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13y ago
Why does it have to be a discrimination ? I'm no US resident so my observations can be incorrect, but it seems to me that working in tech require some pretty high level education, which is, especially in the US, only available to upper
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13y ago
It also mean that any of your Chrome / Firefox extension can access it when you open mega.co.nz
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13y ago
IIRC CSS downloading is not blocking until the browser have to execute some JS.
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13y ago
AFAIK it just don't have the problem. 32bits binaries executed on a 64bits system are not isolated in any way.
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13y ago
> just returns the element without any extra functionality I hope it at least protect from XSS attacks.
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13y ago
I love the Bug squash part, It's a very good way to tests debugging skills while providing value to the community.
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13y ago
By default yes, but like most ORMs you can ask to populate only some members: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/models/querysets/#...
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13y ago
As much seriously, how a 2-5 year old can use the command line beyond mimicking what dad shown ? I mean if you can't read nor write how can you __learn__ command line ?
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13y ago
More realistically, commenting it by default would be IHMO a good idea. A friend of mine who currently learn rails and angular by himself got bitten by it. And angular is definitely not the only JavaScript framework / plugin that don&#
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13y ago
> In particular the comment about the inability to find senior developers in PERL. One thing to know is that Manwin (youporn, pornhub, etc parent company) is located in Montreal. For a reason I can't really explain, you mostly find
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13y ago
You are probably not the only one, it do not mean you're right either. Stable mean that they will support this set of feature for some time, that's all.
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13y ago
Stable mean feature complete. Not bug free.
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13y ago
From the states ? Because from europe you can go there without visa.
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13y ago
Yeah it's more a remote control missile than a drone.
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13y ago
Well, because of this tweet he takes a lot of backfire from other stories. eg IIRC a few years ago it was forbidden to host an IRC server on OVH.
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https://twitter.com/olesovhcom/status/357802100224294912 A guy quit for his own reasons, no regrets. But we were able to see the true motivation of GitHub. https://twitter.com/olesovhcom&#
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13y ago
It relates to some patches for openstack.
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A few corrections: again, you're not there. I do not have complained of losing "that guy." I said that it allowed us to see the real github atrement: your tweet should be "not sharing code on github" "refusal t
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Yeah, it become clear tweet after tweet, that his obsession is something like: "GitHub is a tool to steal developers".
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Translation: Last time we shared a patch, someone poached our developer, since then I've forbidden to publish patches. To someone asking if it wasn't more of an internal issue: https://twitter.com/olesovhcom
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OVH CEO forbids publishing patches to keep his developers
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Well it's les simple that I though but it's still seems doable. I'll probably try to submit a PR about that. Is there any previous PR or issue that I should rea first ?
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> now you have the possibility to have to merge two different sources of query string Not really: if hashMode and queryStringInHash parseQueryStringFromHash else parseRealQueryString You don't have to merge. Just if
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Only female mosquitos drink blood.
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Yes, you interpret it correctly. It's not that common, but I know at least an app using nginx in that way, and it was performing very well.
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13y ago
No you're right my bad. I commented way too quickly.
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This implementation is vulnerable to timing attacks [0] [0] http://emerose.com/timing-attacks-explained
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> I'm not sure if javascript saves the names of the function's parameters to be available for reflection Yes an no. YOu can't access it directly, but if you call toString() on a function you'll get is source code as a
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13y ago
It pack the autoincrement value inside the create table statement generated by mysqldump even if you use the --no-data option.
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There is no way to be sure it can't be ever referenced: function frame() { var str = "blah"; return function() { eval("console.log(str)"); } } Edit: updated to use eval instead of setTimeo
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