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by c0n5pir4cy 10y ago
Glassdoor is okay for the UK at least, I use it to check the Software Developer and Solutions Architecture average wages nearby to were I live. The amount of data seems to be getting worse lately though, wonder if certain companies are aski
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by c0n5pir4cy 11y ago
Same here, some of the apps (like Pandora) don't even work in my country.
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by c0n5pir4cy 11y ago
The thing is it probably not once per application. I'd imagine using multiple frame buffers in an application is actually quite common and could change quite often while an application is running; especially in complex applications lik
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by c0n5pir4cy 11y ago
In Japan, paper is still really commonplace in offices and in other institutions (schools, retail, factories etc). A lot of old technologies like fax are still commonplace in Japan so this makes a lot of sense there. Also a lot of older lar
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by c0n5pir4cy 12y ago
Agreed, BBC news in general has gotten pretty bad in general lately. It has gotten much more link bait articles, pointless 2 line pieces and biased articles that I can't treat it seriously anymore.
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by c0n5pir4cy 12y ago
I develop mostly on Windows and I use Sublime Text and Eclipse. I can't stand Visual Studio, it feels to clunky for web stuff to me and I miss the Sublime Text command palette. I also can't easily integrate a lot of my toolchain i
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by c0n5pir4cy 12y ago
That kind of thing just makes me trust them more, I don't want people to be able to talk around the support staff to get to my Bitcoins and I actually wish my bank done the same. That being said I don't trust any third party with
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
Using 俺 (ore) sounds extremely arrogant, it's also a very amateur mistake to make (or maybe it was even deliberate). it's definitely not suitable for a business sense as it either conveys superiority or familiarity.
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
Every single little thing he mentioned shouldn't be in the core product. Magento is not an all in one marketing, shop and aftersale solution; it is an eCommerce platform. Anything above/beyond that should be a plugin/separate
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
I'm running on Windows 7 (x86_64) with IE 11.0.9431.0, No addons at all and there are no crashes. DxDiag: http://pastebin.com/M0msHVh3
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
Well it appears I was a little misguided, I have a friend who uses them as a second ISP purely for office stuff. He should me 24 hour ping latency graphs once, the network quality looked great.
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
Yeah, I meant it blocks sexual education sites; I've corrected it now.
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
There's a UK ISP called Andrews and Arnold that will give you a filter free experience with the caveat that you have to filter your own network, but they are not really a home ISP as such.
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
Lots and lots of really negative publicity here in the UK. It blocks rape support sites and sexual education websites better than it blocks porn: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/abu...
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
Bitcoin was engineered to take time, it wouldn't be as popular as it is now if things played out differently. In fact the whole value of the currency is based on the fact it takes work, and therefore time, to create.
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
I use an exchange, it's been the best way for me so far.
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
I don't know many people in the UK who likes these decisions, I actually wonder how they make it anywhere. Especially the porn filter, I don't even know why that's still going ahead.
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
The problem is that other companies are trying to replicate a model. Mojangs model wasn't really a model, they needed money to continue the development of Minecraft. People really liked the idea of a voxel creative adventure game at th
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
Lots, but at the end of the day it shouldn't mean that nobody should build first.
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
A lot of successful things have been built before there was customers. Some people just enjoy building cool things and when they start don't really care about customers; Minecraft springs to mind. Also, the quick rise of this is a bit
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
Fair point, it's actually not my code and I've always been generally skeptical about its safety. I have found flaws in it before. Thanks for the input, I'll look at changing it.
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
We actually clean the GET and POST arrays in an include when the page gets requested, if you need anything unescaped you specifically have to request it from a different array. The code looks something like this: $_GET = array_map ( &
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Show HN: PHP MySQL Backup Script that uses a manifest file.(peterkinnaird.eu)
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Jekyll and Client Side Web Applications.(peterkinnaird.eu)
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Time Management is Hard.(peterkinnaird.eu)
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
I'm stuck at WiFi, I think it might be better to just get a portable hotspot or tether your phone as most places offer cheap top up unlimited plans nowadays (Although they don't usually offer tethering)
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
That was a good read, I would say that some tech conferences are that worried about the bad press they are becoming a little misandristic.
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by c0n5pir4cy 13y ago
I'm getting it, this is actually kind of interesting, Viral marketing for something perhaps? Edit: looks like it might just be a botched revision.
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by c0n5pir4cy 14y ago
Also quite similar to freebase: http://www.freebase.com/
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by c0n5pir4cy 14y ago
I actually use No-CD/No-DVD patches for all my Ubisoft games (Assassins Creed and Anno), so it isn't that unusual a position.

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