/pass and are logged in, a cookie is set on your browser, and then a private link with your page is sent back to you. To access the private link, you'd need to be authe
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12y ago
ISPs could start putting users behind a giant NAT. One cable company used to do it in Brazil back in the 2000's
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12y ago
> Once you update, its hard to make sure you caught every single business rule and weird edge case from your old system One of the reasons we're trying to migrate our rules to a rules engine. They're scattered across pages, Jav
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boobsbr
12y ago
This really interesting.
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boobsbr
12y ago
nope, doesn't work in Chromium 36.
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boobsbr
12y ago
How is this kind of information stolen? Only on ATMs with card reader and keyboard covers?
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12y ago
I have an adopted black mutt, and she is the sweetest thing ever. I fostered an old fat black cat for a year. He kinda hated me in the first month, but later he got around to liking me (I had the tuna!).
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12y ago
I used to be able to easily find the street names, now they're crowded with POIs and I have to zoom in and out and pan around to find the street name.
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12y ago
Because you are being served content from other people's servers. If one of those servers fails, the whole site you are trying to load fails. Like hotlinking images from someone else. They might block you, or they might just serve your
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12y ago
Neat, concise, simple, clean.
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boobsbr
12y ago
I think myBatis does something similar, abstracts JDBC and lets you write SQL easily.
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boobsbr
12y ago
People in the UK can't read the BBC?
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12y ago
Yup. I would've told the Twitter guys their idea was useless, but hey, turns out people really liked it.
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12y ago
Interesting, in my experience, FF was always slower than Chrome.
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12y ago
"This site does not support Internet Explorer 8 or older." Au contraire, IE does not support your site. Actually, I can't even test if at least it renders the page in text mode because you blocked it, end of conversation. I&#
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12y ago
Don't give Florian Mueller the pageviews.
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