danielsamuels

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by danielsamuels 10y ago
> Ultimately a clear majority of the UK population is in favor of leave. This has increased since the vote as the lies of the remain campaign proved not to be true. I would argue that the opposite is true.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
I feel like for the each side you could actually handle two items per iteration, one forwards _and_ one backwards. That way your iteration count could be halved.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
I imagine you could have got the same results with inspect element and deleting the form fields, rather than using a proxy.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Well the React guys wrote a lot of it, so..
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Yeah, the scaling is a massive issue for Burst. This is how it looks on that page for me: https://i.imgur.com/nGFGwuU.png
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Yeah, I'd definitely love to see an option to hide the icon.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Season finale is tonight in the US, so it's good timing if you want to binge watch the whole thing.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Fair enough, I've personally never had that experience.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Postgres.app[1] would make your life even easier. :) [1]: http://postgresapp.com/
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Out of interest, is the built-in Go server what everyone uses for hosting their Go websites? I'm used to the typical Nginx / Gunicorn / Python stack and Python's built-in server is used for nothing more than development
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
I use Github pages for my personal site.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
A JPG would be far less.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
That wouldn't solve this problem given that the page they're redirecting to _is_ a Google page, the continue check enforces that.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
How much were you paying for Whatsapp then, how much are you paying now?
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
I have 12GB of tethering included in my £18/mo unlimited plan.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
I wonder if this is conflating Cambridge, UK with Cambridge in the US?
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
I'm pretty sure they're all the same thing.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
I'd be interested in seeing that the numbers are like for Argon2.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
Github isn't open source.
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by danielsamuels 10y ago
A CORS restriction perhaps?
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by danielsamuels 11y ago
You have to also remember that she didn't actually use the bike either, it was one of her spares.
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by danielsamuels 11y ago
Lampre-Merida too. So 5 total.
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by danielsamuels 11y ago
4 I think: Cannondale, Lampre Merida, Giant Alpecin, Trek Segafredo.
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by danielsamuels 11y ago
> but on the way out decided to click the conveniently located “Re-install” button next to each VPS. This instantly wipes everything and installs a new OS. Again this action requires no 2FA authentication or any other form of confirmatio
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by danielsamuels 11y ago
What search box are you talking about?
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by danielsamuels 11y ago
> We've been asked to remove everything, the games can't even show up in a search result. Makes me wonder if we should have a robots.txt per locale.
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GitHub now collates '+1' comments into a sidebar item(github.com)
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by danielsamuels 11y ago
I'm 24, but I grew up supporting IE6 and remember trying to get cross compatibility working for the mess that we called 'browsers' back then. It's been great to see the evolution of Javascript over the last 10 or so year
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by danielsamuels 11y ago
I have these for merging a PR into develop and master respectively. Usage is `git pr <#>` pr = "!f() { git checkout develop && git fetch -fu ${2:-origin} refs/pull/$1/head:pr/$1 && git che
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by danielsamuels 11y ago
Implying Discource isn't terrible. I've never found it intuitive to use.

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