donutdan4114

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   by donutdan4114 14y ago

   Trying to update my password: http://i.imgur.com/wLNpR0C.png
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   by donutdan4114 14y ago

   Why does Netflix only allow 4-10 character passwords? My weak password is 14 characters. There is no reason to have a length limit.
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   by donutdan4114 14y ago

   I'm sure if you think of any successful web site/app they use some type of framework, even if they made it themselves.
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   by donutdan4114 14y ago

   If you use a decent web framework for your project, I think PHP isn't a terrible solution. It will be maintainable, organized, thoughtful, and documented. Obviously in the end, it's still PHP , but a good framework makes those more complex
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   by donutdan4114 14y ago

   How have I lived without calc() for all this time?....
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   by donutdan4114 14y ago

   Looks good. Shocking amount of code to achieve that effect though.
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   by donutdan4114 14y ago

   Clickable link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/simple-knot/id593421479?mt=8
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   by donutdan4114 14y ago

   1) The first thing I noticed is the 0/$9/$19 scheme. I would make it 0/$10/$25, it's more to the point and I think the rounded numbers would be better received. 2) I think you could make a lot more money. Large web development agencies coul
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   by donutdan4114 14y ago

   If I go to google.com and run the query myself, I get Facebook as the first result but it doesn't actually go there. For me, this query: https://www.google.com/search?q=www Does a search for FB, does not load FB though.
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    Bing is using Google for search results(googleblog.blogspot.pt)

    2 points by donutdan4114 14y ago|1 comments
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    Scored a 70 with my less-than-great laptop screen. The problem with any of these online tests is that it is skewed based on your monitor, graphics card, OS, and browser settings.
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    Software patents are the worst idea ever.
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    I use PhpStorm for working on very large web projects. When working with smaller frameworks or just writing a script or something, I prefer the aesthetics and simplicity of Sublime Text. When working on large projects I find that having a g
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    I thought it was funny. I'd rather see funny comments, than no comments at all.
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    I'm not an expert on automotive engineering, but I don't think removing any electrical component from your car will increase fuel mileage. Most cars have the serpentine belt on the engine also connected to the alternator, so the alternator
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    [SPOILER] If you're a visual person, the solution is expertly drawn out here: http://i.imgur.com/Jpn1k.png
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    Well this was a pleasant surprise to find.
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Should_you_declare_bankruptcy
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    As an avid bowler, this video/story sends chills down my spine. Being so close to the Big Win and not quite getting there, it's very sad indeed... But, he got a couple 300 games, and that's nothing to be ashamed of.
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    Video: http://frontburner.dmagazine.com/2012/06/25/video-of-bill-fo...
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    This isn't new, this has been known for a very long time.
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    Looks like an awesome project, but I think if it had plugins for more types of code that would be much more valuable. When building websites, I don't just use HTML, JS, and CSS, there are many other languages to consider... A lot of cool id
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    agreed
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    I've always wondered why password hashing is not a law (at least in the US). There needs to be an agreed upon minimum level of security for storing credentials. Or, just make it where websites HAVE to state somewhere how they are storing th
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    by donutdan4114 14y ago

    I've always disagreed with this XKCD. Given a passphrase dictionary attack, the passphrase would be discovered in less than a minute. And technically, if you didn't know the format of the password, and you were just trying to get a random 1