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by cag_ii 15y ago
Try this link for google: http://support.google.com/bin/static.py?hl=en&ts=1114905... I'm sure yahoo, bing, etc have similar process...
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by cag_ii 15y ago
the repository has been renamed. see session.js link in memnips comment.
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by cag_ii 15y ago
He answers that in the earlier visitor.js thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3434154
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by cag_ii 15y ago
I've had good luck with nearlyfreespeech.net for a while now (pre go-daddy exodus). The only reason I had a domain @go daddy is that nfs doesn't do the .me tld. That domain is being moved to namecheap.
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by cag_ii 15y ago
The emacs wiki is a good place to start: http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/CategoryDotEmacs > Unfortunately, emacs seems to be less mainstream right now I don't know about the popularity of emacs vs. VI right now (I'd suspect that it's f
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by cag_ii 15y ago
In all fairness, this press release should be read in context with this other one: http://www.godaddy.com/newscenter/release-view.aspx?news_ite... I'm not defending go daddy (my comment elsewhere in this thread still stands), but this rel
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by cag_ii 15y ago
I agree. I'd want to see some statement about why they've been removed from this list. As of right now, this "press release" doesn't say anything interesting, and seems to have a "grudging" tone. Additionally, Before I changed my mind about
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by cag_ii 15y ago
Why would this be any better than just passing in a map of the parameters as the sole parameter? myFunction($parms=array()) { ... } $parms = array('foo' => 'bar', 'baz' => 'yaz'); test($parms);
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by cag_ii 15y ago
Because the string is first converted to an integer. "==" makes the comparison after converting types (see: Type Juggling in the docs) where "===" requires that the types be the same in order to be equal. Kind of weird the first time you se
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by cag_ii 16y ago
Wow! The link to the "new" PowerBook 1400 models is quite interesting. You can get: * 133MHz 128K L2 Processor * 16MB RAM * 1.0GB Drive * 6X-CD/Floppy For only $4000.00! Who still thinks macbooks are expensive now?
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by cag_ii 16y ago
That is very obviously what the photos appear to be. The discussion here is about whether, as the article claims, there is something else evident/hidden in these photographs.
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by cag_ii 16y ago
The article makes it sound to me like the original letter/photos were actual printer/paper, not digital.
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by cag_ii 16y ago
Presumably? If these photos were taken for proof/evidence they just don't cut it, especially coming from a security specialist/professional. ... Or, they could just be a photos of a shoddy light fixture installation.
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by cag_ii 16y ago
What specifically are you looking for? Github has a free plan for open source projects: https://github.com/plans bitbucket is also fairly popular these days: https://bitbucket.org/plans
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by cag_ii 16y ago
`C-h f artist-mode` - The documentation describes how to draw with the keyboard.
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by cag_ii 16y ago
It would be hard for me to suggest a less appropriate format for an article than a slide-show of marginally related images.
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by cag_ii 16y ago
Even more about Ed: http://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed.msg.html
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by cag_ii 16y ago
...it's a perfectly cromulent word.
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by cag_ii 16y ago
Clearly, Whitespace* would be a better choice. * http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitespace_%28programming_langu...
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by cag_ii 16y ago
Unless you have some inside information, what on earth makes you think that Conde Nast is to entirely to blame? The people over at reddit have made two thing clear: that Conde Nast won't increase their budget unless they increase their reve
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by cag_ii 17y ago
>* Concurrency? (Scrivano et al.) This would be nice!
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by cag_ii 17y ago
| Has he even asked Tumblr for an explanation? Yes, apparently he has: http://tumbledore.tumblr.com/post/393276231/this-is-in-respo...
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by cag_ii 17y ago
Another gem by Larry Wall (and I mean that sincerely) "...By policy, LISP has never really catered to mere mortals... And, of course, mere mortals have never really forgiven LISP for not catering to them." [source] http://
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by cag_ii 17y ago
> although the HPHP thing certainly is an interesting piece of information Except that the employees description of the differences between "scripted" and compiled languages leads me to think that this person doesn't really know much ab
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by cag_ii 17y ago
I'd argue that the general idea expressed in the post below applies as much to system administration as it does to programming. Rule #1: Take responsibility. http://74.125.93.132/search?q=cache:xGcmkwq9zUkJ:www.codingh...
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by cag_ii 17y ago
He gives two examples in the same article; "Try to use it at work" and "Get involved in an open-source project". If you're in a java shop and learning Python, have a look at jython and see where you can use it for testing, automation, etc.
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by cag_ii 17y ago
He didn't say "I couldn't live here", he said "I would die if I had to live here!" which I don't think can be considered a neutral statement. Regarding the squirming, He'd likely be better off by apologizing for making a stupid statement.
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by cag_ii 17y ago
This is nothing new, and I wonder why people think writing "online" excuses being a jerk. People should apply the same rules as they would when talking to someone in person. I am willing to bet the twitter poster wouldn't walk into that con
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Weird, fascinating photos including a giant Cray, and a 60Kg hard drive(pcauthority.com.au)
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by cag_ii 17y ago
Have you tried this yet? http://git.or.cz/gitwiki/EclipsePlugin

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