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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Making sure to skip the 13th, so it would 1...19.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
What are you talking about? It was an example, nothing more.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
I think your amusement park analogy is spot on. It's really annoying to sit there and watch a bunch of bullets and text whiz by when I just want to read what the product does.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
I have the same schedule now. It's much better since you avoid the crazy traffic of the typical 9-to-5'ers and getting to sleep in is the best thing ever.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
> "I do not have any real data to back up that statement. But I'm pretty sure about it." If you have no evidence to back up a statement you pulled out of thin air, then do not comment! There are PLENTY of web design firms
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
Agreed. The minute they quoted somebody from SRS, this whole article lost credibility.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
Yeah same here. I've been through 3 MBP's and never had a problem with any of the MagSafe chargers.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
It's amazing how quickly the Aral dried up (well 90% of it).
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
I doubt it. TechCrunch actually does provide a lot of value. I think the chopping block will be limited to meme-sites like PawNation.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
I've lost all faith in The Verge after seeing junk about apps like Slack being down, therefore causing the "editors" to not know what to do with themselves. Great journalism.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
You hit the nail on the head, he does expect things to work almost exactly as they do on Linux. The thing about Linus if you've ever spent any time on reading the Linux Kernel mailing list is that he is extremely explosive and at times
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
In this case, the specific exploit Linus is referring to works by commiting a malicious .git file as .Git to your repo. Then somebody else on OSX clones your branch, and the bad .Git file will overwrite your .git file, causing a security br
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
The exploit being referenced allows malicious code to be injected into a file that handles git, which is (.git). Now, normally Git does not allow you to overwrite (.git). Since HFS+ is case-insensitive, writing the file as (.Git) will overw
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2014/11/report-microsoft-and-ya...
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
If you're referring to the mobile app (iOS), there is a way to change the setting to Most Recent posts; however, it is buried and difficult. You're right here, Facebook wants full control so they CAN put more ads on the users&#x27
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
Maybe the author is hoping this article will go viral on Facebook? It certainly has a bit of a link-baity headline.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
They've done a lot, like rolling out new updates to Yahoo Mail (where they can serve ads like Gmail) and other monetization things like offering prints for Flickr. Only time will tell if it will be successful. There are rumors that Saf
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
I write a lot of JavaScript and one thing that helps me is using Firefox Developer Tools or the Chrome Developer Tools. Usually you will get a decent error message, although it's not perfect. Another thing to check out is a framework (
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
According to QuantCast ( https://www.quantcast.com/yahoo.com?country=US ), Yahoo still has 74 million users monthly. That's a pretty big number and puts them in the top 10 of US Internet Traffic. People still use them fo
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
This is a sad turn of events. Now that unethical groups out there know they can "censor" films, they will be motivated to do the same to other art forms to prevent them from being released.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
This rant isn't very constructive. Yes, JavaScript has it's problems, but then again, so do many languages.
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GEX was one of those projects from hell (1997)(games.greggman.com)
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
It's the way the game works. Busting drug related things is a lot more lucrative than busting "other evil" things. Did you really think law enforcement cares about principle or morality? It's all about money.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
Or the fact that it asks you to install iTerm. My favorite thing about Terminal.app is that it's already there, just a spotlite command away, and you can theme it as well.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
This is why I love astrophysics (and the scientific method). When you find something conclusive (assuming the paper is accurate), and it causes you to re-think what you thought you knew about the universe, it suddenly becomes larger than yo
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
The problem with Google+ isn't that it has a bad mobile experience, it's that it offers no reason for people to leave Facebook. I don't see how hiring the founder of Polar will have any effect on that fundamental problem.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
Objective-C will be easy then. The notation is a bit different, but you'll be able to pick it up in a few hours.
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
I can't stress enough that knowing Objective-C is absolutely necessary, since Swift is still evolving and there is still so much core stuff in Objective-C. Besides, learning a C language always makes a user a better programmer, since i
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
You hit the nail on the head with your assessment of Yo as a "Hello World" app. There's literally nothing else to it. Yo is another example of the tech/startup industry drinking Kool-Aid. Nobody would even take this noob
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by dennisnedry 12y ago
This is an awful article. Not only does the author not understand the difference between "your" and "you're", the whole thing is written from a very negative point of view. I'd recommend for the author to get i

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