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by cjfont 13y ago
Would you accept an audit conducted behind closed doors, which for unknown reasons did not include the electoral notebooks uniquely identifying each voter, for an election that had more than 3,200 irregularities[1] including instances of in
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by cjfont 13y ago
There was no recount, at least not one that would be considered acceptable by most standards. If I'm wrong please provide a link.
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Weather.com showing debug info to world(weather.com)
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by cjfont 13y ago
Nice concept, but I'm wondering how inflating a mattress in this manner will allow you to achieve the pressure needed to support your weight.
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by cjfont 13y ago
Glass is hardware, it's not like they're going to give it away for free.
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by cjfont 13y ago
Another example of a well-designed gov't site: http://www.consumerfinance.gov/
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by cjfont 14y ago
Is there anything particularly interesting or useful about this keyboard design, or is it simply because it was designed by Crockford that makes it deserve mention? Aside from unsuitable for touch-typing, it looks like a common sense way t
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by cjfont 14y ago
Doing good work does not compensate for being allowed to blow off meetings at will, allowing such behavior decreases morale among the group and can lower productivity as a whole.
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by cjfont 14y ago
Oh and if I change or add fields on the right, they don't get reflected on the left. So I can't even get the modified JSON back out. I'm not sure what you're talking about, when I click the triangle pointing left in the middle, it does in
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by cjfont 14y ago
It's probably worth pointing out that there is now an increasing trend toward higher level frameworks like Meteor and DerbyJS which help blur the lines between the server and client and simplify the creation of real-time apps. I think in a
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by cjfont 14y ago
I'm going to guess that lostnet is saying that it is easier to be remembered for doing something wrong than for doing something right, although I'm not sure what value that would have in terms of advice.
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by cjfont 14y ago
That's like saying if you're using a swiss army knife as a knife, maybe you should just use a regular knife.
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by cjfont 14y ago
Regarding the bot creator - I'm unable to see a post where he explicitly says that he's an artist or his bit is an art project or that he's creating art. However, if he were to do so then I'd whole-heartily agree and then proceed to explor
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I am nothing [2011](paulbuchheit.blogspot.in)
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by cjfont 14y ago
Cute, now synchronize it with the song ;)
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by cjfont 14y ago
Your response doesn't address what citricsquid said, googling for a regex will almost never return helpful results.
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by cjfont 14y ago
I agree, this is similar to saying that i+=1 and i++ are increment patterns.
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by cjfont 14y ago
I've always thought that bicycles should have a standard ID number similar to how vehicles have a VIN (a BIN maybe?). This would go a long way in allowing victims to search for their bike in a registry, and also allow buyers to confirm the
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by cjfont 14y ago
By the time you have to connect three different peripherals to your tablet in order to get the same functionality as a laptop, in almost all cases it's better to simply have a laptop, particularly if you're doing your profession.
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Google Web Fonts(google.com)
2 points by cjfont 14y ago|0 comments
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by cjfont 14y ago
I apologize, the context made me think along the lines of Dvorak. EDIT: Even so, most OSes now make it relatively easy to switch layouts based on country, so I feel as though my point still stands.
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by cjfont 14y ago
Someone who goes out of their way to learn other keyboard layouts should probably go the extra step in having a way to map keys for stuff like this.
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by cjfont 14y ago
Scorched Earth was one of few games that I was ever actually addicted to.
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by cjfont 14y ago
What browser are you using? Worked fine for me on Chrome.
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by cjfont 15y ago
Truth is that the majority of people are in fact sheep when it comes to online privacy, and aren't really concerned enough to the point that they would stop using Google's services.
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by cjfont 15y ago
I interpreted the article as being written tongue-in-cheek, and simply aimed at poking fun at some of the ways tech companies deliver these messages. Most of the time getting these messages isn't tragic, and they simply serve to make the s
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by cjfont 15y ago
Searching this on News?
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by cjfont 15y ago
You pretty much took the words out of my mouth. jQuery is not a framework, it is simply a tool in your toolbox. You don't build a house using only a hammer. The author's own inability to use the rights tools together is not an reason to
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by cjfont 15y ago
This to me doesn't disqualify working remotely. One can still engage with peers, it does take a bit more effort. A great example of this is simply attending Meetups. Most of the time, however, working involves sitting down by yourself an
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by cjfont 15y ago
Better sand that down some if you don't want splinters.

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