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by emp_ 14y ago
In my case, getting paid $110k/year in a country that pays $40k/year as the cap (and the currency is 2:1). I'm at it for six months and I have a huge family around me -- helps with the isolation. I will jump on a plane friday and work 3 wee
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by emp_ 14y ago
I am more on the theory that storage will be a selling point on the surface pro since it has the 128GB option, and Apple's reaction to that.
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by emp_ 14y ago
A rather redundant comment, we wouldn't need to mention it as a source if at least the citation link worked, would we? There is though still $120+ billion on his children in that list.
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by emp_ 14y ago
Wikipedia puts him at $230 billion in 1992, crazy indeed. EDIT: Wikipedia meme, move along.
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by emp_ 14y ago
Agreed, when SQL Injections in ASP were all the rage some 10 years ago I contacted a couple dozen companies to inform of their full credit card visible customer admin pages and asked for nothing in return (at that time someone was offered m
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by emp_ 14y ago
Indeed. I think it might be a good alternative to fonts if it is a CDN hosted, widespread thing, CSS already cached and all.
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by emp_ 14y ago
Haha the DFA, happened to me this last year. And it took exactly 7 months to quit the company with all the symptoms of challenged authority and co-workers looking bad. I managed to finally work from home and loving it so far.
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Is it okay to lick the pasta sauce off my plate?(quora.com)
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Intel is reportedly going offer the ability to sub to individual cable channels(businessinsider.com)
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by emp_ 14y ago
Indeed, it sounds more like a way to verify an identity and having someone liable attached to the account.
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by emp_ 14y ago
With Ghostery it doesn't even open. Edit: right click the overlay, inspect element and delete the overlay div.
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by emp_ 14y ago
Not disagreeing on ridiculous amount of requests, but The Verge (specially) and Kotaku audiences should lean towards high-end users.
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by emp_ 14y ago
During the first long raid (Molten Core) the loot table had a weird deviance of being very similar depending on the player that created the raid, Blizzard said that was impossible but in reality guilds would just rotate the raid leader unti
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by emp_ 14y ago
Something like a game never really sounded like the problem, it actually is a good idea before all standards get dragged into something usable, flash being used to power content and annoying ads was the reason the platform got to this point
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by emp_ 14y ago
I for one am extremely happy for, on my new mac mini, being able to run sublime text 2, nodejs and npm (pkg), postgres (app) and the heroku toolbelt (pkg) without installing XCode.
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by emp_ 14y ago
Its part of DDD (Domain Driven Design) universe, an attempt to have standard patterns for large enterprisy software.
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by emp_ 14y ago
Programming: embracing the fact I came from a design background instead of trying to hide it so I wouldn't get cast out as a jack of all trades, I now do exactly that and love it -- and knowing you can deliver end-to-end solutions is very e
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by emp_ 14y ago
Still hilarious, I see where you are coming from but it's just not about that -- this is a high value production of a recurring discussion in every single online forum, it's like seeing a book become a movie and the writers/directors manage
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by emp_ 14y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lD9FAOPBiDk&feature=youtu... absolutely hilarious and on the spot for haters in all fronts.
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by emp_ 14y ago
Consumers and their whole experience of one are the only data point they use to make decisions after purchases.
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by emp_ 14y ago
I wonder if it good UX that the site is designed around first-time-to-python users (and sponsors maybe?) and recurring reasons to come back such as events and the blog (the actual python users) are way down in the footer?
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by emp_ 14y ago
Looking at the Series 7 right now at Amazon [1], the Surface Pro version of this with a similar spec would be nice for the Type Cover, and note that this has similar tech specs as my 2011 Macbook Air, indeed a very promising replacement for
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by emp_ 14y ago
This is the same as the "don't use aliases but instead tablename_id for Id fields because at 3am this will help you" type of argument (a real one, unfortunately) you should not model things around exceptions.
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by emp_ 14y ago
I would constantly add "darklyrics" to my google searches simply because the site has little to no adds, anecdotal I know, but go figure.
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by emp_ 14y ago
With mobile-first you are optimizing for mobile, so the only extra bandwidth would be that fraction of your CSS that addresses bigger screens, so I think that his page load times is a weak point just like the first one, it all comes down to
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by emp_ 14y ago
I was actually testing if they had the iframes coming from a cross domain, which were so our ability to explode the thing is much smaller. Poor are those who have no way to block alerts tho.
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by emp_ 14y ago
Reminds of ICQ group chats back in the day. You're absolu You're absolutely wro (backspaces start) You I respectfully disagree Fun days. EDIT: better dummy conversation
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by emp_ 14y ago
> sadly we are in mid September here in the northern hemisphere. I am in the south and can confirm we are also in September, will report back with news. /snark
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by emp_ 14y ago
S/he switched, so it was not for her/him. S/he spent some money on things you kinda expect to work, s/he may have the go to say why s/he switched and paid the price for not knowing beforehand, literally.
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by emp_ 14y ago
Mobile Safari is very slow with things like CSS3 transitions even with translate3d, in addition to limitations such as click-delay, so right now things can look the same you are right, but they can't react or perform equally, I have never t

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