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by choult 13y ago
Rasmus created PHP for his own benefit to begin - how was he to know back in 1994 that it would grow to power so much of the web? We all make mistakes; we all learn from them. Lets move on. Of course, noone in this day and age would make an
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by choult 13y ago
The thing I was most impressed by was the fact that the left and right cursor buttons worked straight off the bat :D
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10 Startups to Watch in 2014(mashable.com)
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by choult 13y ago
The thing about "Class based Programming" - or Object Orientated Programming - is that it allows you to model a problem domain in real-world terms. No one approach is ever going to be perfect; OO being mutable makes it perhaps les
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by choult 13y ago
Hellbanning only works when _noone_ can read your posts. If you can be read by everyone but your "mark" then it's only one step removed from the harrassee.
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GCHQ's Dubious Role in The 'Quantum' Hacking Spy Tactic(notes.rjgallagher.co.uk)
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by choult 13y ago
Nice bit of advertorial there - calling NFC a "predecessor" is quite the giveaway. Still, nice white paper Apple; congrats on getting Wired to regurgitate it verbatim.
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Is Your Compiler Undermining Your Secure Coding?(tripwire.com)
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by choult 13y ago
I wonder if one might describe coinage as the 0th mass medium - I seem to recall that for some people it was the most reliable way to determine that there was a new monarch.
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Look What I Found: Moar Pony(blog.spiderlabs.com)
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by choult 13y ago
I swear Logitech were onto something when they built flywheel mousewheels...
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DataSift Raises $42 Million to Fuel Continued Growth & Platform Innovation(datasift.com)
3 points by choult 13y ago|0 comments
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Ekisto: Visualizing Online Habitats(ekisto.sq.ro)
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Chicken Eyeglasses(en.wikipedia.org)
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Thanks, World (ask.io update)(blog.ask.io)
2 points by choult 13y ago|0 comments
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US agrees to pay $50m after 'piracy' of software(bbc.co.uk)
63 points by choult 13y ago|22 comments
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Canada 'allowed NSA to spy on G8 and G20 summits'(theguardian.com)
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How A Delaware Doctor Was Linked To Silk Road Drug Sales(forbes.com)
1 points by choult 13y ago|0 comments
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by choult 13y ago
Alledgedly. Important word, that.
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by choult 13y ago
You have to be in the right place at the right time. You also have to recognize the opportunity and take it. That's what "making your own luck" is all about - exploiting opportunities to their full.
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by choult 13y ago
I believe the use of the phrase "all grown up" juxtaposed with loud headlines about the evils of paedophilia is one such reason the Daily Mail is reviled.
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Minimalist Typographic Posters of Famous Scientists’ Names(demilked.com)
1 points by choult 13y ago|0 comments
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by choult 13y ago
... or for them to be complicit in laying bare their own hypocrisy ...
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by choult 13y ago
I believe the Conservatives (at least) have also disallowed the relevant paths via their robots.txt: http://www.conservatives.com/robots.txt This then has the effect of removing it from the Internet Archive for a start...
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by choult 13y ago
Capital letters are bigger, and therefore take up more space.
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vBulletin.com Hacked, Forums Shut Down Due to News of Zero-Day Exploit(news.softpedia.com)
3 points by choult 13y ago|0 comments
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This French Fry Vending Machine Is Poised for Global Domination(grubstreet.com)
3 points by choult 13y ago|2 comments
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by choult 13y ago
"but still leaves a stink in the mouth whenever I start to recommend the service" So... Don't recommend the service? Much more powerful than a recommendation with caveats.
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by choult 13y ago
Interesting as it is, this article reads as one long-form advert for CloudFlare.
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by choult 13y ago
The problem for MongoDB is that its limitations are far less understood by its users than with MySQL.

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