emil0r

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by emil0r 15y ago
Your children carries your experiences?
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by emil0r 15y ago
Integers becoming 32-bit or 64-bit depending on CPU architecture, bad character-set support, comparison and identity is wacky. If anything of that has changed since last time I looked, all the better :). He didn't insult you or slam you. He
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by emil0r 15y ago
The worst language I've ever written commercial web sites in is called OOiS-Script. You can't release memory, there is no such thing as an array, functions doesn't exist, there is no scope, when you handle XML you have to strip all namespac
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by emil0r 15y ago
Hi Skore! I just wanted to say it's been fantastic to read what you've written. Thank you. Emil
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by emil0r 15y ago
The way you interact with the desktop environment is a pet feature?
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by emil0r 15y ago
There just is no pleasing everyone is there. Next there will be angry calls to +God for not posting public.
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by emil0r 15y ago
In hindsight. The problem is often that we as programmers name things after what we use it for internally, or where we want to end up. Ie, we want an email conformation, but the customer that has to send it, so please do.
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by emil0r 15y ago
What about them? They were in a war and rightly more concerned about the lives of their own soldiers over those who wrongly attacked them, were fanatical in their defenses and were looking to drag the war on as long as possible for as favou
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by emil0r 15y ago
You reap what you sow.
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by emil0r 15y ago
Would love to hear about them. Mind emailing me?
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by emil0r 15y ago
It's called benevolent dictator for life for a reason ;).
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by emil0r 15y ago
The only real amusement I get from trolling is when people discuss it afterwards and start trying to dissect it you get to meta-trolling, then meta on meta, trollers trolling each other, meta-trolling each other, etc. It's turtles all the w
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by emil0r 15y ago
Has there been any attempts to do that?
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by emil0r 16y ago
To a certain degree you're correct. But it's not exactly the same. With colours you would get larger spans, whereas with numbers you get the immediate feedback. The difference in time is significant for addictive personalities. A second dif
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by emil0r 16y ago
I'd just rather have colour codes. Threshholds of 5, 10, 25, 45, 75+ or something along those lines. Points trigger a certain response among some people. The ones that get sucked into WoW for example simply because they have this impulse of
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by emil0r 16y ago
The Qu'ran is a bit different. It's one book, written by one man, in his lifetime, holds mostly direct commands and is written in stone since it's a direct copy of the Qu'ran in heaven that's written by Allah himself. It's meant to be taken
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by emil0r 16y ago
I think you can put Islam firmly in the state+religion basket. Shar'ia is the Qu'ran, the Hadiths and the Siras all neatly wrapped up for all muslims to live after. Lots of politics in there, very little actual religion. I do not believe yo
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by emil0r 16y ago
The effect iAds so far has had on me is to buy the Pro version just to get rid of the ads. Too invasive and they keep drawing my eyeballs to them and gets in the way of using the app. Probably not what Apple had in mind, but the developers
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by emil0r 16y ago
All true. I was thinking of the submitted link still. Manually sanitizing instead of having something doing that for you is a bad idea because you will forget.
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by emil0r 16y ago
Which means a) You're going to forget it at least once. b) For every developer mindful of this, there will be hundreds not knowing about it. If you ever put "you just need" into a sentence about security you've already lost.
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by emil0r 16y ago
Old hardcore quake3 player here. Q3 didn't wait for a server response, but the net-code was not that great and the interpolation did iirc not really take into account server responses. You could end up with players teleporting because of ne
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by emil0r 16y ago
Oh... we did so much more than just let the Nazis use our railroads. War-profiteering is the word not used by Swedish media and politicians because it's such a dirty word.
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by emil0r 16y ago
Seconding the stability of the Internet. The speed is indeed not that fast, but when I lived there it was very stable and there were never any problems accessing the American and European parts of the Internet.
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by emil0r 16y ago
Depends on the country, the speaker, the statistics they choose and what they choose to speak about. A favorite trick though from the radical feminists is to lump all the men into one group and all the women into another group and then comp
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by emil0r 16y ago
I thought it was people saying they're doing a lousy job of explaining the rules of approval?
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by emil0r 16y ago
I think it would be more accurate to say the market is regulated by laws. "laws are created by politicians" probably differs between countries. I wonder which is worse, politicians that don't really care about what they sign or politicians
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by emil0r 17y ago
How hard, or easy, is it to make a really secure browser while at the same time keeping all the jazz that makes say, GMail work?
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by emil0r 17y ago
On average there are 105 boys born for every 100 girls. I believe it evens out in the end with more boys dying in an early age than girls, but I don't have any hard data on that.
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by emil0r 17y ago
There's always someone that's missed it. Highly recommended library for ie6 + png.
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by emil0r 17y ago
A time-delay on down-votes perhaps? More of a psychological effect than a technical solution. Not showing any points above 5 (or 10 or whatever), while still having an internal counter might also help. A trust system maybe. "I trust this us

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