cs02rm0

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841.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Piracy is no trifling matter.
842.
O2 UK porn filter blocks access to nmap.org(twitter.com)
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843.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Political gesturing.
844.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Maybe not the sex offenders list, but there will be a list and it will likely be leaked in all or part.
845.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Regarding pair programming, I also see it as paying the salaries for 2x developers, yet gaining very little from it. I think the trick is to use it when developers feel necessary to stay productive. No point having someone slogging away a
846.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Maybe, the silver searcher still seems a _lot_ faster than grep with this trick though. (About 0.5s vs 32s on an arbitrary test).
847.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Meaden's a trailer park owner who tried and failed miserably to do some dancing, Bannatyne runs a gym, Hoppen lines cushions up, Jones is the only one who actually has any money despite the only thing I know he's behind is expansy
848.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Sounds good, great even. all we need are browsers to support it So why isn't it already? Does it need public support? If so, is there a coordinated way we can encourage the vendors to acknowledge it?
849.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Remember, freelancers don't get paid unless they deliver. Contract developers on a day rate very much do get paid time (and materials). If they can't afford a day of his time to figure out if they want him they shouldn't be
850.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Publishing the program would be interesting. And persuasive, if it's all as suggested.
851.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20130607104502/http://www.bbc.com...
852.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
The single biggest mistake in the example is giving an estimate for the whole project without knowing team velocity. I'm inclined to agree. Often though a client will want an estimate (to a ridiculous accuracy) before agreeing to the
853.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
You must have good customers then that value quality software over meeting deadlines. Not government I take it?!
854.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6524495.stm
855.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Disgracefully, that site isn't accessible to UK users.
856.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Seems like a sensible move to tell crawlers there isn't a page there so don't bother trying to index it. Probably keeps their logs cleaner and reduces the requests they have to serve. I find it slightly odd that the internet archi
857.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Superb advert. Slightly amused after realising that the first thing I then did was use Facebook search to find Google's page to share it.
858.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
It's difficult, to my mind. If you consider it acceptable to tap his phone for a purpose he'd rather not communicate to the Australians and there's a clear line that says her phone must not be tapped but his is ok, guess whic
859.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
>> The OP recommends turning off gzip in MSIE6 when it was only the very first versions of IE6 that had a problem with gzip and it was fixed in later versions. And IE6 users are known far and wide for how fervently they upgrade. ;-)
860.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Seems to still work for me, but then it did before the update too.
861.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
3 deaths in the last 30 years. It's a race that tops out at 250mph whereas these guys only got to around 100mph less. That's quite a lot less. I get your point, but I'm not sure these are really comparable.
862.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
> This would be clearer if we didn't let submitters enter a title-- if our software simply let people submit urls, and retrieved the title from the page. We don't do this because it's too inflexible. The hard and fast rule
863.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Learn Java, work for a big company. Give it 5 years and then go and do your own ruby startup.
864.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
There's only 27 people saying that. I only know the Java market and mostly outside of London at that, but £750/day for a reasonable Java developer doesn't seem outrageous in London to me.
865.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
I've certainly seen in the past the founder give it a year or two, leave, take anyone worth taking with them and then start over doing the same thing again. Successfully too.
866.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Password Gorilla.
867.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
That would've been simpler, but I seemed to get away with typeof(i[p]) === "object" and typeof(i[p]) === 1*typeof(i[p]) to test if it was an int. I dread to think what obscure code I've left behind.
868.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
> Most people would agree that practice makes perfect, right? Probably, if you're building the same software system, over and over. If you're building a different one, no I shouldn't think it does.
869.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
I think the concern though is that the policy doesn't tie with the attitude you have experience of. The company I work with wouldn't have a problem with me going somewhere and finding video didn't work, so stepping down to au
870.
by cs02rm0 13y ago
Keep up appearances.

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