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craigvn
11y ago
While you may think their claim is frivolous or unfair at the end of the day he has lots of money and if he really wanted to stop you he will. Money talks in the legal system. So I would do the cheapest, easiest thing possible to show them
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11y ago
If the government were after info like this I doubt they would spend too much time trolling through crash logs, why not just subpoena your email or phone logs.
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11y ago
There is no proper amount. Immigration is not be based upon religious lines at all.
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11y ago
And that she is much better option that Trump says a lot.
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11y ago
Trump knows he can't win, so now he is just putting ridiculous statements out there so he can now later say "I told you so" to any bad event. It is just ego.
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11y ago
With documentation it will only be used if it is visible. If they have to exit your program and go to a website and search it won't be used. If you have a prominent (not hidden in a menu) search for help option it will be used. Assumin
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11y ago
I am sure there is a lot of code out their vulnerable to SQL Injection, namely ASP code. But I have never seen anyone write new code that way for years. I think it is written about so much mainly because it is easy to explain to non-techies
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11y ago
Gmail has it's problems (it is unusable on Chrome for me at the moment, I need to use Edge), but probably only 1% of spam emails are false positives. I am no email server expert but it sounds like he needs to Google SPF, Reverse DNS an
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11y ago
Yes, I think it is common sense. If you quit your job and launch a competing product the next day you are asking for trouble.
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11y ago
Yes, in some countries the idea that if you don't have a job or are low income that your children's health should suffer is considered pretty inhuman.
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11y ago
Good designers don't remove options, they make the option available WHEN required. They way developers design they make every option available all the time. Do you need to send an email while formatting a table, then why the hell is th
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11y ago
I am seriously considering moving to Edge anyway once I have Win10 on my work PC (so could be years!) Performance of Chrome is really poor now.
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11y ago
While there may be an expectation from non-geeks that geeks are "ugly", it is rarely something that mentioned to men.
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11y ago
Seriously, if it is hard for some men I pity their total social incompetence and life of drooling over animated women in games.
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11y ago
Delphi was and probably still is the best tool for builing traditional Windows desktop app. But despite having cross platform and web tools it never broke that mold which halted its growth. It doesn't help that a lot of Delphi develppe
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11y ago
While this is true similar practices around patents and technology is undertaken by every large tech company. Why do you think Google are so interested in self driving cars? Not because they want to be the next Toyota but because they want
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11y ago
Bill Gates has not been running the company for many years. Whether it is open sourced or not has nothing to do with him. I expect it will depend on how much value they see open sourcing will be to the community will be an overriding factor
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11y ago
They copied it off the Surface. When in Rome...
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11y ago
But the iPod, iPhone & iPad were much better than the incumbents. iPad Pro is not.
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11y ago
You are correct. People seem to assume the two parties signing a contract have the same amount of power. This is far from true.
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11y ago
Netscape screwed up and were standing on the edge of a cliff. Microsoft just gave them the last nudge off.
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11y ago
What your comment says to me is that you were not actually there back in the day. When IE6 was released it was the best, most compliant, fastest browser. That wasn't the problem. The problem is they then didn't update it for 5 yea
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11y ago
You must be the worst shopper. It is not that hard.
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Windows 10 will also run on phones and tablets so I think that is the audience for the apps, not the desktop.
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11y ago
I am guessing that by open sourcing the browser they may need to open source parts of Windows which they are not in a position to do yet, so they have to take a cautious approach.
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12y ago
3 years is not pretty good. Will only operate a product for 1 year after announcement it is being shut down. That is not good, it is laughably bad.
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12y ago
This. Google have a bad history of this. And not to mention they also have have a history of introducing new versions totally incompatible from the last (re Angular) would keep me from ever choosing their stack.
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12y ago
Don't trust Google APIs or Frameworks. They have a reputation of throwing it all away with each new version leaving you in the lurch and having to do major rewrites.
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12y ago
That's what the cities should be doing. They can talk tough but unless they take action the laws will continue to be flouted.
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12y ago
And possibly trying to whitewash their history.
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